The first chart below shows how energy is used in an average Australian household. The second chart shows the greenhouse gas emissions which result from this energy use.

The pie charts present the connection between the power that a standard Australian family utilize and how much greenhouse gas it will discharge.

Overall

, heating and water heating take the lead in either illustration, whilst cooling and lighting are used the least amidst all forms of energy. Two trends are displayed in those two figures. The first one is the identicalness between the amount of energy used and the total emission of vapour, which comprises water heating and cooling. They occupy 30% and 2% in terms of the percentage of the total energy utilized respectively. Taking into account their nursery gas release, it both sightly rise 32 per cent(water heating), and 3 per cent (cooling).

On the contrary

, the second group assembles various sorts of power, consisting of heating, lighting, refrigeration and other appliances, that have an enormous difference between the proportion of the power used and the per cent of conservatory pollution emission it causes.

While

the total use of heating holds 42%, the quantity of smoke it discharges is approximately 3 times less than that, stabilized at 15%.

On the other hand

, the number of arboretum gas that lighting, refrigeration and other appliances doubled the total use of those on average, which is 8%,14% and 28% compared to 4%, 7% and 15% respectively