The graph below shows the demand for electricity in England during typical days in winter and summer. The pie chart shows how electricity is used in an average English home. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The given graph conveys information about the

electricity

use of England citizens throughout

summer

and

winter

periods and during typical days. The pie chart reports how

electricity

is used in homes on daily bases.

Overall

, from the line ,graph it is observed that demand for

electricity

is considerably higher during

winter

rather than

summer

periods. The use of electrical components in

summer

starts from a unit slightly lower than 2000,

whereas

for

winter

the point begins from about 3500 units. The units' scale in

winter

fluctuates in the beginning, reaching its peak of 5000

at the end

. In

summer

the consumption is around 1000-2000 units, reaching the highest point towards nighttime. Most of the

electricity

is used to heat the apartment and the water, which is 52.5% of

overall

usage. The lowest percentage of 15 is required for TV lighting, washing machines

as well as

other householding items

such

as vacuum cleaners and food mixers. A slightly higher scale of 17.5% is used for ovens, kettles and washing machines. Generally, the need for electrical tools increases with the start of cold seasons, though the scale rises during nights both for

summer

and

winter

. More than half of the derived

electricity

is used for heat,

while

the second half is needed for household appliances.