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. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts show the

energy

consumption

and the

emissions

of greenhouse gas

due to

the

energy

used by the average household in Australia.

Overall

,

it is clear that

heating is the greatest

consumption

of

energy

by Austrian households on average and

also

the highest for greenhouse gas

emissions

.

However

, cooling is the least

energy

usage and proportion of the

emissions

categories in Australia. Heating is

highest

Correct article usage

the highest

show examples

of the whole

energy

consumption

by Australian households, at 72%, and 30% of the

consumption

is water heating. Electrical

appliances

are the second largest proportion of consuming

energy

in Australian household, at 22%, and 15 of them is used for other

appliances

. Lighting and cooling are the least categories, at 4% and 2% ,respectively. In the Second pie chart, heating accounts for nearly half of the total greenhouse gas

emissions

, and

thus

32% of it is emitted from water heating. Moving to the second largest proportion of the emission by the Austrian household is electrical

appliances

, fridges and other

appliances

, both at 14% and 28%, respectively. Lighting and cooling are the least proportions, the same arrangements as the mentioned household’s

consumption

, which at 8% and 3%, respectively.