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 given pie charts depict the average number of

energy

used by

Australian

households and the greenhouse gas emissions resulting from

energy

use

.

Overall

, heating made up as the biggest contributor to

energy

use

,

while

water heating constitutes the greenhouse gas emissions biggest proportion among

Australian

households. Starting with the first pie chart explains the data on

Australian

households using

energy

. Heating was in the first position of contributor at 42%, followed by Water heating at third-tenths. The proportion of other appliances stood as the third contributor to

energy

use

at 15%.

Then

, refrigeration and lighting contribute 7% and 4%, respectively.

In addition

, cooling only contributes a tiny fraction. Moving on to the second pie chart, water heating stood as the biggest proportion of greenhouse gas emissions at 32%.

Moreover

, other appliances contribute roughly a quarter.

Next,

heating and refrigeration constitute similar percentages at 15% and 14%, respectively.

Additionally

, lighting made up 8%,

while

cooling same as the

Australian

households’

energy

use

contributing only 3%.