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.

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the two pie charts depicts the

energy

consumption and

greenhouse

gas

emissions

in an average family in Australia. In general, it is apparent that most of the

energy

is utilized for heating and

water

heating,

while

water

heating and other appliances contribute the most to

greenhouse

gas

emissions

for an average household. To commence, heating demands the most

energy

in a household, accounting for 42% of the total consumption. It is followed by

water

heating at 30%, which is double the amount of

energy

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for other appliances. The amount of

energy

utilized for refrigeration, lighting and cooling each makes up a small minority of the total, at 7%, 4% and 2%, respectively. Turning to the data on

greenhouse

gas

emissions

, the major source of emission comes from

water

heating, which comprises approximately one-third of the total.

Although

other appliances only occupy 15% of total

energy

use, they produce the second-most amount of

greenhouse

gases (28%).

Although

heating is the most demanding for

energy

use, it only contributes to 15% of total

emissions

, which is roughly the same as that of refrigeration. The remaining 11% of the

greenhouse

gases are emitted from lighting and cooling.