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 illustrate the average domestic

energy

consumption and

greenhouse

gas

emissions

in an Australian household.

Energy

is mainly utilized for heating, water heating, cooling, lighting, refrigeration, and other electrical

appliances

.

Overall

, power is mainly used for heating, and the lowest power is used for cooling purposes.

To begin

with, the ratio between

energy

usage and

greenhouse

emissions

in Australian households were significantly the same;

however

,

gas

emission from cooling, other

appliances

, refrigeration, and lighting was higher than the

energy

used.

In addition

, the highest utilization of power was for heating( 42% ) and,

as a result

of

energy

used,

greenhouse

gas

emission was 10% lower.

Furthermore

, the second highest

energy

was used for water heating (30%), and the

gas

emission was 15%.

On the other hand

,

energy

and

greenhouse

emissions

from cooling, lighting, heating, refrigeration, and other electrical

appliances

remained lower than 30%.

However

, the

gas

emissions

from other

appliances

resulted in 13% more

gas

emissions

.