The pie chart below shows energy is used in a typical Australian household, and the table shows the amount of electricity used according to the number of occupants.

The circle diagram illustrates the power expenditure of an average house in Australia,

while

the table provides data on the total electricity consumption.

Overall

, it is evident that a significant portion of energy is used by systems requiring heating or cooling functions, with the annual KWH increasing with the number of occupants.

According to

the pie chart, general and water heating,

along with

cooling installations, dominate expenditures, comprising 63% of the total.

Conversely

, the most efficient frameworks are vampire devices (always connected but not in use) and cooking facilities, representing only a small minority at 3% and 4%, respectively. Approximately one-fourth of the total heating and cooling systems belong to appliances like cloth and dishwashers,

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dryers. Lighting and freezers account for an equally small proportion (seven per cent) of the

overall

consumption.

Furthermore

, the information in the table suggests that a substantial amount of electricity is consumed in homes with six or more people, ranging from 12,000 to 16,000 KWH annually.

However

, houses with a solitary occupant only use between 5,000 and 6,500 KWH.