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 early chart depicts how Australia consumes average

energy

. The

further

chart illustrates the

gas

emission

effect of the greenhouse as the result of that

energy

use.

Overall

, in the beginning, most

energy

was used for heating purposes.

While

water heating produces the most greenhouse

gas

emissions.

Whereas

, in both cooling is less involved. In the beginning, Australian families used 42%

energy

for heating purposes which is the highest

energy

that is

used.

Further

, they are using 30%

energy

for water heating which is 2nd highest. After that, they consume 7% of

energy

for refrigeration or 15% of

energy

consumed for other appliances.

Lastly

, they are using 4 %

energy

for lighting and 2% for cooling which is the lowest

ratio

.

Additionally

, the heating produces 15%

gas

emissions.

While

water heating generates 32% of

gas

emissions.

This

is the highest

ratio

of

gas

emission

crop.

In addition

, the refrigeration outcomes of 14% gass

emission

and other appliances produce 28% gass

emission

which is the 2nd highest

ratio

. In conclusion, lighting generates 8%

gas

emission

and cooling produces 3%

gas

emission

which is the lowest

ratio

.