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.

What has been depicted in the first chart is the

energy

consumption in the average household in Australia,

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second graph, the amount of

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greenhouse gas emissions produced, is illustrated.

Overall

, a large proportion of the

energy

usage was allocated to heating and

water

heating,

while

the most greenhouse emissions result from

water

heating and other appliances.

According to

the first chart, most significantly, nearly one-third and 42 % of

energy

usage is used by

water

heating and heating, respectively.

Moreover

, the share of

energy

consumption was devoted to other appliances, which is not clearly specified (a minority). Cooling, lighting, and refrigeration collectively accounted for 13 % of

energy

used. The second graph shows,

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heating was the biggest source of greenhouse emissions, which is a bit above 30%, followed by other appliances.

In addition

,

although

heating, cooling, and lighting together totalling around a quarter, refrigeration was only responsible for 14 per cent of the total.