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. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The initial pie chart illustrates the amount of power which is consumed by Australian families. The other pie chart shows the percentage of the

gas

which is emitted by using these energies.

Overall

, it is evident that water heating consumes and emits the highest proportion,

while

cooling occupies the lowest in both areas.

According to

the data, the largest percentage of energy is consumed for heating in Australia both for heating and water heating, 42 per

cent

and 30 per

cent

, respectively. The other appliances use only 15 % of the whole generated energy,

whereas

, the other 13 % of produced power is used by refrigerators, lighting and cooling. Turning to the second pie chart, the device that heats the water produces 32 % greenhouse

gas

which is the highest among the others.Interestingly other house devices emit more than one-fourth of the whole emissions. Approximately thirty per

cent

of greenhouse

gas

comes from heating systems and refrigeration. The

gas

emission from cooling systems and lighting has the lowest proportion, around ten per

cent

.