The first chart shows how energy is used in an average australian household. The second chart shows the greenhouse gas emissions which result from this energy use. Make summary by choose and report the main features and compare the charts

The first chart displays the breakdown of

energy

usage in an average Australian

household

,

while

the second chart shows the

greenhouse

gas

emissions

resulting from

this

energy

use

. Heating and

water

heating are the main uses of

energy

and contribute to a significant proportion of

emissions

as by-products of

energy

consumption

. Heating is the largest

energy

consumer, accounting for 42% of

household

energy

use

,

while

water

heating follows at 30%.

However

, when looking at

greenhouse

gas

emissions

,

water

heating becomes the largest contributor at 32%, surpassing its

energy

use

proportion. Heating,

on the other hand

, contributes only 15% to

emissions

, which is significantly lower than its

energy

consumption

share.

This

contrast indicates that

water

heating is less efficient in terms of

emissions

compared to its

energy

use

. For other sectors, refrigeration and lighting

uses

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7% and 4 % of

household

energy

but

accounts

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for double

proportion

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of

greenhouse

gas

emissions

, indicating a higher impact relative to its

energy

consumption

. These comparisons reveal that some

household

activities

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have a disproportionate impact on

greenhouse

gas

emissions

compared to their

energy

consumption

.