The graph below shows the demand for electricity in England during typical days in winter and summer. The pie chart shows how electricity is used in an average English home. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line chart shows the average usage of

electricity

in the two seasons of the year, which are

summer

and

winter

,

while

the pie chart shows detailed information about

winter

in percentages. Both are in England.

Overall

,

summer

periods are normally stable,

whereas

the rate is experiencing drastic fluctuations in

summer

. It can

also

be seen that heating systems consume most of the

electricity

during the

winter

. At the beginning of the

winter

season, citizens double the

electricity

use compared to the

summer

, reaching almost 35000 units.

Moreover

, both lines experienced a decline after a few days, and right after that, slight growth followed up. The endings are matching as well, both of the seasons at the edge start significantly diminishing. Heating rooms and water take the lion's share of the whole chart, just above 50%. The ovens, kettles, and washing machines take 17.5% of

electricity

in a house;

however

, it is the second biggest result after heating systems.

Furthermore

, household items share the same percentage as lighting, TV, and radio together, which is 15%.