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 first pie chart compares different methods of

energy

usage in an average Australian household. The second pie chart compares the extent of the effects on

greenhouse

gas

emissions

that result from these types of

energy

.

Overall

, Australian inhabitants spend most of their

energy

on heating, which is 21 times more than cooling, with minimal

energy

usage.

Furthermore

, the highest damage to

greenhouse

gases is from the water heating process, and almost identical to other appliances. The Australian household heating process constitutes 42

percent

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of all methods,

while

the refrigeration working system accounts for one-sixth of its utilization. Fortunately, its impact on

greenhouse

gas

emissions

is practically the same as refrigeration, which is almost 14.5

percent

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. In second place is the water heating process, which uses double the amount of

energy

as other appliances and its influence on

greenhouse

gas

emissions

is similar to its usage, which is nearly 30

percent

. There is extremely low

energy

consumption for cooling and lighting processes, respectively 2 and 4

percent

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, and

also

the lowest effect level on

greenhouse

gas

emissions

, 3 and 8

percent

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.