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. Summaries information by selecting and Reporting the main features and make comparisons were relevant.

The two pie charts illustrate the percentage of

energy

use in Australian households and the figure for greenhouse gas

emissions

resulting from

this

energy

consumption. It is observed that

while

heating is a dominant proportion in terms of

energy

usage, its impact on greenhouse gas

emissions

is dramatically low.

Conversely

, water heating and other appliances have a significantly high impact on

emissions

unless they are using less

energy

.

Overall

, it is observed that heating accounts for the largest portion of

energy

use, at 42 %/followed by water heating at 30%.

Furthermore

, the figure for other appliances is 15%,

while

refrigeration, lighting, and cooling account for 7%, 4%, and 2%, respectively. It is worth noting that even though heating is the most

energy

-demanding activity among Australians, it only emits 15% of planthouse gases in

this

country.

Moreover

, water heating is the largest contributor to pollutant

emissions

, at 32%.

On the other hand

, other appliances generate 28% of greenhouse gases.

Also

, with regards to the chart, refrigeration produces 14%, followed by lighting and cooling at 8% and 3%, respectively