The two pie charts give information about the percentage of energy use and greenhouse gas emissions from Australian households respectively
Overall, it is clear that the highest usage of energy goes to water heating and heating, while appliances and water heating is the highest source of gas emissions from Australian households.
Australian households spent the most of their energy supplies on water heating 30% and I represent the highest source of gas emissions too. Although the heating represents the highest energy usage by 42% of energy use, it is not represented the highest gas emission source with only 15%.
Meanwhile, although home appliances and refrigeration take only 15% and 7% of the energy usage in Australian households, it has a higher rate of gas emission with 28% and 14% compared to other usage respectively.
Other energy usages like cooling and lighting consume only 2% and 4% of the energy provided to the households while they have the lowest gas emission rate with 3 and 8% respectively.
The two pie charts give information about the percentage of
energy
use
and greenhouse
gas
emissions
from Australian
households
respectively
Overall
, it is
clear
that the highest
usage
of
energy
goes to water
heating
and
heating
, while appliances and water
heating
is the highest source of
gas
emissions
from Australian households.
Australian
households
spent the most of their
energy
supplies on water
heating
30% and I represent the highest source of
gas
emissions
too. Although the
heating
represents the highest
energy
usage
by 42% of
energy
use
, it is not represented the highest
gas
emission
source with
only
15%.
Meanwhile, although home appliances and refrigeration take
only
15% and 7% of the
energy
usage
in Australian
households
, it has a higher rate of
gas
emission
with 28% and 14% compared to other
usage
respectively
.
Other
energy
usages
like cooling and lighting consume
only
2% and 4% of the
energy
provided to the
households
while they have the lowest
gas
emission
rate with 3 and 8%
respectively
.