The first pie chart provides energy consumption in percentage in an average Australian household where as the second pie chart represents the greenhouse gas emissions resulting from the energy consumption of the Australian households.
One of the striking feature observed, is the energy used for heating purposes constituting of almost 50% of the total spectrum and cooling purpose being the least. On the other hand the greenhouse gas emission is maximum from water heating and minimum from cooling.
It is clearly seen from the first pie chart, the energy used via heating is the most which is 42% of the total consumption. Water heating sums up to nearly one third that is 30%. 15% usage coming from other appliances. Refrigeration, lighting and cooling eats up a minimum portion of 7%, 4% and 2% respectively.
When it comes to greenhouse gas emissions water heating encapsulate almost a third of the share. 28% of the total emission comes from other appliances. Heating constitute 15% of entire emissions. Refrigeration, lightning and cooling accounts 14%, 8% and 3% respectively.
The
first
pie chart provides
energy
consumption in percentage in an average Australian household
where as
the second pie chart represents the greenhouse gas
emissions
resulting from the
energy
consumption of the Australian households.
One of the striking feature observed, is the
energy
used
for
heating
purposes constituting of almost 50% of the total spectrum and cooling purpose being the least.
On the other hand
the greenhouse gas
emission
is maximum from water
heating
and minimum from cooling.
It is
clearly
seen
from the
first
pie chart, the
energy
used
via
heating
is the most which is 42% of the total consumption. Water
heating
sums up to
nearly
one third
that is
30%. 15% usage coming from other appliances. Refrigeration, lighting and cooling eats up a minimum portion of 7%, 4% and 2%
respectively
.
When
it
comes
to greenhouse gas
emissions
water
heating
encapsulate almost a third of the share. 28% of the total
emission
comes
from other appliances.
Heating
constitute 15% of entire
emissions
. Refrigeration, lightning and cooling accounts 14%, 8% and 3%
respectively
.