The pie chart shows energy use and greenhouse gas emissions as a result. The first chart depicts Australian household energy use and second chart shows Australian household greenhouse gas emissions. Overall, it can be observed heating and water heating are the largest contributors in chart number one and two respectively. In detail, heating contributed 42% of the total energy usage while water heating leads to 30% of usage. Moreover, refrigerator, cooling and lighting collectively contributed 14%. Inputs by other appliances are 15%. Further, on detail observation of greenhouse gas emissions, we can predict that water heating is sole contributor giving inputs above 30% i. e. , 32% followed by other appliances, heating and refrigeration at 28%, 15% and 14% respectively. Finally, the least contributors for greenhouse emissions are lighting and cooling leading to a total of 11%.
The pie
chart
shows
energy
use
and
greenhouse
gas
emissions
as a result
. The
first
chart
depicts Australian household energy
use
and second
chart
shows
Australian household
greenhouse
gas
emissions
.
Overall
, it can
be observed
heating
and water
heating
are the largest contributors in
chart
number one and two
respectively
. In detail,
heating
contributed 42% of the total energy usage while water
heating
leads to 30% of usage.
Moreover
, refrigerator, cooling and lighting
collectively
contributed 14%. Inputs by other appliances are 15%.
Further
, on detail observation of
greenhouse
gas
emissions
, we can predict that water
heating
is sole contributor giving inputs above 30%
i. e.
,
32% followed by other appliances,
heating
and refrigeration at 28%, 15% and 14%
respectively
.
Finally
, the least contributors for
greenhouse
emissions
are lighting and cooling leading to a total of 11%.