The given pie charts illustrate the information about the energy consumption and the emissions of greenhouse gas due to it in six various household equipment in Australia. The six household equipment are heating, water heating, refrigeration, cooling, lighting, and other appliances.
Overall, heating utilizes the most amount of energy whereas water heating emits the highest amount of Carbon Dioxide in Australian houses.
The most amount of energy is used to get heating (42%), followed by water heating which is 30% and other appliances used 15% energy on an average household. Less than 15% of energy is used for refrigeration, lighting, and cooling.
In contrast, the most CO2 was generated by water heating which is 32%. The second most reaching for CO2 emission from Australian household is from other appliances (28%). The heating and refrigeration emitted a similar amount of green house almost 15% and around 10% emitted by cooling and lighting.
The
given
pie charts illustrate the information about the
energy
consumption and the emissions of greenhouse gas due to it in six various
household
equipment in Australia. The six
household
equipment are
heating
,
water
heating
, refrigeration, cooling, lighting, and other appliances.
Overall
,
heating
utilizes the most
amount
of
energy
whereas
water
heating
emits the highest
amount
of Carbon Dioxide in Australian
houses
.
The most
amount
of
energy
is
used
to
get
heating
(42%), followed by
water
heating
which is 30% and other appliances
used
15%
energy
on an average
household
. Less than 15% of
energy
is
used
for refrigeration, lighting, and cooling.
In contrast
, the most CO2
was generated
by
water
heating
which is 32%. The second most reaching for CO2 emission from Australian
household
is from other appliances (28%). The
heating
and refrigeration emitted a similar
amount
of green
house
almost 15% and around 10% emitted by cooling and lighting.