The pie chart comparing power consumption in a typical Australian home in 2008. In general, electrical appliances have different electrical energy consumption. As you can see, heating, keeping or cooling a home consumes almost half of the energy, 63%, needed in the average Australian household. This is followed by other appliances such as clothes and dish washers, 16. Lighting and freezers use the same energy source 7% each, while cooking and stand-by power use negligible amount, 4% and 3% respectively. As far as I know, heating and cooling appliances emit the highest percentage of greenhouse gases even though they consume less electricity than water heaters. Other devices contribute to the emission of hazardous gases based on the percentage of energy they need to operate. So, try to use electrical appliances properly to limit greenhouse gas emissions.
The pie chart comparing power consumption in a typical Australian home in 2008.
In general
, electrical
appliances
have
different
electrical
energy
consumption. As you can
see
, heating, keeping or cooling a home consumes almost half of the
energy
, 63%, needed in the average Australian household. This
is followed
by other
appliances
such as clothes and dish washers, 16. Lighting and freezers
use
the same
energy
source 7% each, while cooking and stand-by power
use
negligible amount, 4% and 3%
respectively
. As far as I know, heating and cooling
appliances
emit the highest percentage of greenhouse gases
even though
they consume less electricity than water heaters. Other devices contribute to the emission of hazardous gases based on the percentage of
energy
they need to operate.
So
, try to
use
electrical
appliances
properly
to limit greenhouse gas emissions.