The first pie chart illustrates average energy usages in a typical Australian family while the second pie chart shows the percentage of greenhouse gas emission from this energy consumption. As is presented, water heating and heating & cooling consume the highest energy and they produce the highest percentage of greenhouse gas in Australia.
According to the given data, water heating system consumed 23% of total energy consumption in an Australian household while heating and cooling system require 20% energy. Refrigeration consumed 12% energy which is larger than that of energy requirement for cooking and lighting. Finally, 5% energy is consumed in standby mode and the remaining 24% energy is required for all other household appliances.
On the other hand, heating and cooling systems contribute to the highest percentage of greenhouse gas emission which is 38%. Water heaters, though require more energy than heating and cooling, emit comparatively lesser greenhouse gas (25%). These two systems produce the highest percentage of greenhouse gas in Australia. Cooking, lighting and refrigeration generate 18% greenhouse gas in total and all other appliances and standby mode generate 19% such gas.
The
first
pie chart illustrates average
energy
usages in a typical Australian family while the second pie chart
shows
the
percentage
of
greenhouse
gas
emission from this
energy
consumption. As
is presented
, water
heating
and
heating
&
;
cooling
consume the highest
energy and
they produce the highest
percentage
of
greenhouse
gas
in Australia.
According to the
given
data, water
heating
system
consumed 23% of total
energy
consumption in an Australian household while
heating
and
cooling
system
require 20%
energy
. Refrigeration consumed 12%
energy
which is larger than that of
energy
requirement for cooking and lighting.
Finally
, 5%
energy
is consumed
in standby mode and the remaining 24%
energy
is required
for all other household appliances.
On the other hand
,
heating
and
cooling
systems
contribute to the highest
percentage
of
greenhouse
gas
emission which is 38%. Water heaters, though require more
energy
than
heating
and
cooling
, emit
comparatively
lesser
greenhouse
gas
(25%). These two
systems
produce the highest
percentage
of
greenhouse
gas
in Australia. Cooking, lighting and refrigeration generate 18%
greenhouse
gas
in total and all other appliances and standby mode generate 19% such
gas
.
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