The two pie charts illustrate the proportion of electricity usage in various sectors in Eastern Australia in two years (2007 and 2010).
Overall, in both years residential and commercial ones accounted for over half of all electricity usage, while the least were in transport and agriculture. There were no any increases in consumption from residential and commercial, whereas other metals almost went up. Aluminium and manufacturing, however, experienced a slight drop.
Electricity consumption by residential totaled 28% in 2007 and remained the same in 2010. Likewise, the amount of consumption by commercial and mining sectors likewise stayed the same, representing 23% in former and 9% in latter in both periods. The use of electricity by other metals rose fractionally from 12% in the first year to 18% by the final year.
Looking into manufacturing category, in 2007 it made up 13%, and after three years decreased to 9%. Aluminium, in its order, from 13% in 2007, saw a little drop, and accounted for 11% in 2010. Transport and agriculture entire period used the same amount of electricity, comprising of 1%.