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Band 8+: The first chart below shows how energy is used in an average Australian household. The second chart shows the greenhouse gas emissions which result from this energy use.

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The image depicts two pie charts showing Australian household energy use and greenhouse gas emissions. The energy use chart shows heating at 42%, water heating at 30%, other appliances at 15%, refrigeration at 7%, lighting at 4%, and cooling at 2%. The greenhouse gas emissions chart shows water heating at 32%, other appliances at 28%, heating at 15%, refrigeration at 14%, lighting at 8%, and cooling at 3%.

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The pie charts compare the proportions of energy consumed for various purposes and how greenhouse gases are emitted by an average Australian household resulting from this energy consumption.

Overall, it is clear that while heating accounts for the highest energy use, yet the largest percentage of greenhouse gases produced belongs to water heating.

42% of energy consumed in an Australian family is emitted due to heating, which is the highest figure on the chart, followed by that of water heating, at 30%. By contrast, the figure for other appliances is just 15%, and the rest, including refrigeration, lighting and cooling, at 7%,4% and 2% respectively.

Water heating is responsible for the production of 32% of total greenhouse gas emission, while the energy consumption for other appliances is 28%. In comparison, the figures for heating, refrigeration and lighting are 15%, 14% and 8% respectively. Meanwhile, cooling just accounts for 3% of greenhouse gases released.

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