Band 5+: 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.

The pie charts compare the percentage of power consumption in an average Australian household and greenhouse gas emissions.

Overall, heating and water heating are the most majority of energy expenditure in household. Meanwhile water heating and other appliances are the highest proportion in a survey greenhouse gas emissions.

Regarding domestic usage in Australia, heating is the highest ration of all fields with 42%, similarly, water heating is allocated the second largest percentage at nearly a-third (30%). The number of other appliances is 15% in energy spending. There are a slight number in the rest of other fields which are constituted 7%, 4%, and 2% in refrigeratio, lighting and cooling, respectively.

It is clear that, water heating is the most massive majority over all the sections at 32%, followed closely by 28% which is showed as the second largest field in total. Additionally, heating and refrigeration seem to be the same number of energy utilize at 14% anf 15%, respectively. Cooling and lighting are witnessed which nearly the same as ranked in Australian household that are 3% and 8%, respectively.