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The image depicts two pie charts displaying data on Australian household energy use and greenhouse gas emissions. The first chart shows that heating accounts for 42% of energy use, water heating for 30%, other appliances for 15%, refrigeration for 7%, lighting for 4%, and cooling for 2%. The second chart illustrates that heating contributes to 15% of greenhouse gas emissions, water heating to 32%, cooling to 3%, lighting to 4%, refrigeration to 14%, and other appliances to 28%.
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Pie charts display how energy is used in the average Australian household and the greenhouse gas emissions resulting from such energy use.
In general, the average Australian household spends the most energy on heating and water heating. But greenhouse gas emissions are higher for heating water and other appliances.
According to the first diagram, heating and water heating account for three quarters of the total amount of energy consumed. And the rest make up one fifth of the total amount of energy consumed.
According to the second diagram, greenhouse gas emissions for heating water and other appliances amount to 30 percent each. And the rest make up about 40 percent.
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