Band 5+: the first chrt 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 chart displays how an average Australian family consumes power.

Overall, Australian households use each type of energy to increase carbon emissions. They spend only a small amount on other applications and produce around double the amount of greenhouse gases. while heating energy is more consumed and less releases carbon dioxide.

The Australian family used energy in the third-position refrigeration. it was just 7% but discharged double the percentage of carbon gases. The other appliances’ second biggest consumes a tiny percentage of power and then releases almost twice the amount of greenhouse emissions. The lighting was just the second position used for energy and generated 8% of carbon gases.

Australian householders were 30% of the power used in the water heating. while slightly more discharged CO2 gas. It was just 32%. For the colling just 2% of the power is used, and only 1% of carbon dioxide. In heating the highest amount of energy consumed was 42%, and around three times fewer carbon emissions.