5 report(s) found.
The first pie chart illustrates the consumption of energy in an Australian household while the other one shows the emittion of harmful gases as a result of it. Overall, it is clear that heating takes the highest energy use, but water heating causes nearly one third of gas emissions. 42% of energy is emitted due […]
The former pie chart illustrates the amount of energy is consumed in an average Australian residential and the latter represents the percentage of greenhouse gas waste produced from this energy spending. A glance at the pie chart reveals that the gas emissions are mainly produced by water heating and heating and cooling. Heating and cooling […]
The pie charts illustrates the usage of energy by Australian households and percentage of greenhouse gasses emitted as a result of their usage, respectively. Overall, it can be observed that highest amount of energy is used for heating while, the lowest is used for cooling. Due to which, most of the harmful gas is formed […]
the given two pie charts illustrates energy consumption for different sectors and emissions of greenhouse gas by that sectors in an average Australian household. Overall, most of the energy consumption was by heating and water heating, where GHS emissions occures most by the water heating and other appliances. Cooling purpose require least energy and it […]
the given two pie charts illustrates energy consumption for different sectors and emissions of greenhouse gas by that sectors in an average Australian household. Overall, most of the energy consumption was by heating and water heating, where GHS emissions occures most by the water heating and other appliances. Cooling purpose require least energy and it […]