The first chart below shows how energy is used in an average British household. The second chart shows the greenhouse gas emissions which result from this energy use. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main fea- tures, and make comparisons where relevant.

The first pie chart illustrates the percentage of household energy that is used in Australia in five areas while the other pie chart compares the amount of gas emissions released as a result of energy use. It clearly seems that people consume the most energy for heating and water heating. The least greenhouse gas is […]

The first pie chart illustrates information regarding the consumption of energy in an average home in British. The second pie cart depicts the proportion amount of greenhouse gas emissions which are produced. Overall, it is clear that in both charts cooling contributes to by far the least consumption of whole energy. In addition, the greatest […]

The pie charts illustrate the proportional usage of energy and the rate of released greenhouse gas emissions in an average home in the United Kingdom. Overall, while most of the energy is used in houses for heating and water heating, the only usage that has less greenhouse gas emissions rate than its consumption is heating. […]

The pie charts illustrate the proportion of energy consumed for various purposes and the greenhouse gas emissions in British households. Overall, heating is the largest consumer of energy, while water heating contributes the most to greenhouse gas emissions. In terms of energy consumption, heating uses 42% of the energy, making it the highest consumer. Water […]