KJ
Kevin J. CREATURE
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Yeah, one of the pie charts breaks out "electricity" into its own sector, while the other assigns electricity-related emissions to the other sectors based on their electricity use. Which is why the "buildings" wedge looks a lot bigger in the other chart: buildings use about 3/4 of US electricity.
What about gas use in residential and commercial sector?
KJ
Kevin J. CREATURE
@kevinjkircher.com
Engineering prof (mechanical + electrical) at a big US state school. Energy, climate, buildings, power grid, control, optimization, data science. He/him. kevinjkircher.com/ Email: my last name at purdue dot edu
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