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A bar graph that shows the comparison of different types of heat source emissions. The x-axis of the graph is labeled "Comparative Heat Source Emissions" and the y-axis is labeled as "Net Emissions CO2/KWh usable". There are six bars in the graph, each representing a different type of energy source. The first bar is for primary fuel emissions CO2, the second is for oil, the third is for LPG, the fourth is for ASHP, the fifth is for GSHP, and the sixth is for gas. The first bar on the graph shows that the primary fuel emission CO2 is 0.194 kWh, the last bar shows that it is 0,297 kWh, and that it has 0.245 kWh. The second bar shows the same energy source as the third bar, but it has a higher energy source than the fourth bar. The third bar shows a lower energy source, with the highest energy source and the lowest energy source at 0.517 kWh. - The fourth bar shows an increase in the net emissions of CO2 and KWh usable, with 0.216 kWh being the lowest. The fifth bar shows another increase in net emissions, with a higher amount of net emissions and a lower amount of gas.
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. The resolution of this PNG file is 800 x 788 pixels and it has a file size of 75.74 KB.A bar graph that shows the comparison of different types of heat source emissions. The x-axis of the graph is labeled "Comparative Heat Source Emissions" and the y-axis is labeled as "Net Emissions CO2/KWh usable". There are six bars in the graph, each representing a different type of energy source. The first bar is for primary fuel emissions CO2, the second is for oil, the third is for LPG, the fourth is for ASHP, the fifth is for GSHP, and the sixth is for gas. The first bar on the graph shows that the primary fuel emission CO2 is 0.194 kWh, the last bar shows that it is 0,297 kWh, and that it has 0.245 kWh. The second bar shows the same energy source as the third bar, but it has a higher energy source than the fourth bar. The third bar shows a lower energy source, with the highest energy source and the lowest energy source at 0.517 kWh. - The fourth bar shows an increase in the net emissions of CO2 and KWh usable, with 0.216 kWh being the lowest. The fifth bar shows another increase in net emissions, with a higher amount of net emissions and a lower amount of gas.
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