Yes, cooling the milk, meat, frozen pizza and ice cream according to that chart. I'm very surprised by and suspicious of lighting being 600 kWh/year, so I ques

Yes, cooling the milk, meat, frozen pizza and ice cream according to that chart. I'm very surprised by and suspicious of lighting being 600 kWh/year, so I question their sources or analysis. They note themselves LED lights are around 6 kWh/year. Edit: Their source appears to be a 10 year old survey from before LEDs being generally available in shops, and before tungsten was banned from general sale. No wonder the numbers are off.