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Energy-related greenhouse gas emissions

· dynamics annual · rows: 5 · periods: 5 · section: Environmental protection (в России. 2024)

Greenhouse gas emission volumes in the energy sector from 2018 to 2022 are presented in million tonnes of CO2 equivalent. The list includes five rows: total, emissions from fossil fuel combustion, and emissions from losses or technological processes in fuel product handling. These values show the structure of atmospheric pollution in the country's energy sector over five years

Chart of greenhouse gas emissions from the energy sector, 2018–2022, million tonnes of CO2 equivalent

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how it will look

Set in numbers

The table holds 5 series, running from 2018 to 2022, 5 reporting periods. 25 values in total.

“Total” declined by 3.2% between 2018 and 2022, from 1,686 to 1,632. The lowest value in the series is 1,591 in 2020.

All table numbers are series: 5

How to read this table

Rows are categorized by pollution source, allowing for a comparison of the contribution of fuel combustion and technological losses to total emissions. Comparing these indicators shows the share of greenhouse gases released through direct resource use versus process inefficiencies. All data are provided in a single unit of measurement for ease of calculation

What is visible in these numbers

“Total” leads the table with 1,632, “от потерь и технологических выбросов топливных продуктов в атмосферу — от добычи твердых топлив” closes it with 76.6. The gap between them is 21.3-fold.

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Period and application

The period covers five years of annual dynamics from 2018 to 2022. This information is published within the environmental protection section for Russia. The statistics are useful for ecologists, energy industry specialists, and those analyzing the environmental impact on the atmosphere from the fuel sector