Dashboard (Tableau)
EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) data viewer
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To download data:
- select one or several elements on the chart or grid
- click on the 'Download' button (bottom right of the viewer)
- select 'Crosstab' for Excel format
- if you want to download the complete dataset please go to:
https://www.eea.europa.eu/data-and-maps/data/european-union-emissions-trading-scheme-16
The user manual provides detailed instructions on how to use the data viewer.
Further information can be found in the background note, the note on data quality, the technical report and the translation of activity codes.
Data source:
European Union Transaction Log (EUTL), extracted 1st July 2021:
- Allowances allocated free of charge (1.1, 1.1.1, 1.1.2 and 1.1.3)
- Verified emissions (2)
- Surrendered units (4, 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3)
Data extracted at entity level, and aggregated at national level and by type of activity.
European Energy Exchange (EEX) and the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE):
- Allowances auctioned or sold (EUAs and EUAAs) (1.3)
Data based on auction calendars and auction results published by the auctioning platforms for emission allowances in the EU ETS.
European Environment Agency:
- Correction to freely allocated allowances (1.2), for more information see the annex of the background note
- Estimates for allowances and emissions 2005–2012 to reflect current ETS scope (3)
Data based on information from Member States and the European Commission.
The EEA produces estimates of emissions and allowances for 2005–2012 in order to reflect the current scope of the EU ETS (third trading period from 2013 to 2020). This is because the scope of the EU ETS has evolved since it was created in 2005 (inclusion of new countries, activities and gases), therefore the trends in emissions and allocated allowances directly based on the EUTL are not fully consistent over time. Taking into account these estimates is relevant for trend analyses over several years, in particular across trading periods.
Additional information
The ETS information 1. Total allocated allowances, 1.2 Correction to freely allocated allowances (not reflected in EUTL), 1.3 Allowances auctioned or sold are only available at national level. The data can be split between aviation (activity type 10) and stationary installations (activity types 20-99). No further split by activity type is possible. These data are therefore only presented when the following parameters are selected:
- EU ETS information: “10 Aviation” or “20-99 All stationary installations" (default selection)
- Size: "All sizes" (default selection)
- Active entity: "All entities" (default selection)
The list of countries includes NER 300 auctions. This is to reflect the auctioning, at EU level, of a certain number of allowances, as part of the "NER 300" funding programme for innovative low-carbon energy demonstration projects. These allowances are visible when selecting “NER 300 auctions” in the category “Country”.
The ETS information on surrendered units is available by type of units (4.1 (EUAs and EUAAs), 4.2 (CERs) and 4.3 (ERUs)) until 2012. From 2013 onwards, only the total of surrendered units (4) is available.
The information on the type of activity of the entities covered by the EU ETS is based on the EUTL classification (which differs from UNFCCC nomenclature for greenhouse gas emission source categories or NACE codes). It was further harmonised by the EEA, in order to merge activity type codes used in the first and second trading periods (and still used by a significant number of installations) with new activity type codes formally in use in the current trading period. This harmonisation was carried out on the basis of additional information available on the actual activity of installations.
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