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Change in EU's greenhouse gas emissions from sector energy

Data Visualization Created 03 Nov 2017 Published 21 Dec 2017 Last modified 22 Oct 2018
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1990-2015 historic trends from national greenhouse gas inventories submitted by MS by 10/08/2017.
2016 approximated inventories submitted by MS by 31/07/2017.

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Million tonnes CO2 equivalent; Percentage change of GHG emissions.

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Approximated greenhouse gas emissions provided by European Environment Agency (EEA)
Greenhouse gas emissions provided by European Environment Agency (EEA)

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