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Changes in GHG emission trends and projections under the scope of the Effort Sharing Decision in the EU, 2005-2018, 2018-2030

Data Visualization Created 10 Jan 2020 Published 10 Mar 2020 Last modified 10 Mar 2020
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Based on data reported by Member States under the Monitoring Mechanism Regulation (Regulation (EU) No 525/2013):
• 1990-2017 historic trends from national greenhouse gas inventories submitted in 2019;
• 2018 approximated inventories submitted in 2019;
• projections submitted by Member States in 2019 + gap-filling.

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

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Briefing National action across all sectors needed to reach greenhouse gas Effort Sharing targets EU legislation on Effort Sharing covers emissions from a wide range of sectors, such as road transport, heating and cooling in residential and commercial buildings, agriculture and small industries. These sectors have significantly different emission drivers and reduction potentials. Reducing these emissions to meet national Effort Sharing targets requires a diversified and well-adapted policy mix at the national level. Having reported a large number of planned policies and measures under the Monitoring Mechanism Regulation in March 2019, EU Member States and the United Kingdom must now fully implement them to allow the EU to deliver on its decarbonisation objectives. This briefing provides an updated overview of sectoral trends, projections of greenhouse gas emissions, and planned policies and measures in the EU Effort Sharing sectors.

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