Transport emissions of greenhouse gases

Indicator Fact Sheet

Prod-ID: IND-111-en

Also known as: TERM 002

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Topics:

Transport , Climate change mitigation

DPSIR: Pressure

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Indicator codes

TERM 002

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Policy issue: Meet the EU target under the Kyoto Protocol

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Growth in CO2 emissions by transport (1990-1998) Luxembourg not included due to data inconsistencies

Key assessment

Emissions of CO₂ from transport (excluding international aviation and maritime transport) increased by 15% between 1990 and 1998, and now constitute 24 % of total CO₂ emissions. The increase resulted mainly from the growth in road and air transport, since energy efficiency has hardly improved. Road transport is the largest contributor (84 % of transport CO₂ emissions). If this trend persists, this could jeopardise the EU meeting its targets under the Kyoto Protocol.

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