European Union
Greenhouse gas emissions trends and projections in Europe EEA November 2002
(EEA projections to 2010)
European Union Environmental Indicators. Prepared by Eurostat for the Barcelona summit, March 2002. Includes greenhouse gases, transport, renewable energy.
European Community and Member States greenhouse gas emissions trends 1990-99
(Topic Report 10, August 2001) This EEA report analyses the data submitted to the UNFCCC on behalf of the EU.
EU emissions data 1990-98 (pdf) Older report under the EU monitoring mechanism and provides some analysis of the data
The relative importance in the EU of the 6 greenhouse gases monitored under the Kyoto Protocol
EU Burden-sharing This table shows the emission target for each country in the EU to meet the
overall targets under Kyoto.
 
International
World Energy Outlook 2002 - Highlights. IEA
Climate Analysis and Indicators (CAIT), WRI
UNFCCC data on the possible implications of articles 3.3 and 3.4 of the Kyoto Protocol
Global Warming Potentials
 
Emissions
CO2 emissions data for Annex 1 countries based on the climate change secretariat document (FCCC/SBI/2001/13) and IEA information
Annex 1 Top 20 emitters (1997)
Annex 1 Top 20 per capita (1999)
World Top 20 emitters (1997)
World Top 20 per capita (1997)
Non Annex 1 Top 20 (1997)
Non annex 1 per capita (1997)
US greenhouse gas inventory 1990-2000 (pdf)
- Fast facts from EPA (emissions increased by over 21% 1990 to 2000)

EU emissions data 1990-99 collated by the EEA (European Environment Agency) and submitted to the UNFCCC secretariat April 2001. For an overview,check the CAN Europe implementation page

Progress Report on CO2 emissions Annex 1 and Non-Annex 1 emissions
FCCC/SBI/2000/11 Annex 1 emissions of all ghg 1990-98
Concentrations of the main greenhouse gases
 
Renewables
Renewables Information. IEA Statistics 2002 Free downloadable report with detailed information on renewable energy in all OECD countries. IEA, 2002

 

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