What is Mt CO₂-e? Emissions are a combination of gases. Most are Carbon Dioxide (CO₂). The other gases are measured as a Carbon Dioxide equivalent (CO₂-e) based on the amount of heat they trap in the atmosphere. They’re measured in Million Tonnes (Mt).
Emissions - Sector
Current Page Location: Australia
Emissions by Sector
Explainer
When countries report their emissions, they're divided into sectors. Here are some key terms:
- Fugitive emissions are released during gas, oil and coal production.
- Industrial processes mean chemical, metal and mineral production, as well as fridges and air-conditioners.
- Stationary energy means burning fuel for energy (e.g. gas, coal) in settings other than transport, such as power plants or buildings.
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Data
Emissions by Sector
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Emissions by Sector
Australia
Comparison
Emissions by Sector
Australia
Data
Electricity
Australia
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Electricity
Australia
Stationary
FULL DATAData
Stationary
Australia
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Stationary
Australia
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Transport
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Transport
Australia
Agriculture
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Agriculture
Australia
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Agriculture
Australia
Fugitive Emissions
FULL DATAData
Fugitive Emissions
Australia
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Fugitive Emissions
Australia
Industrial Processes
FULL DATAData
Industrial Processes
Australia
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Industrial Processes
Australia
Waste
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Waste
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Waste
Australia
Land Use
FULL DATAData
Land Use
Australia
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Land Use
Australia
