Annual GHG emissions according to Decision No. 406/2009/ES

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Slovenia is well on its way to compliance with the 2020 non-ETS target. In 2018 Slovenia's non-ETS greenhouse gas emissions were 10% below the 2020 target. Nevertheless, in 2018 the trend was not in line with the target as emissions increased by 1.9%. Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions decreased in only two sectors: other use and waste; other sectors saw an increase, with the highest increase in the transport sector, while in agriculture GHG emissions remained practically unchanged.

Despite the good results, additional measures are needed for long-term GHG emissions reduction in line with the mid- and long-term targets.

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Figure PO01-1: Non-ETS emissions in the period 2005−2018 compared to the target trajectory for emissions over 2013−2020 period that was calculated and based on 2005 emissions

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	Total GHG emmissions in non-ETS sector	Target value set in Decision 406/2009/ES
2005	100
2006	100.61
2007	100.28
2008	109.03
2009	99.08
2010	98.73
2011	99.33
2012	97.62
2013	93.28	105.32
2014	89.37	105.57
2015	90.92	105.82
2016	95.09	106.08
2017	92.25	104.28
2018	94.07	104.58
2019		104.88
2020		105.17

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Figure PO01-2: GHG non-ETS emissions by sector in 2018

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	Transport	Agricultural	Other sectors	Waste	Power sector and district heating	Manufacturing industry and construction (including process emissions)
2018	0.53	0.16	0.12	0.11	0.04	0.05

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Figure PO01-3: Non-ETS emissions by sectors in the period 2005−2018

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	Transport	Other sectors	Agricultural	Waste	Power sector and district heating	Manufacturing industry and construction (including process emissions)
2005	4416.47	2660.84	1709.38	847.59	590.91	1542.14
2006	4636.05	2441.33	1709.17	819.77	605.21	1645.09
2007	5217.33	1995.58	1762.86	778.89	588.97	1450.72
2008	6140.61	2364.88	1686.41	697.42	532.81	1397.21
2009	5311.57	2262.55	1697.55	638.21	535.61	1222.34
2010	5254.71	2289.61	1666.89	629.91	561.10	1223.24
2011	5691.57	2030.58	1648.12	633.95	576.25	1115.35
2012	5765.08	1782.87	1631.43	615.65	559.72	1128.30
2013	5460.26	1700.47	1616.31	596.47	536.08	1059.60
2014	5387.07	1406.69	1663.12	563.82	427.84	1061.73
2015	5362.35	1513.95	1700.22	577.78	455.64	1100.25
2016	5734.29	1584.70	1722.08	571.87	480.28	1109.40
2017	5541.37	1456.21	1688.16	557.05	508.60	1132.07
2018	5824.01	1310.77	1721.71	441.66	515.33	1196.74

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Figure PO01-4: Non-ETS emissions trends in sectors in the period 2005−2018 compared to the projections for 2020 and the linear target trajectory in the period 2012−2020 (dashed lines)

Figure PO01-5: Change in GHG emissions in the period 2005−2018 by sector and the change in non-ETS total emissions. The graph presents the absolute change (in kt CO₂ eq) and relative change (in %) of emissions in comparison to the 2020 targets