Annual GHG emissions from the EU-ETS sector

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After recording annual growth in 2016 and 2017, the total emissions in the EU-ETS sector decreased in year 2018 by 1.2% compared to the previous year. The decrease resulted from smaller emissions from energy industries. The total emissions in the EU-ETS sector decreased by 26% in the period 2005‒2018. At the EU-28 level, this sector adopted the legally binding target of reducing GHG emissions by 21% by 2020 compared to the 2005 level. That is an EU-28 common goal and is not further differentiated across Member States. Slovenia does not have a specific target for this sector.

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Figure PO27-1: EU-ETS emissions in the period 2005−2018

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	Energy Industries	Manufacturing Industries and Construction	Industrial Processes	Total emissions EU-ETS
2005	6301.15	1395.26	1055.72	8752.13
2006	6339.86	1416.25	1094.45	8850.55
2007	6578.54	1397.86	1076.41	9052.81
2008	6404.89	1371.74	976.80	8753.42
2009	6103.11	1154.50	676.11	7933.72
2010	6208.95	1134.53	656.97	8000.45
2011	6211.61	1041.97	685.39	7938.97
2012	5901.18	997.17	680.87	7579.23
2013	5617.13	1038.92	733.93	7389.98
2014	4329.02	1054.52	731.75	6115.29
2015	4420.89	1000.03	688.67	6109.59
2016	4781.13	1012.00	685.54	6478.66
2017	4741.09	1062.87	766.07	6570.03
2018	4605.80	1087.24	798.88	6491.91