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[PO01] Annual GHG emissions according to Decision No. 406/2009/ES
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Key message
Good

Slovenia is well on its way to compliance with the 2020 non-ETS target. In 2019 Slovenia's non-ETS greenhouse gas emissions were 12.2% below the 2020 target. In 2019 emissions decreased by 2%. Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions decreased in sectors: other use, transport sektor and in energy and heat production sector. Other sectors saw an increase, with the highest increase in the industry sector, while in waste sector 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 2005−2019 compared to the target trajectory for emissions over 2013−2020 period that was calculated and based on 2005 emissions
Sources:

Jožef Stefan Institute - Energy Efficiency Centre

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Total GHG emmissions in non-ETS sector Target value set in Decision 406/2009/ES
2005 100
2006 100.87
2007 100.72
2008 109.48
2009 97.96
2010 99.40
2011 99.30
2012 97.05
2013 92.72 105.50
2014 89.60 105.76
2015 91.18 106.01
2016 95.35 106.27
2017 95.25 104.47
2018 94.42 104.77
2019 92.56 105.06
2020 105.36
Figure PO01-2: GHG non-ETS emissions by sector in 2019
Sources:

Jožef Stefan Institute - Energy Efficiency Centre

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Transport Agricultural Other sectors Waste Power sector and district heating Manufacturing industry and construction (including process emissions)
2019 0.52 0.16 0.12 0.11 0.05 0.04
Figure PO01-3: Non-ETS emissions by sectors in the period 2005−2019
Sources:

Jožef Stefan Institute - Energy Efficiency Centre

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Transport [kt CO2 ekv] Other [kt CO2 ekv] Agricultural [kt CO2 ekv] Waste [kt CO2 ekv] Energy [kt CO2 ekv] Industry and construction (with processes and use of solvents) [kt CO2 ekv]
2005 4406.82 2700.32 1713.82 766.46 6974.51 3871.26
2006 4642.73 2447.64 1713.63 731.09 7042.22 4056.03
2007 5246.23 2027.34 1769.69 677.40 7270.66 3826.10
2008 6166.83 2384.02 1692.75 609.73 7025.76 3664.19
2009 5162.79 2268.17 1705.59 553.87 6733.27 2954.40
2010 5303.28 2293.54 1675.23 543.92 6865.95 2931.62
2011 5654.17 2034.57 1657.25 549.91 6895.28 2749.21
2012 5673.42 1784.26 1641.75 535.15 6574.22 2708.82
2013 5372.68 1701.18 1627.28 516.55 6235.89 2767.38
2014 5389.32 1408.03 1674.34 486.90 4810.17 2812.74
2015 5360.38 1518.46 1714.36 495.65 4935.20 2736.90
2016 5734.75 1583.47 1734.74 490.66 5329.84 2743.01
2017 5865.06 1453.55 1700.90 479.69 5327.72 2869.68
2018 5844.31 1351.08 1700.56 443.24 5194.05 2988.49
2019 5635.18 1333.79 1718.38 435.08 4954.41 2988.61
Figure PO01-4: Non-ETS emissions trends in sectors in the period 2005−2019 compared to the projections for 2020 and the linear target trajectory in the period 2012−2020 (dashed lines)
Sources:

Jožef Stefan Institute - Energy Efficiency Centre

Figure PO01-5: Change in GHG emissions in the period 2005−2019 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
Sources:

Jožef Stefan Institute - Energy Efficiency Centre

Methodology

The indicator methodology is available only in Slovene (link to the indicator)

Date of data source summarization
Last modified
28.09.2021
Author(s)

Marko Đorić and Matjaž Česen, both JSI-EEC, prepared as a part of a project for the Ministry of the Environment and Spatial Planning

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