Overview of emissions per sector chart

This article explains the following chart:

Scope of the CO₂ emissions chart

This chart does not include other greenhouse gas emissions apart from CO₂. It also only covers part of the non-energetic CO₂ emissions. See the breakdown below for more information.

In the ETM emissions from different sectors are taken into account to calculate the total emissions in your scenario. Every sector has a different scope when it comes to which emissions are taken into account and which are not. This page explains how this scope is defined in the ETM per sector.

Emissions per sector

The following is included per category:

Category	Scope
1990 CO2 emissions	Includes all energetic CO2 emissions and fertilizer feedstock emissions. Other greenhouse gases and non-energetic CO2 are excluded. 1990 emissions of international transport can be included optionally and are displayed as a separate series. See 1990 emissions
Net CO2 emissions	Shows the total net CO2 emissions. If a scenario contains negative emissions, the red line can be lower than the highest bar as the line shows the sum of both positive and negative emission sectors.
Households	Includes all energetic CO2 related to final energy demand in the households sector. Emissions associated with the production of electricity, hydrogen and district heating are assigned to this sector based on how much of each carrier is used. For electricity, local production of solar PV is incorporated in the emission factor of electricity. Biomass emissions are excluded by default.
Buildings	See households.
National transport	See households. Does not include international transport.
International transport	Includes all energetic CO2 related to final energy demand in the international transportation sector. By default, this energy demand (and hence the emissions) are considered out of scope. This assumption can be changed in the model.
Agriculture	See households.
Other	Includes all energetic CO2 related to final energy demand in the other demand sector.
Industry	Includes all energetic CO2 related to final energy demand in the industry sector, including emissions related to the production of electricity, hydrogen and steam. Feedstock emissions are excluded. Captured emissions (using carbon capture technologies) in the industry sector are subtracted.
Energy	Emissions related to the production of power, hydrogen, heat and steam are not included here, as these are assigned to the sectors in which these carriers are used. This category does include emissions related to: own energy use of the power sector unused heat for heat networks the production of synthetic kerosene and methanol energy use of Direct Air Capture. The CO2 captured from the ambient air is subtracted from this category energy use of CO2 storage
Non-energetic emissions	Includes emissions related to: feedstock use in the fertilizer industry the CO2 emitted during production of hydrogen and ammonia for non-energetic final demand
Delayed emissions	Includes emissions related to: CO2 utilised in the 'other' category of the carbon utilisation section