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Eurostat: Last year's epidemic caused an average carbon emission reduction of 10% for all member states

  • 2021-06-21

Eurostat released its latest figures last Friday (7th), estimating that carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels in the 27 EU member states fell by 10% during the COVID-19 pandemic last year. The reduction was also related to the lockdowns implemented by various countries to mitigate the spread of the epidemic, and the agency described the reduction as significant. Eurostat pointed out that among the 27 member states, the three countries with the largest decreases in carbon emissions related to burning fossil fuels during the pandemic last year were Greece, Estonia, and Luxembourg, with decreases of 18.7%, 18.1%, and 17.9%, respectively. The country with the lowest decrease was Malta, with emissions only down 1% compared to 2019. Eurostat pointed out that the consumption of oil and oil products also decreased in almost all member states, with the largest decrease in the consumption of all types of coal. Only 15 member states reduced their use of natural gas, while the remaining 12 increased or maintained the same level. In contrast, renewable energy, especially wind, hydro, and solar power, significantly increased their share of electricity generation last year, all of which helped reduce carbon emissions. Source: Environmental Information Center

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