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Energy Greenhouse Gas Emissions 1990-2004


[ Last Updated 6 August 2007 ]
Short Description The 2005 edition of the publication providing detailed inventory information on human made emissions of carbon dioxide, methane, oxides of nitrogen, carbon monoxide and non-methane volatile organic compounds (NMVOCs) from New Zealand's energy sources.

Author Energy Information and Modelling Group, Resources and Networks Branch


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ISSN 1173-6771

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Contents

  • List of Tables
  • List of Figures
  • Download PDFs of Individual Chapters
  • Acknowledgements
  • Summary
  • Preface
    • Methodology
    • Report Layout
    • Explanation of Tables
  • Chapter 1: Overview
    • 1.1 CO2 Equivalent Emissions
    • 1.2 CO2 Emissions
    • 1.3 CH4 Emissions
    • 1.4 N2O Emissions
    • 1.5 NOx Emissions
    • 1.6 CO Emissions
    • 1.7 NMVOC Emissions
    • 1.8 SO2 Emissions
  • Chapter 2: Energy and Transformation Industries
    • 2.1 Summary of Transformation Emissions
    • 2.2 Electricity Generation Emissions
    • 2.3 Petroleum Refining
    • 2.4 Other Energy Industries
  • Chapter 3: Manufacturing Industries
  • Chapter 4: Transport
    • 4.1 Domestic Transport
    • 4.2 Pipeline Transportation
    • 4.3 International Transport
  • Chapter 5: Other Sectors
  • Chapter 6: Fugitive Emissions from Fuels
  • Chapter 7: Industrial Process CO2 Emissions
  • Chapter 8: Relative Effects of Energy Emissions
  • Chapter 9: Emissions and Removals from Other Sources
  • Chapter 10: International Comparisons of CO2 Emissions
    • 10.1 Combustion CO2 Emissions per Capita
    • 10.2 Combustion CO2 Emissions as a Ratio of GDP
  • Chapter 11: SO2 Emissions
    • 11.1 SO2 Emissions from Energy Sources
    • 11.2 SO2 Emissions from International Transport
  • Chapter 12: Uncertainties of the Estimates
    • 12.1 CO2 Emissions
    • 12.2 Fugitive Fuel Emissions
    • 12.3 Industrial Process Emissions
    • 12.4 Non-CO2 Emissions
  • Annex A: Emission Factors
    • A.1 CO2 Emission Factors
    • A.2 Non-CO2 Emission Factors
    • A.2.1 CH4 Emission Factors
    • A.2.2 N2O Emission Factors
    • A.2.3 NOx Emission Factors
    • A.2.4 CO Emission Factors
    • A.2.5 NMVOC Emission Factors
  • Annex B: Description of Methods Used to Calculate Greenhouse Gas Emissions
  • Annex C: Emissions from Liquid Fuels
  • Annex D: CO2 Emissions from Biomass
  • Annex E: Annual Emissions by Sector and Fuel Type
  • Glossary
  • Units Used
  • Abbreviations Used
  • References
  • Index

List of Tables

  • Table 1: Energy and Industrial Process Greenhouse Gas Emissions
  • Table 2: Energy CO2 Equivalent Emissions by Greenhouse Gas
  • Table 1.1.1: Energy CO2 Equivalent Emissions by Sector
  • Table 1.1.2: CO2 Equivalent Emissions from Combustion by Fuel Type
  • Table 1.2.1: Gross CO2 Emissions by Sector
  • Table 1.2.2: CO2 Emissions from Combustion by Fuel Type
  • Table 1.3.1: Total CH4 Emissions by Sector
  • Table 1.3.2: CH4 Emissions from Combustion by Fuel Type
  • Table 1.3.3: Fugitive CH4 Emissions
  • Table 1.4.1: Total N2O Emissions by Sector
  • Table 1.4.2: N2O Emissions from Combustion by Fuel Type
  • Table 1.5.1: Total NOx Emissions by Sector
  • Table 1.5.2: NOx Emissions from Combustion by Fuel Type
  • Table 1.6.1: Total CO Emissions by Sector
  • Table 1.6.2: CO Emissions from Combustion by Fuel Type
  • Table 1.7.1: Total NMVOC Emissions by Sector
  • Table 1.7.2: NMVOC Emissions from Combustion by Fuel Type
  • Table 1.8.1: Total SO2 Emissions by Sector
  • Table 1.8.2: SO2 Emissions from Combustion by Fuel Type
  • Table 2.1.1: CO2 Emissions from Transformation by Sector
  • Table 2.1.2: CO2 Emissions from Transformation by Fuel Type
  • Table 2.1.3: CH4 Emissions from Transformation by Sector
  • Table 2.1.4: CH4 Emissions from Transformation by Fuel Type
  • Table 2.1.5: N2O Emissions from Transformation by Sector
  • Table 2.1.6: N2O Emissions from Transformation by Fuel Type
  • Table 2.1.7: NOx Emissions from Transformation by Sector
  • Table 2.1.8: NOx Emissions from Transformation by Fuel Type
  • Table 2.1.9: CO Emissions from Transformation by Sector
  • Table 2.1.10: CO Emissions from Transformation by Fuel Type
  • Table 2.1.11: NMVOC Emissions from Transformation by Sector
  • Table 2.1.12: NMVOC Emissions from Transformation by Fuel Type
  • Table 2.2.1: Fuel Use for Electricity Generation
  • Table 2.2.2: Non- CO2 Emission Factors for Electricity Generation
  • Table 2.2.3: CO2 Emissions from Electricity Generation
  • Table 2.2.4: CH4 Emissions from Electricity Generation
  • Table 2.2.5: N2O Emissions from Electricity Generation
  • Table 2.2.6: NOx Emissions from Electricity Generation
  • Table 2.2.7: CO Emissions from Electricity Generation
  • Table 2.2.8: NMVOC Emissions from Electricity Generation
  • Table 2.3.1: Energy Use in Petroleum Refining
  • Table 2.3.2: CO2 Emission Factors for Petroleum Refining (Derived)
  • Table 2.3.3: Non-CO2 Emission Factors for Petroleum Refining
  • Table 2.3.4: CO2 Emissions from Petroleum Refining
  • Table 2.3.5: CH4 Emissions from Petroleum Refining
  • Table 2.3.6: N2O Emissions from Petroleum Refining
  • Table 2.3.7: NOx Emissions from Petroleum Refining
  • Table 2.3.8: CO Emissions from Petroleum Refining
  • Table 2.3.9: NMVOC Emissions from Petroleum Refining
  • Table 2.4.1: CO2 Emissions from Other Energy Industries
  • Table 2.4.2: CH4 Emissions from Other Energy Industries
  • Table 2.4.3: N2O Emissions from Other Energy Industries
  • Table 2.4.4: NOx Emissions from Other Energy Industries
  • Table 2.4.5: CO Emissions from Other Energy Industries
  • Table 2.4.6: NMVOC Emissions from Other Energy Industries
  • Table 3.1: Energy Use by Manufacturing Industries
  • Table 3.2: Non-CO2 Emission Factors for Manufacturing Industries
  • Table 3.3.1: CO2 Emissions from Manufacturing Industries
  • Table 3.3.2: CH4 Emissions from Manufacturing Industries
  • Table 3.3.3: N2O Emissions from Manufacturing Industries
  • Table 3.3.4: NOx Emissions from Manufacturing Industries
  • Table 3.3.5: CO Emissions from Manufacturing Industries
  • Table 3.3.6: NMVOC Emissions from Manufacturing Industries
  • Table 4.1.1: CO2 Emissions from Domestic Transport
  • Table 4.1.2: Non- CO2 Emissions from Domestic Transport
  • Table 4.2: Energy Use by Transport
  • Table 4.3: Non- CO2 Emission Factors for Domestic Transport
  • Table 4.4.1: CO2 Emissions from Domestic Transport by Fuel Type
  • Table 4.4.2: CH4 Emissions from Domestic Transport by Fuel Type
  • Table 4.4.3: N2O Emissions from Domestic Transport by Fuel Type
  • Table 4.4.4: NOx Emissions from Domestic Transport by Fuel Type
  • Table 4.4.5: CO Emissions from Domestic Transport by Fuel Type
  • Table 4.4.6: NMVOC Emissions from Domestic Transport by Fuel Type
  • Table 4.4.7: CO2 Emissions from Domestic Transport by Mode
  • Table 4.4.8: CH4 Emissions from Domestic Transport by Mode
  • Table 4.4.9: N2O Emissions from Domestic Transport by Mode
  • Table 4.4.10: NOx Emissions from Domestic Transport by Mode
  • Table 4.4.11: CO Emissions from Domestic Transport by Mode
  • Table 4.4.12: NMVOC Emissions from Domestic Transport by Mode
  • Table 4.5: Energy Use by International Transport
  • Table 4.6: Emission Factors for International Transport
  • Table 4.7.1: CO2 Emissions from International Transport
  • Table 4.7.2: CH4 Emissions from International Transport
  • Table 4.7.3: N2O Emissions from International Transport
  • Table 4.7.4: NOx Emissions from International Transport
  • Table 4.7.5: CO Emissions from International Transport
  • Table 4.7.6: NMVOC Emissions from International Transport
  • Table 5.1.1: CO2 Emissions from Other Sectors
  • Table 5.1.2: CH4 Emissions from Other Sectors
  • Table 5.1.3: N2O Emissions from Other Sectors
  • Table 5.1.4: NOx Emissions from Other Sectors
  • Table 5.1.5: CO Emissions from Other Sectors
  • Table 5.1.6: NMVOC Emissions from Other Sectors
  • Table 5.2.1: Energy Used by the Commercial/Institutional Sector
  • Table 5.2.2: Energy Used by the Residential Sector
  • Table 5.2.3: Energy Used by the Agriculture Sector
  • Table 5.3.1: Non-CO2 Emission Factors for the Commercial/Institutional Sector
  • Table 5.3.2: Non-CO2 Emission Factors for the Residential Sector
  • Table 5.3.3: Non-CO2 Emission Factors for the Agriculture Sector
  • Table 5.4.1: CO2 Emissions from the Commercial/Institutional Sector
  • Table 5.4.2: CO2 Emissions from the Residential Sector
  • Table 5.4.3: CO2 Emissions from the Agriculture Sector
  • Table 5.5.1: CH4 Emissions from the Commercial/Institutional Sector
  • Table 5.5.2: CH4 Emissions from the Residential Sector
  • Table 5.5.3: CH4 Emissions from the Agriculture Sector
  • Table 5.6.1: N2O Emissions from the Commercial/Institutional Sector
  • Table 5.6.2: N2O Emissions from the Residential Sector
  • Table 5.6.3: N2O Emissions from the Agriculture Sector
  • Table 5.7.1: NOx Emissions from the Commercial/Institutional Sector
  • Table 5.7.2: NOx Emissions from the Residential Sector
  • Table 5.7.3: NOx Emissions from the Agriculture Sector
  • Table 5.8.1: CO Emissions from the Commercial/Institutional Sector
  • Table 5.8.2: CO Emissions from the Residential Sector
  • Table 5.8.3: CO Emissions from the Agriculture Sector
  • Table 5.9.1: NMVOC Emissions from the Commercial/Institutional Sector
  • Table 5.9.2: NMVOC Emissions from the Residential Sector
  • Table 5.9.3: NMVOC Emissions from the Agriculture Sector
  • Table 6.1.1: Fugitive CO2 Emissions from Fuels
  • Table 6.1.2: Fugitive CH4 Emissions from Fuels
  • Table 6.2: IPCC Default Emission Factors for Mining and Post-Mining Activities
  • Table 6.3: Emission Factors for Underground Mining
  • Table 6.4: Coal Production by Weight
  • Table 6.5.1: CH4 Emissions from Coal Mining
  • Table 6.5.2: CH4 Emissions from Post-Mining Activities
  • Table 6.6: Energy Content of Fugitive Emissions from Oil and Natural Gas
  • Table 6.7.1: Fugitive CO2 Emissions from Oil and Natural Gas
  • Table 6.7.2: Fugitive CH4 Emissions from Oil and Natural Gas
  • Table 6.8: Non-CO2 Emission Factors for Oil Transportation, Refining and Storage
  • Table 6.9.1: CH4 Emissions from Oil Transportation, Refining and Storage
  • Table 6.9.2: NMVOC Emissions from Oil Refining and Storage
  • Table 6.10.1: CO2 Emissions from Geothermal Fields
  • Table 6.10.2: CH4 Emissions from Geothermal Fields
  • Table 7.1: National Gross CO2 Emissions by Weight and Proportion
  • Table 7.2: Industrial Process CO2 Emissions
  • Table 7.3: CO2 Emissions from Industrial Processes per Unit of Production
  • Table 8.1: GWPs Referenced to CO2
  • Table 8.2.1: Relative Effects of CO2, CH4 and N2O from Energy Sources 20-Year Time Horizon
  • Table 8.2.2: Relative Effects of CO2, CH4 and N2O from Energy Sources 100-Year Time Horizon
  • Table 8.2.3: Relative Effects of CO2, CH4 and N2O from Energy Sources 500-Year Time Horizon
  • Table 9.1.1: Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Removals in CO2 Equivalent: 1990-2003
  • Table 9.1.2: Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Removals: 1990
  • Table 9.1.3: Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Removals: 2003
  • Table 10.1: CO2 Emissions from Fuel Combustion: 1990-2002
  • Table 11.1: SO2 Emission Factors
  • Table 11.2: SO2 Emissions from Combustion by Fuel Type
  • Table 11.3: Total SO2 Emissions by Sector
  • Table 11.4: SO2 Emissions from International Transport
  • Table 12.1: Uncertainties of CO2 Emissions: Summary
  • Table 12.2: Uncertainties of Non- CO2 Emissions
  • Table A.1.1: CO2 Emission Factors for Distributed Gas
  • Table A.1.2: CO2 Emission Factors for Other Gas Streams
  • Table A.1.3: CO2 Emission Factors for Liquid Fuels
  • Table A.1.4: CO2 Emission Factors for Coal
  • Table A.2.1: CH4 Emission Factors for Energy
  • Table A.2.2: N2O Emission Factors for Energy
  • Table A.2.3: NOx Emission Factors for Energy
  • Table A.2.4: CO Emission Factors for Energy
  • Table A.2.5: NMVOC Emission Factors for Energy
  • Table B.1: CO2 Emission Factors for Natural Gas
  • Table C.1: CO2 Emissions from Liquid Fuels
  • Table C.2: CH4 Emissions from Liquid Fuels
  • Table C.3: N2O Emissions from Liquid Fuels
  • Table C.4: NOx Emissions from Liquid Fuels
  • Table C.5: CO Emissions from Liquid Fuels
  • Table C.6: NMVOC Emissions from Liquid Fuels
  • Table D.1: CO2 Emissions from Biomass by Sector
  • Table E.1: CO2 from Combustion: Sector by Fuel Type: 1990
  • Table E.2: CO2 from Combustion: Sector by Fuel Type: 2004
  • Table E.3: CH4 from Combustion: Sector by Fuel Type: 1990
  • Table E.4: CH4 from Combustion: Sector by Fuel Type: 2004
  • Table E.5: N2O from Combustion: Sector by Fuel Type: 1990
  • Table E.6: N2O from Combustion: Sector by Fuel Type: 2004
  • Table E.7: NOx from Combustion: Sector by Fuel Type: 1990
  • Table E.8: NOx from Combustion: Sector by Fuel Type: 2004
  • Table E.9: CO from Combustion: Sector by Fuel Type: 1990
  • Table E.10: CO from Combustion: Sector by Fuel Type: 2004
  • Table E.11: NMVOC from Combustion: Sector by Fuel Type: 1990
  • Table E.12: NMVOC from Combustion: Sector by Fuel Type: 2004
  • Table E.13: CO2 Equivalent Emissions by Sector: 1990-2004
  • Table E.14: CO2 Emissions by Sector: 1990-2004
  • Table E.15: CH4 Emissions by Sector: 1990-2004
  • Table E.16: N2O Emissions by Sector: 1990-2004
  • Table E.17: NOx Emissions by Sector: 1990-2004
  • Table E.18: CO Emissions by Sector: 1990-2004
  • Table E.19: NMVOC Emissions by Sector: 1990-2004
  • Table E.20: Emissions by Sector: All Greenhouse Gases: 1990
  • Table E.21: Emissions by Sector: All Greenhouse Gases: 2004

List of Figures

  • Figure 1: Gross CO2 Emissions by Sector: 1990-2004
  • Figure 2: Energy CO2 Equivalent Emissions by Sector: 2004
  • Figure 3: Energy CO2 Equivalent Emissions by Fuel Type: 2004
  • Figure 1.1.1: Energy CO2 Equivalent Emissions by Sector: 2004
  • Figure 1.1.2: Energy CO2 Equivalent Emissions by Fuel Type: 2004
  • Figure 1.1.3: Energy CO2 Equivalent Emissions by Greenhouse Gas: 1990- 2004
  • Figure 1.2.1: Gross CO2 Emissions: 1990-2003 (Selected Sectors)
  • Figure 1.2.2: Change in CO2 Emissions by Sector: 2004 Relative to 1990
  • Figure 1.2.3: Change in CO2 Emissions by Sector: 2004 Relative to 2003
  • Figure 1.2.4: Total CO2 Emissions by Sector: 2004
  • Figure 1.2.5: Total CO2 Emissions by Fuel Type: 2004
  • Figure 1.2.6: Change in CO2 Emissions by Fuel Type: 2004 Relative to 1990
  • Figure 1.2.7: Change in CO2 Emissions by Fuel Type: 2004 Relative to 2003
  • Figure 1.3.1: Total CH4 Emissions by Sector: 2004
  • Figure 1.3.2: Total CH4 Emissions by Fuel Type: 2004
  • Figure 1.3.3: Total CH4 Emissions: 1990-2004
  • Figure 1.3.4: Fugitive CH4 Emissions by Sector: 2004
  • Figure 1.4.1: Total N2O Emissions: 1990-2004
  • Figure 1.4.2: Total N2O Emissions by Sector: 2004
  • Figure 1.4.3: Total N2O Emissions by Fuel Type: 2004
  • Figure 1.5.1: Total NOx Emissions: 1990-2004
  • Figure 1.5.2: Total NOx Emissions by Sector: 2004
  • Figure 1.5.3: Total NOx Emissions by Fuel Type: 2004
  • Figure 1.6.1: Total CO Emissions: 1990-2004
  • Figure 1.6.2: Total CO Emissions by Sector: 2004
  • Figure 1.6.3: Total CO Emissions by Fuel Type: 2004
  • Figure 1.7.1: Total NMVOC Emissions: 1990-2004
  • Figure 1.7.2: Total NMVOC Emissions by Sector: 2004
  • Figure 1.7.3: Total NMVOC Emissions by Fuel Type: 2004
  • Figure 1.8.1: Total SO2 Emissions: 1990-2004
  • Figure 1.8.2: Total SO2 Emissions by Sector: 2004
  • Figure 1.8.3: Total SO2 Emissions by Fuel Type: 2004
  • Figure 2.1: CO2 Emission Shares from Transformation: 2004
  • Figure 7.1: CO2 Emissions from Industrial Processes: 2004
  • Figure 8.1.1: Relative Effects of CO2, CH4 and N2O from Energy Sources: 2004 - 20-Year Time Horizon
  • Figure 8.1.2: Relative Effects of CO2, CH4 and N2O from Energy Sources: 2004 - 100-Year Time Horizon
  • Figure 8.1.3: Relative Effects of CO2, CH4 and N2O from Energy Sources: 2004 - 500-Year Time Horizon
  • Figure 9.1: Net CO2 Emissions
  • Figure 9.2: Greenhouse Gas Emissions Shares: 2003
  • Figure 9.3: CO2 Equivalent Emissions Shares by Greenhouse Gas: 2003
  • Figure 9.4: Contribution to Total CO2-Equivalent Emissions by Sector: 1990 and 2003
  • Figure 10.1: Change in CO2 Emissions from Fuel Combustion for OECD Countries: 2002 Relative to 1990
  • Figure 10.2: CO2 Emissions from Fuel Combustion per Capita: for OECD Countries: 2002
  • Figure 10.3: CO2 Emissions from Fuel Combustion as a Ratio of GDP (US$) for OECD Countries: 2002
  • Figure 10.4: CO2 Emissions from Fuel Combustion as a Ratio of GDP (PPP) for OECD Countries: 2002

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