Maps of the size and distribution of CO2 emission sources in the UK (2019)

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Authors: Danaci, David; Bui, Mai;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.6975402 , 10.5281/zenodo.6975403

Maps of the size and distribution of CO2 emission sources in the UK (2019)

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Abstract

A series of maps showing the spatial distribution and size of CO2 emission sources in the UK. Based on emissions data published by the UK National Atmospheric Emissions Inventory. There are 4 types of map provided: All CO2 emission sources for 2019 grouped by sector/category. A comparison of 2019 and 2020 emissions. A subset of the 2019 CO2 emission sources that could be abated by CCS, grouped by sector/category. Individual maps for each sector/category. Maps are provided in both PNG and PDF format. The included 'README' file contains further information, and the methodology used to produce the maps.

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Imperial College London
United Kingdom

Keywords

Greenhouse gas removal, Map, UK, Decarbonisation, CO2 emissions, CCS

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