Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Country

In 2023, South Korea's greenhouse gas emissions rose to 770.61 million metric tons of CO2 equivalent, marking a 1.15% increase from the previous year. France saw a decrease of 1.21%, bringing its emissions to 425.38 million metric tons. Spain's emissions declined by 1.72% to 305.62 million metric tons. Chile experienced a 1.63% growth, reaching 121.79 million metric tons. The Czech Republic's emissions decreased by 1.55%, resulting in 118.89 million metric tons. Norway's emissions fell by 1.0% to 49.64 million metric tons, while Slovakia saw a reduction of 1.72% to 38.65 million metric tons. Lithuania's emissions decreased by 0.47%, leading to 19.68 million metric tons. Slovenia's emissions dropped by 1.04% to 16.63 million metric tons, and Estonia experienced a significant reduction of 6.2%, ending with 14.67 million metric tons. Iceland's emissions saw a slight decrease of 0.045%, resulting in 4.81 million metric tons.

Future trends to watch for include the influence of policy changes, technological advancements in emission reductions, and international climate agreements. Countries are likely to invest in renewable energy sources and green technologies, which could lead to substantial reductions in greenhouse gas emissions over the next decade.

Top countries in Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Country

# 10 Countries Thousand Metric Tons of CO2 Equivalent Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 South Korea 770,610 2023 +1.16% +1.15% View data
2 2 France 425,380 2023 -1.12% -1.21% View data
3 3 Spain 305,620 2023 -1.07% -1.72% View data
4 4 Chile 121,790 2023 +1.47% +1.63% View data
5 5 Czech Republic 118,890 2023 -1.05% -1.55% View data
6 6 Norway 49,640 2023 -0.58% -1% View data
7 7 Slovakia 38,650 2023 -1.1% -1.72% View data
8 8 Lithuania 19,680 2023 -0.69% -0.47% View data
9 9 Slovenia 16,630 2023 -0.76% -1.04% View data
10 10 Estonia 14,670 2023 -2.74% -6.2% View data

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