2016 SoE Atmosphere Carbon dioxide emissions from fuel combustion, IPPU, and underlying drivers, 1990-2014

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Australian Government Department of the Environment Kaya Decomposition, 1990-2014 (2016) based on data from Australian Bureau of Statistics, publication 3101.0 - Australian Demographic Statistics, Mar 2015, Table 4 average of 4 quarters in financial year; Australian Bureau of Statistics, publication 5206.0 - Australian National Accounts Sep 2015, Table 1 GDP Chain Volume Measures, Original; Australian Government Department of the Environment (2015). Emissions data from Quarterly Update of Australia's National Greenhouse Gas Inventory: June 2015; and Department of Industry and Science (2015). Australian Energy Statistics, Total Primary Energy Consumption, Table D. Data used to produce Figure ATM14 in 2016 SoE. See; https://soe.environment.gov.au/theme/climate/topic/2016/trends-emissions#climate-figure-ATM14

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Year Carbon dioxide (CO2) emmisions from fuel combustion and IPPUPopulationGDP per capitaEnergy intensityCarbon intensity of energy
199210210397101101
199310410410099101
199410610510498100
19951101061069899
19961121071099899
19971161081129699
199812110911695100
199912411012193100
200012611212491100
200112811312590101
200213011412888101
200313311613186102
200413811713485103
200513911813784102
200614112013984100
20071441221428499
200814612414581100
20091471271448199
20101461291457998
20111461311467898
20121461331497697
20131431351507496
20141411381517195

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