International agreements to cut emissions
Jersey is a signatory, through the UK, to the Paris Agreement and the International Convention on Climate Change. Jersey agreed to an ambitious emissions reduction trajectory. This means reducing emissions by 68% by 2030, 78% by 2035 and reaching net zero emissions by 2050. This is measured against a 1990 baseline.
Jersey's greenhouse gas emissions statistics
We have historical greenhouse gas emissions dating back to 1990. This includes where emissions come from, for example domestic, road and energy industry.
This dataset is publicly available via
open data.
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Source: Government of Jersey,
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In 2021, Jersey emitted 358,425 tCO2eq. This is roughly 3.5 tCO2eq per person. Between 1990 and 2021, emissions in Jersey have decreased by 46%.
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Source: Government of Jersey,
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The most recent emissions data is from 2021. Due to the complexity of this data and the need for rigorous analysis, it is typical across jurisdictions for emissions data to be two years behind.
Guide to the Jersey Greenhouse Gas Inventory 1990 to 2021The most recent emissions factors are available, including:
- emissions factors for all fuels relevant to Jersey
- unit conversion factors
Jersey Greenhouse gas emission factors
Lowering greenhouse gas emissions
Jersey has made a commitment to reach net-zero emissions by 2050. Actions to help us to do this are outlined in the
Carbon Neutral Roadmap.
Although not part of our international reporting, we also consider
Jersey's indirect greenhouse gas emissions.
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