What is GHG projection tool?
The Northern Ireland Greenhouse Gas projection tool considers the time series of greenhouse gas emissions from the latest available greenhouse gas inventory, and projects emissions onward to 2031. The associated sensitivity analysis papers supplement their respective projections update papers by considering the effects that various economic and policy impacts, and possible data improvements, might have on the projected emissions.
Publications
- Northern Ireland greenhouse gas projections based on the 2020 greenhouse gas inventory
- Northern Ireland greenhouse gas projections based on the 2019 greenhouse gas inventory
- Northern Ireland greenhouse gas projections based on 2018 greenhouse gas inventory
- Northern Ireland greenhouse gas projections based on 2017 greenhouse gas inventory
- Northern Ireland greenhouse gas projections update 2018
- Northern Ireland greenhouse gas projections update 2017
- Sensitivity analysis around 2015-based NI greenhouse gas emissions projections
- Northern Ireland greenhouse gas projections update 2016
- Sensitivity analysis around 2014-based NI greenhouse gas emissions projections
- Northern Ireland greenhouse gas projections update 2015 excluding LULUCF
- Note that due to resource constraints, no sensitivity analysis was carried out on this projection.
- Northern Ireland greenhouse gas projections update 2014
- Sensitivity analysis around 2012-based NI greenhouse gas emissions projections
- Northern Ireland greenhouse gas projections update 2013
- Sensitivity analysis around 2011-based NI greenhouse gas emissions projections
Related links
- Cross-Departmental Working Group on Climate Change
- Northern Ireland greenhouse gas inventory
- Northern Ireland carbon intensity indicators
- Climate change indicators 2010
- Public perceptions on climate change in Northern Ireland 2012 (and 2009)
Next update
These reports will be updated annually.
The next update of the projection tool is expected to be released in March 2024.
Contact us
Responsible statistician: Hugh McNickle
Tel: +44 (0)28 90 378346
Email: Hugh.McNickle@daera-ni.gov.uk