Data and statistics
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Emissions Factors 2023
Annual GHG emission factors for World countries from electricity and heat generation
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Energy and Emissions per Value Added Database
Sectoral value-added data and energy efficiency indicators for all OECD and 100 non-OECD countries
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Energy Projections of IEA Countries – with Extended Transitions Indicators
Projections for IEA members, accession countries and European Union collected directly from national administrations. The service is updated every year in November.
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Energy Technology Perspectives 2017
Free data and figures from Energy Technology Perspectives 2017
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Global Energy Review: CO2 Emissions in 2021
Global emissions rebound sharply to highest ever level
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Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Energy
Annual time series of GHG emissions from energy, a major source of anthropogenic emissions. This database is updated twice a year. The April update includes all OECD and IEA family countries plus selected additional countries up to year-2. The final edition released in August includes data for all countries and regions up to year-2 and additional provisional data for OECD and selected countries up to year-1.
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Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Energy Highlights
Free version of the IEA's annual time series of GHG Emissions from Energy
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IEA Energy and Carbon Tracker 2022
An interactive product showcasing a wide set of indicators to analyse historical trends of greenhouse gas emissions, energy, power and sectoral patterns at country level.
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IEA Statistics Package (ISP)
A complete statistics package aimed at businesses and universities
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Life Cycle Upstream Emission Factors (Pilot Edition)
Free pilot database including life cycle emission factors corresponding to national electricity grids
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Methane Tracker Database 2022
Database of country and regional estimates for methane emissions and abatement options
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Methane Tracker Database 2023
Database of country and regional estimates for methane emissions and abatement options
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Net Zero by 2050 Scenario
Figures and data along with projections at global level for the Net Zero Emissions by 2050 Scenario
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The energy security case for tackling gas flaring and methane leaks dataset
Substantial gas resources currently are being produced that do not make it to market because they are lost to flaring and leaks across the oil and gas supply chain. Reducing flaring, venting and methane leaks would offer immediate relief to gas markets and reduced greenhouse gas emissions.