Global Carbon Budget 2024 — national fossil carbon emissions

Name: Global Carbon Budget 2024 — national fossil carbon emissions
Creator: Global Carbon Project / University of Exeter
License: Fair-use citation policy (Friedlingstein et al. 2024)

Annual national fossil CO₂ (coal, oil, gas, cement, flaring), per-capita and consumption-based emissions for every country 1750–2023, plus 2024 projection. Companion sheets cover global budget and land-use-change CO₂.

Overview

License: Fair-use citation policy (Friedlingstein et al. 2024)
Update frequency: annual
Coverage start: —
Coverage end: Ongoing
API access: No
Python SDK: No
Geography: Global

GCB Citation Policy

The Global Carbon Budget data is freely available for research and reporting use, with the requirement that users cite the Friedlingstein et al. 2024 paper as the data source. This is not a formal open-data licence; it is a community fair-use norm established by the data producers. Commercial redistribution of the raw dataset is not explicitly addressed and should be confirmed with the Global Carbon Project.

✗Commercial useℹAttribution required✓Redistribution

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Schema preview

Column	Type	Description
Country	string
ISO 3166-1 alpha-3	string
Year	integer
Total	float (MtCO2)
Coal	float
Oil	float
Gas	float
Cement	float
Flaring	float
Per Capita	float (tCO2/person)

About Global Carbon Project / University of Exeter

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The Global Carbon Project (GCP) is an international research consortium coordinated through Future Earth and the Earth System Science Partnership, with major contributions from the University of Exeter. It produces the annual Global Carbon Budget report, which tracks global CO₂ emissions from fossil fuels and land-use change, as well as ocean and land carbon sinks, using an ensemble of models and observational data. All underlying data is published openly alongside each annual report.

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