EMEA > CO2 emissions from German energy use fall 7% in 2019, researchers estimate

CO2 emissions from German energy use fall 7% in 2019, researchers estimate

Published 17:02 on December 18, 2019  /  Last updated at 22:40 on December 18, 2019  /  EMEA, EU ETS

Germany's energy-related CO2 emissions posted a significant fall for a second straight year amid large drops in coal use and increases in renewables.
Germany's energy-related CO2 emissions posted a significant fall for a second straight year amid large drops in coal use and increases in renewables.


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