Greenhouse gas emissions by sector

The Banco de España monitors the banking industry’s exposures to the sectors that most contribute to greenhouse gas emissions. These sectors can generate significant banking sector exposure to the transition risk arising from the measures adopted to mitigate climate change, which affect them particularly sharply. The charts show emissions at the productive sector level (NACE classification), detailing those sectors that generate the highest volume of emissions. The relationship between the emissions generated and the gross value added of each productive sector is also set out.


Category	AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY AND FISHING	MANUFACTURING	ELECTRICITY, GAS, STEAM AND AIR CONDITIONING SUPPLY	WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGE, WASTE MANAGEMENT AND REMEDIATION ACTIVITIES	WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE; REPAIR OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND MOTORCYCLES	TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE	REST OF PRODUCTIVE ACTIVITIES	TOTAL ACTIVITIES BY HOUSEHOLDS
Dec-2010	50	97	61	14	9	43	18	73
Dec-2011	48	89	74	16	8	41	20	68
Dec-2012	47	87	79	15	8	38	19	64
Dec-2013	47	83	59	15	7	36	17	66
Dec-2014	50	82	63	14	7	37	16	66
Dec-2015	49	80	74	15	5	39	16	68
Dec-2016	49	80	58	15	4	41	18	70
Dec-2017	50	82	68	14	4	44	19	68
Dec-2018	50	84	59	14	4	45	18	69
Dec-2019	50	82	43	14	3	47	18	68
Dec-2020	50	71	31	14	3	33	16	68


Category	AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY AND FISHING	MANUFACTURING	ELECTRICITY, GAS, STEAM AND AIR CONDITIONING SUPPLY	WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGE, WASTE MANAGEMENT AND REMEDIATION ACTIVITIES	WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE; REPAIR OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND MOTORCYCLES	TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE
Dec-2010	1903	793	2365	1346	78	992
Dec-2011	1883	728	2884	1466	66	921
Dec-2012	1876	758	2985	1447	64	870
Dec-2013	1756	727	2283	1326	59	863
Dec-2014	1893	702	2545	1288	56	829
Dec-2015	1661	657	2871	1343	41	836
Dec-2016	1563	635	2342	1264	33	888
Dec-2017	1538	620	2705	1203	28	911
Dec-2018	1517	632	2180	1157	28	916
Dec-2019	1642	603	1556	1118	24	907
Dec-2020	1555	576	1219	1110	23	862