Carmen Bunzl - Universidad Pontificia Comillas

Index of tables xx
Table 3 - 2. Possible emission reduction pathways and global emissions
reference points for the different global emission stabilization levels as
used in the analysis carried out by Höhne et al., 2007 ......................................... 136
Table 3 - 3. Summary of the strengths and weaknesses of the major approaches
........................................................................................................................................................ 138
Table 3 - 4. Ranges of emission reductions according to all applied approaches
as percentage change from 1990 under the 450, 550 and 650 ppmv CO2eq.
scenarios (Source: Höhne et al., 2007).......................................................................... 154
Table 4 - 1 . Nationwide indicators for Spain. Factors driving emissions
(population, GDP, and energy) and GHG................................................................. 166
Table 4 - 2 . Nationwide intensities for Spain................................................................... 168
Table 4 - 3 . Mix of energy sources for Spain (Source: IEA Energy Statistics
2007)............................................................................................................................................. 170
Table 4 - 4 . Contribution of the relative gases to total GHG emissions
(excluding LULUCF) in 2006 for Spain (Source: 2008 GHG inventory
submitted to the UNFCCC). ............................................................................................. 172
Table 4 - 5. Change in emissions from base (1990) to latest reported year (2006)
and current (2006) progress to targets for Spain..................................................... 173
Table 4 - 6 . National greenhouse gas emissions per sector for Spain in 2005... 174
Table 4 - 7 . Indicators for Energy industries and fugitive emissions for Spain in
2005. ............................................................................................................................................. 175
Table 4 - 8. Indicators for the transport sector for Spain (2004, 2005 data) ......... 177
Table 4 - 9 . Indicators for the households and services sector for Spain (2004,
2005 data) .................................................................................................................................. 178