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- Page 18 and 19: Introduction1 INTRODUCTION1.1 Backg
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EnergyFigure 3.2 - Importance of CO
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Energysources, respectively 0.6 per
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TJ199019911992199319941995199619971
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Energy Consumption (TJ)Dif. SA vs R
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EnergyTable 3.1 - Large Point Sourc
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EnergyThere are two small gas turbi
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Energy3.3.1.1.1.5 Municipal Solid W
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EnergySince the methodology for det
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Energy- Plant activity repo
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Energy Consumption (PJ/yr)EnergyFig
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Consumption (ton)Consumption (ton)C
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EnergyFigure 3.14 - Comparison of f
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Energyindustrial combustion. These
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Fuel consumption (kton/yr)199019911
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FO consumptionFG consumption1990199
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EnergyEF (f,p) - Emission factor po
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EnergyTable 3.12 - NCV/LHV per fuel
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EnergyEF (p) - Emission Factor for
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Energy- information received by APA
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For productionof secondaryenergysou
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EnergyTable 3.18 - Fuel consumption
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Energy Consumption (PJ)EnergyThe ex
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Energy Consumption (PJ)EnergyTable
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EnergyTable 3.25 - Fuel consumption
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Energy Consumption (PJ)EnergyTwo in
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Energy Consumption (PJ)Energyalmost
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EnergyYearTable 3.32 - Fuel consump
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EnergyFigure 3.31 - Fuel consumptio
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Energy Consumption (PJ)EnergyFigure
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Energy Consumption (PJ)EnergyThe fi
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Energy Consumption (PJ)EnergyTable
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Energy Consumption (PJ)EnergyEven t
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Energy Consumption (PJ)EnergyTable
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EnergyTable 3.48 - Fuel consumption
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EnergyTable 3.51 - Fuel consumption
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EnergyTable 3.54- Fuel consumption
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EnergyFigure 3.47 - Fuel consumptio
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Energy Consumption (PJ)EnergyAn inc
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Energy Consumption (PJ)EnergyTable
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Energy Consumption (PJ)EnergyTable
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Consumption (t/yr)Consumption (t/yr
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Consumption (t/yr)Consumption (t/yr
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EnergyFigure 3.57 - Comparison of t
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Paper Pulp Production (kton)EnergyF
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Glass Production (kton/yr)Ceramic P
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EnergyTable 3.67 - Default emission
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EnergyTable 3.71 - Emission factors
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Energy3.3.2.4 Uncertainty Assessmen
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EnergyFor the elaboration of the gr
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EnergyFigure 3.61 - Decision tree f
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EnergyTable 3.78 - Emissions factor
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EnergyTable 3.80 - Cruise emissions
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EnergyCodeAircraft NameFuelTypeDesc
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EnergyCodeAircraft NameFuelTypeDesc
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EnergyIs it availablethe connection
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Energy3.3.3.2 Road Transportation (
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Energy3.3.3.2.2.1 Vehicle FleetA fu
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EnergyTable 3.87 - Km per year per
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EnergySector Subsector Technology 1
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EnergyFCvkm FC ,10 f y c , t,m,f ,
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EnergyTable 3.91 - Technology class
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Energy2000 although the regulatory
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Energy3.3.3.2.3 Implied Emission Fa
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EnergyThe implied emission factors
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EnergyTable 3.100 - Kilometers trav
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Diesel oil (ton/yr)Energy3.3.3.3.3
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EnergyDetermine distancefrom the se
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Energy3.3.3.4.4 Activity Data3.3.3.
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Energy3.3.3.4.4.2 Ship FleetThe fle
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EnergyTable 3.107 - Estimated fuel
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Energy3.3.3.4.4.3.1 Tugs Fuel consu
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EnergyAll methodologic descriptions
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EnergyTable 3.112 - Fuels consumed
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EnergyTable 3.113 - Emissions facto
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EnergyTable 3.114 - Fuels consumpti
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Energy3.3.4.1.2.4 Emission FactorsT
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Energy3.3.4.1.3.3 Activity DataData
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Energy3.3.4.1.3.4 Emission FactorsT
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Gas oil (ton/yr)EnergyFigure 3.76 -
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EnergyEnergy Cons(u,f) - Consumptio
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EnergyTable 3.119 - Fuels consumed
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EnergyTable 3.120 - Fuels consumed
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Energy- US EPAP-42 and EIIP (USEPA1
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EnergyAccording with the IPCC Good
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Energythis emission source is no ke
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Energy- Emissions from refinery dis
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kton of product19901991199219931994
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Energyestimated using the emission
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EnergyTable 3.128 - Types of losses
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Throughput (ton/yr)1990199119921993
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EnergyWhere,E FUT - Emissions Filli
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Energyhas became more widespread an
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Pipelines (km)t/yrEnergypipeline. B
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Energy3.3.7.3.6 Category-specific Q
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Gas (ton/yr)19901991199219931994199
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Energy3.3.7.5.2 MethodologyFrom 199
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Energy3.4 RecalculationsThe main re
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EnergyTable 3.136 - Recalculations
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Energy3.5.2 MethodologyThe followin
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EnergyTable 3.138 - Reference Appro
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Energycontributes to decrease the d
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Emission kt CO2e1990199119921993199
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Industrial Processes4.3 Category So
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Comparison between methodologies (%
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Industrial ProcessesEmi CO2 = Kiln
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Industrial Processes4.3.1.3 Limesto
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Consumption of raw materials (ton)1
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Industrial Processes4.3.1.4.2 Metho
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Bitumen (kton/yr)199019911992199319
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Industrial Processes4.3.1.4.6 Recal
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Base Year = 10019901991199219931994
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Industrial ProcessesIn the case of
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Industrial Processes4.3.2.3.7 Furth
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Industrial ProcessesEmission (p,y)
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Industrial Processes4.3.4.1.2 Metho
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Imports of Blends and Pure Gases (%
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Industrial Processes4.3.5.6 Domesti
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Assembled Units19901991199219931994
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Industrial ProcessesAssemblyAss Emi
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Industrial ProcessesTable 4.19 - Nu
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Number of Assembled EquipmentsIndus
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Industrial ProcessesTable 4.25 - Un
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Number of EquipmentsNumber of Equip
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Number of EquipmentsNumber of Equip
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Industrial ProcessesOperation/Lifet
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Number of Vehicles19951996199719981
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Industrial ProcessesAnnual losses.F
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Industrial Processes4.3.5.14.5 Unce
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Industrial ProcessesFigure 4.38 - F
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Industrial ProcessesSource: REN - R
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Solvent and Other Product Use5 SOLV
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Solvent and Other Product UseTable
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Solvent and Other Product UseDefaul
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Solvent and Other Product Use( )
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Solvent and Other Product UseFor no
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CH 4 (Gg/yr)AgricultureThe majority
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AgricultureThis integration of calc
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AgricultureTable 6.2 - Emission Fac
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AgricultureC fi - a coefficient for
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AgricultureFollowing recommendation
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AgricultureTable 6.17 - Parameters
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Livestock (10 3 head)Agriculture- G
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SFoAgricultureThe time series of th
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Agricultureinstallations use mostly
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AgricultureTable 6.34 - Emission fa
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AgricultureTable 6.36 - Annual (thr
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AgricultureCrop 1990 1995 2000 2005
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AgricultureTable 6.39 - Parameters
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Agriculture- Update of milk product
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AgricultureFigure 6.32 - Relative i
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Agriculturemanner the AD to estimat
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Agriculture6.3.6.4 Activity DataEmi
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LULUCF7 LAND USE, LAND USE CHANGE A
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LULUCFTable 7.1 - Land-use categori
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LULUCFTable 7.7 - Annual Land-use c
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LULUCFFigure 7.7 - Changes in Total
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LULUCFFigure 7.8 - Changes in Total
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LULUCFThe allocation of land to the
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LULUCFEquation 7.8 - Estimation of
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LULUCFFigure 7.11 - Total Areas per
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Dominated speciesLULUCFWhere:= Mean
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LULUCFA similar approach was made t
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LULUCFBelow ground and total living
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LULUCFGiven the relatively low numb
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LULUCF∑ ( )∑ ( )Where:= Living
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LULUCFFigure 7.15 - Areas of Cropla
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LULUCFFigure 7.17 - Increase in Car
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LULUCF7.4.1 Grassland Remaining Gra
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LULUCF7.5 Wetlands (CRF 5.D)The are
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LULUCFFigure 7.23 - Areas of Settle
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LULUCF7.12 CO2 Emissions from Agric
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LULUCFFigure 7.29 - Burnt Areas per
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LULUCF7.13.5 Direct N2O Emissions f
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LULUCFIssues detected by and recomm
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Waste8 WASTE (CRF 6.)8.1 OverviewWa
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WasteFigure 8.2 - Sources of GHG in
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Gg CO2 e.Gg CO2 e.WasteFigure 8.4 -
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WasteFraction of degradable organic
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ktonkg/inh/yearWasteFigure 8.5 - Ur
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Waste8.2.1.1.2.1.3 Other parameters
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ktonWasteAll industrial waste was c
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Waste8.2.2.1.1 CH4 emissions from W
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kton BOD51000 inhabitantsWasteFigur
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WasteTable 8.6 - Wastewater handlin
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WasteN2O (S) = Protein * Frac NPR *
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WasteRec CH4(I,h) - Quantity of met
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Waste- In-depth analysis of the act
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WasteTable 8.10 - Sources of Inform
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Wastewas available: paper pulp prod
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WasteTable 8.12 - Methane Conversio
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COD (kt/yr)CH4 (t/yr)WasteFigure 8.
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inhab-eq. (thousand)WasteFigure 8.1
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WasteEmissions associated with the
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Wastesecond combustion chamber or t
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WasteIW i = Amount of incinerated w
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Waste8.2.4.2 Activity data and para
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WasteFinally the error was determin
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WasteAn analysis of emission trends
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Waste8.6 Further ImprovementsContin
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WasteTable 8.24 - Fermentable indus
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WasteTable 8.27 - Quantities of CH4
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WasteTable 8.29 - MSW waste inciner
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Recalculations and Improvements9 RE
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Recalculations and ImprovementsCRF
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Recalculations and Improvements9.2
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Recalculations and Improvements1.A.
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Recalculations and Improvementsand
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Kyoto Units11 INFORMATION ON ACCOUN
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Minimization of Adverse Impacts14 I
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Acronyms15 List of AcronymsABS Acry
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AcronymsGWP Global Warming Potentia
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AcronymsPNACNational Climate Change
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AnnexesTrend Assessment with Uncert
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AnnexesTable A. 2 - Tier 2 Level as
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AnnexesUncertainty Values(PVC, Poly
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Annexes- AD Uncertainty: uncertaint
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AnnexesANNEX C: Energy Balance Shee
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Tables 2b and 2cAdd registryDelete
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Table 4PartyPortugalSubmission year
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