GHG Emissions per Capita in Europe

Why does per capita matter?

Per capita emissions normalize a country's total emissions by its population, providing a fairer comparison of individual impact across nations of vastly different sizes. A small country with high per capita emissions has a greater average individual carbon footprint than a large country with lower per capita values.

GHG Emissions per Capita by Country

#CountryGHG Per Capita (tons)GHG Total (tons)
118.83658,905
218.022,575,654,764
312.78,053,667
412.134,282,411
511.8659,677,828
61114,129,202
79.553,759,636
89.45100,379,206
99.3787,491,361
109.28348,195,041
119.15107,824,020
128.6148,678,996
138.35145,006,675
148.3417,336,899
158.17674,358,326
168.0170,999,904
177.9727,626,664
187.6921,535,707
197.1639,000,776
206.9246,676,574
216.6726,841,829
226.5171,500,075
236.538,264,629
246.3860,452,897
256.3711,642,389
26
San Marino
Holy See (Vatican City)
6.32371,171,711
27
Andorra
6.16285,638,322
28
Monaco
5.68378,120,190
295.63386,695,717
305.36101,857,590
315.2753,169,594
325.122,243,619
335.0752,565,802
34
Liechtenstein
4.8342,992,441
354.79,812,096
364.61196,964,006
372.9411,658,325
382.427,124,311
391.8996,617

See also


Sources

  • Crippa M., Guizzardi D., Pagani F., Banja M., Muntean M., et al., GHG emissions of all world countries – JRC/IEA 2025 Report, European Commission, 2025. DOI. Data: EDGAR_2025_GHG.
  • CO2 emissions from fuel combustion based on IEA (2024) Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Energy, as modified by the Joint Research Centre (IEA-EDGAR CO2, v4).