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Table 4 National and European emission factors developed in the Clim’Foot project for each sector
and country
Sector
European Hungarian Croatian
Greek Italian
French
Energy
Fuels
23
19
18
25
43
67
Electricity
6
4
1
26
4
Thermal
energy
6
13
21
20
Fugitive
emissions
9
(refrigerant)
29
(agriculture)
Transport
(freight and
passenger)
Road
3
250
91
22
73
89
Rail
2
32
4
2
Air
5
4
8
Water
3
2
4
Industrial
Processes
and Product
use
Materials
59
34
5
9
Chemicals
21
9
Construction 12
13
Food and
meals
1
27
16
Agriculture
5
10
14
Waste
Management
10
11
6
8
10
LULUCF
6
6
9
TOT
150
383
172
170
198
156
identify by the project, or among all the categories using three filters: keyword,
localization or unit of emission factor (Fig. 3).
In the web version for each EF, a short description of metadata is given in two
languages: the country-specific language of the DB and English (Fig. 4).
Fig. 3 Search format of the DB web version
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Table 4 National and European emission factors developed in the Clim’Foot project for each sector
and country
Sector
European Hungarian Croatian
Greek Italian
French
Energy
Fuels
23
19
18
25
43
67
Electricity
6
4
1
26
4
Thermal
energy
6
13
21
20
Fugitive
emissions
9
(refrigerant)
29
(agriculture)
Transport
(freight and
passenger)
Road
3
250
91
22
73
89
Rail
2
32
4
2
Air
5
4
8
Water
3
2
4
Industrial
Processes
and Product
use
Materials
59
34
5
9
Chemicals
21
9
Construction 12
13
Food and
meals
1
27
16
Agriculture
5
10
14
Waste
Management
10
11
6
8
10
LULUCF
6
6
9
TOT
150
383
172
170
198
156
identify by the project, or among all the categories using three filters: keyword,
localization or unit of emission factor (Fig. 3).
In the web version for each EF, a short description of metadata is given in two
languages: the country-specific language of the DB and English (Fig. 4).
Fig. 3 Search format of the DB web version