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Chapter 3 - NFR 1 - Energy
Energy and heat generation constitute the most important sources of emissions in Germany. This holds true for almost every pollutant (a prominent exception of this rule being ammonia, mainly from agriculture). Consequently, this section will look into the sub-sectors making up the NFR 1 - Energy sector with great detail. For overview information on key activity statistics and the basis for fuel based estimates please refer to Chapter 1.4 - Methods and Data Sources.
NFR 1 consists of the following sub-categories:
| NFR-Code | Name of category |
|---|---|
| 1.A | Fuel Combustion Activities |
| 1.A.1 | Energy Industries |
| 1.A.2 | Fuel Combustion Activities in Industries and Construction |
| 1.A.3 | Transport |
| 1.A.4 | Small Combustion |
| 1.A.5 | Other (including Military) |
| 1.B | Fugitive Emissions |
| 1.B.1 | Solid Fuels |
| 1.B.2.a | Liquid Fuels |
| 1.B.2.b | Gaseous Fuels |
| 1.B.2.c | Flaring |
| 1.B.3 | Geothermal Energy |
Visual overview
Chart showing emission trends for main pollutants in NFR 1 - Energy:
NFR 1 emission trends per category
NFR 1 emission trends per category, from 2005
Contribution of NFR categories to the emissions/Anteile der NFR-Kategorien an den Emissionen
Contribution of NFR categories to the emissions