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-====== Chapter 4 - NFR 2 - Industrial Processes and Product Use ======+====== CHAPTER 4: NFR 2 - Industrial Processes and Product Use (IPPU)======
  
 Industrial processes are an important emission source for most pollutants. Due to Germany's high-level, differentiated industry featuring numerous companies and a large number of plants for each sector, emission estimation for industrial processes is very complex. Please refer to the sub-sections below for details. Industrial processes are an important emission source for most pollutants. Due to Germany's high-level, differentiated industry featuring numerous companies and a large number of plants for each sector, emission estimation for industrial processes is very complex. Please refer to the sub-sections below for details.
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 __Emission trends for main pollutants in //NFR 2 - Industrial Processes//:__ __Emission trends for main pollutants in //NFR 2 - Industrial Processes//:__
-{{ :sector:iir_nfr2_2025.png?nolink&direct&700 |NFR 2 emission trends per category }} +{{ :sector:iir_nfr2_from_1990.png?nolink&direct&700 |NFR 2 emission trends per category }} 
-{{ :sector:iir_nfr2_2025_from_2005.png?nolink&direct&700 |NFR 2 emission trends per category, from 2005 }}+{{ :sector:iir_nfr2_from_2005.png?nolink&direct&700 |NFR 2 emission trends per category, from 2005 }}
  
-__Contribution of NFRs 1 to 6 to the National Totals, for 2021__ +__Contribution of NFRs 1 to 6 to the National Totals__ 
-{{ :sector:mainpollutants_sharesnfrs_incl_transport_2025.png?direct&direct&700 | Percental contributions of NFRs 1 to 6 to the National Totals}}+{{ :sector:iir_mp_sharesnfr_incltrans.png?direct&direct&700 | Percental contributions of NFRs 1 to 6 to the National Totals}}