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- This category contains data on the CO2 intensity of electricity supplied to the UK grid by specific providers. Annual values for emissions intensity (i.e. kg CO2 per kWh) are ... — find similar pages
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- This category contains CO2 emissions factors for each electricity generation method used to supply grid electricity. It is a look-up category and so profile items should not be created ... — find similar pages
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- This category handles conversions from a given quantity of fuel or electricity to kg of CO2. Mass, volume or energy You have the option of specifying a quantity of fuel combusted ... — find similar pages
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- Fuel combustion methodology. Calculates direct carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions associated with stationary fuel combustion and electricity usage. Applicable to the UK government's Carbon Reduction Commitment initiative. — find similar pages
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- The carbon intensity of electricity is related to the specific method of generation used (e.g. coal, gas, nuclear, wind), and therefore the CO2 emissions associated with ... — find similar pages
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- Here the CO2 emissions are calculated from the energy consumption (default units kWh/year) entered by the user, multiplied by the CO2 produced per kWh dependent on the state ... — find similar pages
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- The data in this category is used to determine the emission factor to apply to electrical device usage based on the country specified in metadata profile item, defaulting to the UK value if not ... — find similar pages
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- Energy based stationary combustion of fuels. Calculates direct, indirect and life cycle carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), nitrous oxide (N2O) and carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) emissions associated with fuel combustion on the basis on energy consumption. — find similar pages
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- This category contains data on the CO2 emissions associated with energy consumption in the US specified on the basis ($) — find similar pages
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- This category contains CO2 emissions data associated with energy consumption in the UK, specified by price (£) Setting the season profile item value to one of spring, summer, autumn or ... — find similar pages