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CO2 emissions in 2022. — [Paris] : International Energy Agency, 2023

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Energy-related CO2 emissions grew by 0.9% to over 36.8 Gt in 2022 -- Greater deployment of clean energy technologies helped prevent further emissions growth amid crises -- Reductions in emissions from natural gas were more than replaced by emissions from coal -- Oil emissions grew the most last year -- Despite promising growth in renewables, power sector emissions had the largest sectoral growth -- Reliance on coal- and gas-fired power in extreme weather drove up emissions across regions -- China's emissions barely changed from 2021 to 2022, amid Covid-19 lockdowns and a real estate slump -- United States emissions grew in 2022, driven by rising natural gas consumption -- Energy crisis pushed European Union to cut emissions through clean power and demand reduction measures -- Despite the global energy crisis, recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic is proving more sustainable than past crises -- Energy-related greenhouse gas emissions reached
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