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Source Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)
Date Released 16 September 2010
National Indicators NI 186
Date range 2008

Commentary

For each local authority estimates are provided of total carbon dioxide emissions and emissions per capita of population.  The statistics also provide a breakdown of emissions into three key sectors - industrial and commercial; domestic; and road transport.  This is together with further breakdowns into more detailed sub-sectors.  

Revised figures for all years from 2005 to 2007 that supersede those published in previous years are also included in the new release - these are directly comparable with the new 2008 figures.  

Local and regional bodies have an important role in promoting energy efficiency and reducing carbon emissions.  This data is an attempt to provide data from national sources at a more local level to support local efforts. 

The data set is prepared for DECC by AEA who are responsible for preparing the full UK Inventory of Greenhouse Gas Emissions, which is used by the UK to fulfil its international reporting obligations to the UNFCCC. The full UK inventory which reports on emissions by source is not finalised until January each year over 12 months after the end of the year being reported.  Emissions on an end-user basis for the whole of the UK are then estimated based on emissions by source and these are published as National Statistics toward the end of March each year. The data that forms the basis of the national inventory is also used to prepare the local authority data set. 

In future the intention is to produce new estimates on an annual basis.  DECC are committed to maintaining a consistent time-series of local authority data from 2005 onwards so any future methodological changes will be backdated.                 

Confidence Levels

Please see the notes below which provide more detail about the methodology. 

National Indicator NI 186 which measures the percentage reduction in carbon dioxide emissions per capita from 2005, is based on a subset of the full National Statistics dataset.  The full dataset includes all the emissions that occur within the boundaries of each local authority; however, the NI 186 dataset excludes certain emissions which it has been considered local authorities are unable to influence directly. 
The emissions that are removed from the National Statistics dataset to compile NI 186 are: 
  • Motorways - all emissions from the "Road Transport: motorways" sector have been removed from the NI 186 dataset.
  • EU Emissions Trading Scheme sites - these emissions have been removed from the "large industrial installations" sector for the purpose of the indicator, with the exception of energy suppliers (eg: power stations), whose emissions are indirectly included via the end-user estimates for electricity use.  Note that not all the emissions from the "large industrial installations" sector are produced by EU ETS installations, hence the fact that there are emissions remaining in this sector in the NI 186 dataset.
  • Diesel railways - all emissions from the Diesel Railways sector have been excluded.
  • Land Use, Land Use Change, and Forestry - all emissions belonging to the "LULUCF net emissions" sector have been excluded from the NI 186 dataset.

 Figures are rounded, therefore sub-regional, regional and national sums may vary.      

Data

DECC emphasise that the data should not be interpreted as a league table of "best and worst" local authority areas.
Particularly with industrial and transport activity each local authority area will be different.  Domestic emissions are less variable but there are still many influencing factors such as the fuel types used locally, the type and condition of housing, the average temperature, average household size, type of household and the income and preferences of the occupiers. 

However, comparisons can be made for any particular area between different years because the revised 2005-2007 and new 2008 figures are of National Statistics quality, use the same methodology and are consistent.   

The full dataset and the NI 186 dataset can be found at:
http://www.decc.gov.uk/en/content/cms/statistics/climate_change/gg_emissions/uk_emissions/2008_local/2008_local.aspx

FULL DATASET

Per Capita Carbon Dioxide emissions overall

Carbon Dioxide emissions per capita  - Basingstoke and Deane

Total Carbon Dioxide emissions
(kt CO2)

Population ('000s, mid-year 2008 estimate)

Per Capita Emissions (t)

2005

1,559

157.4

9.9

2006

1,554

158.4

9.8

2007

1,530

160.0

9.6

2008

1,533

161.5

9.5
Per capita carbon dioxide emissions by sector
 
Per capita by sector

Industry and Commercial

Domestic

Road Transport

Per capita - LULUCF

Per capita - Total

Basingstoke and Deane 2005

3.3

2.7

3.9

0.1

9.9

2006

3.1

2.7

3.8

0.1

9.8

2007

3.0

2.6

3.8

0.1

9.6

2008

3.1

2.6

3.7

0.1

9.5

Hampshire Total 2005

3.5

2.6

3.0

-

9.0

2006

3.2

2.6

2.9

-

8.7

2007

3.3

2.5

2.9

-

8.7

2008

3.2

2.5

2.7

-

8.4

South East Total 2005

3.0

2.5

2.6

-

8.2

2006

3.0

2.5

2.6

-

8.1

2007

2.9

2.4

2.6

-

7.9

2008

2.8

2.4

2.4

-

7.6



Industrial and commercial carbon dioxide emissions
Carbon Dioxide emissions: Industrial and commercial - Basingstoke and Deane

A. Industry and Commercial Electricity
(kt CO2)

B. Industry and Commercial Gas
(kt CO2)

C. Large Industrial Installations
(kt CO2)

D. Industrial and Commercial Other Fuels
(kt CO2)

E. Agricultural Combustion
(kt CO2)

F. Diesel Railways
(kt CO2)

2005

282

141

-

61

12

18

2006

306

107

-

53

12

18

2007

301

103

0

54

11

18

2008

320

98

0

51

11

18


Domestic carbon dioxide emissions

Carbon Dioxide emissions: domestic - Basingstoke and Deane

G. Domestic Electricity
(kt CO2)

H. Domestic Gas
(kt CO2)

I. Domestic
'Other Fuels'
(kt CO2)

2005

172

168

79

2006

179

172

80

2007

175

170

73

2008

171

176

77


Transport carbon dioxide emissions

Carbon Dioxide emissions: transport - Basingstoke and Deane

J. Road Transport (A roads)
(kt CO2)

K. Road Transport (Motorways)
(kt CO2)

L. Road Transport (Minor roads)
(kt CO2)

M. Road Transport Other
(kt CO2)

2005

260

176

171

3

2006

257

181

166

3

2007

258

175

171

3

2008

252

171

164

2



Land Use, Land Use Change, and Forestry (LULUCF)

Carbon Dioxide emissions: Land Use, Land Use change, and Forestry - Basingstoke and Deane N. LULUCF Net Emissions
(kt CO2)
2005

16

2006

19

2007

19

2008

21



NATIONAL INDICATOR SET


Per capita calculation: all sectors

Year

Industry and Commercial (kt CO2)

Domestic
(kt CO2)

Road Transport
(kt CO2)

Total
(kt CO2)

Population ('000s, 2008 mid-year estimate)

Per Capita Emissions (t)

% per capita reduction since 2005 (NI 186)

Basingstoke and Deane

2005

496

419

434

1,349

157.4

8.6

 

Basingstoke and Deane

2006

478

431

426

1,336

158.4

8.4

 

Basingstoke and Deane

2007

469

418

431

1,318

160.0

8.2

 

Basingstoke and Deane

2008

480

424

419

1,323

161.5

8.2

4.7


Per capita: each sector

Per capita - Industry and Commercial
(t)

Per capita - Domestic
(t)

Per capita - Road Transport
(t)

Per capita - Total
(t)

Basingstoke and Deane 2005

3.2

2.7

2.8

8.6

2006

3.0

2.7

2.7

8.4

2007

2.9

2.6

2.7

8.2

2008

3.0

2.6

2.6

8.2

Hampshire Total 2005

2.5

2.6

2.1

7.2

2006

2.4

2.6

2.0

7.0

2007

2.3

2.5

2.0

6.9

2008

2.3

2.5

2.0

6.8

South East Total 2005

2.5

2.5

1.9

6.9

2006

2.5

2.5

1.8

6.9

2007

2.4

2.4

1.8

6.7

2008

2.4

2.4

1.7

6.6


Time Series


FULL DATASET  

Per capital emissions: all sectors overall - Basingstoke and Deane with Hampshire and the South East

 
Per capital carbon dioxide emissions for Basingstoke and Deane and neighbours



NATIONAL INDICATOR 186

Per capita emissions - Basingstoke and Deane with Hampshire and the South East



Per capital carbon dioxide emissions for Basingstoke and Deane and neighbours


Comparisons

FULL DATASET 

All Hampshire districts and West Berkshire  

Carbon dioxide emissions: full dataset Industry and Commercial Domestic Road Transport LULUCF Total

Population ('000s, mid-year estimate)

Per Capita Emissions (t)

Basingstoke and Deane

2005

515

419

610

16

1,559

157.4

9.9

Basingstoke and Deane

2006

496

431

607

19

1,554

158.4

9.8

Basingstoke and Deane

2007

487

418

606

19

1,530

160.0

9.6

Basingstoke and Deane

2008

498

424

590

21

1,533

161.5

9.5

East Hampshire

2005

236

315

374

- 11

915

109.4

8.4

East Hampshire

2006

233

319

357

- 5

904

109.5

8.3

East Hampshire

2007

228

307

361

- 4

892

110.5

8.1

East Hampshire

2008

229

313

349

- 6

885

111.2

8.0

Eastleigh

2005

262

276

297

2

837

117.5

7.1

Eastleigh

2006

260

278

284

2

825

118.5

7.0

Eastleigh

2007

251

268

289

2

810

119.5

6.8

Eastleigh

2008

255

269

266

2

791

120.0

6.6

Fareham

2005

239

253

247

2

740

108.6

6.8

Fareham

2006

239

254

242

2

736

108.8

6.8

Fareham

2007

232

243

238

2

715

110.0

6.5

Fareham

2008

239

246

226

2

713

110.9

6.4

Gosport

2005

140

168

69

1

377

77.4

4.9

Gosport

2006

140

171

65

1

378

78.1

4.8

Gosport

2007

135

162

67

1

366

79.2

4.6

Gosport

2008

133

165

63

1

362

80.1

4.5

Hart

2005

167

238

297

- 4

697

87.4

8.0

Hart

2006

166

243

291

- 2

697

88.9

7.8

Hart

2007

161

234

295

- 2

689

90.2

7.6

Hart

2008

167

238

284

- 1

688

90.9

7.6

Havant

2005

187

283

200

1

672

116.2

5.8

Havant

2006

193

282

195

2

671

116.0

5.8

Havant

2007

190

268

196

2

656

116.1

5.6

Havant

2008

184

270

186

1

640

116.5

5.5

New Forest

2005

1,674

463

486

- 21

2,601

173.1

15.0

New Forest

2006

1,425

462

483

- 18

2,353

174.1

13.5

New Forest

2007

1,649

442

481

- 15

2,557

175.1

14.6

New Forest

2008

1,509

448

469

0

2,426

175.8

13.8

Rushmoor

2005

272

192

157

- 4

618

88.0

7.0

Rushmoor

2006

278

197

156

- 2

629

88.8

7.1

Rushmoor

2007

269

190

156

- 2

613

89.7

6.8

Rushmoor

2008

258

192

151

- 2

599

91.1

6.6

Test Valley

2005

295

322

441

2

1,059

112.2

9.4

Test Valley

2006

301

327

435

15

1,080

112.4

9.6

Test Valley

2007

289

313

444

16

1,062

113.2

9.4

Test Valley

2008

281

316

416

19

1,033

113.5

9.1

Winchester

2005

360

307

540

4

1,210

108.9

11.1

Winchester

2006

334

312

528

7

1,181

109.4

10.8

Winchester

2007

333

298

534

9

1,173

110.8

10.6

Winchester

2008

337

305

515

8

1,165

112.2

10.4

West Berkshire

2005

585

451

846

2

1,884

146.0

12.9

West Berkshire

2006

596

451

833

8

1,888

147.2

12.8

West Berkshire

2007

590

441

835

10

1,876

149.3

12.6

West Berkshire

2008

587

439

809

6

1,841

151.4

12.2


NATIONAL INDICATOR 186

All Hampshire districts and West Berkshire

Carbon dioxide emissions NI 186 data Industry and Commercial Domestic Road Transport Total Population ('000s, mid-year estimate) Per Capita Emissions (t)
Basingstoke and Deane

2005

496

419

434

1,349

157.4

8.6

Basingstoke and Deane

2006

478

431

426

1,336

158.4

8.4

Basingstoke and Deane

2007

469

418

431

1,318

160.0

8.2

Basingstoke and Deane

2008

480

424

419

1,323

161.5

8.2

East Hampshire

2005

235

315

360

911

109.4

8.3

East Hampshire

2006

233

319

344

896

109.5

8.2

East Hampshire

2007

227

307

347

882

110.5

8.0

East Hampshire

2008

228

313

337

878

111.2

7.9

Eastleigh

2005

259

276

128

664

117.5

5.6

Eastleigh

2006

258

278

125

661

118.5

5.6

Eastleigh

2007

248

268

126

643

119.5

5.4

Eastleigh

2008

252

269

122

642

120.0

5.4

Fareham

2005

237

253

128

617

108.6

5.7

Fareham

2006

237

254

125

616

108.8

5.7

Fareham

2007

231

243

124

598

110.0

5.4

Fareham

2008

237

246

117

600

110.9

5.4

Gosport

2005

139

168

69

376

77.4

4.9

Gosport

2006

140

171

65

377

78.1

4.8

Gosport

2007

135

162

67

365

79.2

4.6

Gosport

2008

133

165

63

361

80.1

4.5

Hart

2005

163

238

169

571

87.4

6.5

Hart

2006

162

243

165

570

88.9

6.4

Hart

2007

158

234

167

559

90.2

6.2

Hart

2008

163

238

161

562

90.9

6.2

Havant

2005

187

283

164

634

116.2

5.5

Havant

2006

192

282

159

633

116.0

5.5

Havant

2007

190

268

160

618

116.1

5.3

Havant

2008

183

270

153

606

116.5

5.2

New Forest

2005

534

463

439

1,435

173.1

8.3

New Forest

2006

442

462

434

1,338

174.1

7.7

New Forest

2007

462

442

434

1,338

175.1

7.6

New Forest

2008

433

448

422

1,303

175.8

7.4

Rushmoor

2005

271

192

128

590

88.0

6.7

Rushmoor

2006

276

197

126

599

88.8

6.7

Rushmoor

2007

268

190

125

583

89.7

6.5

Rushmoor

2008

256

192

121

569

91.1

6.2

Test Valley

2005

287

322

315

923

112.2

8.2

Test Valley

2006

294

327

308

930

112.4

8.3

Test Valley

2007

282

313

315

909

113.2

8.0

Test Valley

2008

274

316

300

890

113.5

7.8

Winchester

2005

349

307

317

973

108.9

8.9

Winchester

2006

323

312

308

943

109.4

8.6

Winchester

2007

322

298

314

934

110.8

8.4

Winchester

2008

326

305

304

935

112.2

8.3

West Berkshire

2005

485

451

384

1,321

146.0

9.0

West Berkshire

2006

501

451

381

1,332

147.2

9.0

West Berkshire

2007

499

441

390

1,330

149.3

8.9

West Berkshire

2008

495

439

372

1,306

151.4

8.6

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