National inventory submissions 2016

National Inventory Submissions 2016

At its eighth session, the Conference of the Parties requested the secretariat to publish on its web site the annual inventory submissions consisting of the national inventory report (NIR) and common reporting format (CRF) of all Parties included in Annex I to the Convention. The NIRs contain detailed descriptive and numerical information and the CRF tables contain all greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and removals, implied emission factors and activity data.

The NIRs and CRF tables can be downloaded from the table below. The NIRs and CRF tables provided here are the most recent versions of the 2016 submissions provided by Annex I Parties. The dates of the original submissions are indicated in the table. For information on the completeness of a Party’s 2016 submission please refer to the individual Status Report available, once published by the secretariat, in the table’s last column. Further information on GHG emissions and removals data from Parties can be accessed via the GHG data interface.

Supplementary information submitted in accordance with the Guidelines for the preparation of information required under Article 7, paragraph 1, of the Kyoto Protocol by Annex I Parties to the Kyoto Protocol included in the submissions of the NIR and CRF can be accessed from the respective columns of the table below. Information on Kyoto Protocol units submitted in 2016 can be accessed from the column titled Standard Electronic Format.

The report to facilitate the calculation of the assigned amount for the second commitment period, submitted by Annex I Parties to the Kyoto Protocol, will, once available, be published on a separate webpage.

This webpage contains the 2016 submissions of GHG inventories from Annex I Parties. The common reporting format (CRF) tables of the submission prepared using the CRF Reporter software. Following the adoption of the revised guidelines for reporting GHG inventories from Annex I Parties (decision 24/CP.19), this software had to be redesigned.

The UNFCCC secretariat made available in 2015 several successive releases of the software to address the issues related to performance, data entry, data aggregations and key known issues relating to the correct display of data in the CRF tables. On 2 November 2016, the UNFCCC secretariat has made available an updated version of the CRF Reporter (V6.0.0). This version includes the resolution of all known issues in the reporting tables. The current status of the CRF tables as produced by the CRF Reporter is shown in the “markup tables” here. The tables show the few remaining issues in the reporting tables.

2016 Annex I Party GHG Inventory Submissions

Party	Date of original submission	National Inventory Report	Common Reporting Format ¹	Standard Electronic Format	Status Report
Australia	27 May 2016	NIR 9 August 2016	CRF 24 October 2016	SEF-CP1-2015 19 May 2016 SEF-CP2-2013 19 May 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 19 May 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 19 May 2016	SR/AUS 15 July 2016
Austria	14 April 2016	NIR 15 June 2016	CRF 15 June 2016	SEF-CP1-2015 14 Apr 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 01 June 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 01 June 2016	SR/AUT 29 July 2016
Belarus	10 June 2016	NIR 10 June 2016	CRF 10 June 2016		SR/BLR 3 August 2016
Belgium	15 April 2016	NIR 15 June 2016	CRF 15 June 2016	SEF-CP2-2013 15 April 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 26 May 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 26 May 2016	SR/BEL 12 August 2016
Bulgaria	15 April 2016	NIR 27 May 2016	CRF 23 January 2017	SEF-CP1-2015 15 April 2016 SEF-CP2-2013 15 April 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 27 May 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 27 May 2016	SR/BGR 30 June 2016
Canada	14 April 2016	NIR 14 April 2016 NIR French 12 August 2016	CRF 14 April 2016		SR/CAN 27 June 2016
Croatia	15 April 2016	NIR 15 June 2016	CRF 15 June 2016	SEF-CP1-2014 15 April 2016 SEF-CP1-2015 15 April 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 15 June 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 15 June 2016	SR/HRV 3 August 2016
Cyprus ²	13 April 2016	NIR 27 January 2017	CRF 27 January 2017		SR/CYP 25 July 2016
Czech Republic	15 April 2016	NIR 15 June 2016	CRF 12 Apr 2017	SEF-CP1-2015 15 June 2016 SEF-CP2-2013 25 August 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 25 August 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 25 August 2016	SR/CZE 29 July 2016
Denmark	15 April 2016	NIR 16 June 2016	Convention 15 June 2016 KP 15 June 2016 KP (CP2) 14 Nov 2016	SEF-CP1-2015 15 April 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 06 June 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 06 June 2016	SR/DNK 12 August 2016
Estonia	15 April 2016	NIR 15 June 2016	CRF 15 June 2016 See note (2)	SEF-CP1-2015 15 April 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 01 June 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 01 June 2016	SR/EST 3 August 2016
European Union	15 April 2016	NIR 21 June 2016	Convention 9 Sep 2016 KP 14 December 2017	SEF-CP1-2015 15 Apr 2016 SEF-CP2-2013 15 Apr 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 21 June 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 21 June 2016	SR/EU 12 August 2016
Finland	15 April 2016	NIR 15 June 2016	CRF 15 April 2016 See note (3)	SEF-CP1-2015 15 June 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 15 June 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 15 June 2016	SR/FIN 14 July 2016
France	14 April 2016	NIR 15 June 2016	CRF (Convention) 15 June 2016 CRF (KP) 7 November 2016	SEF-CP2-2014 26 May 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 26 May 2016	SR/FRA 21 July 2016
Germany	15 April 2016	NIR 15 June 2016	CRF 7 Nov 2016	SEF-CP1-2015 15 April 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 03 June 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 03 June 2016	SR/DEU 2 August 2016
Greece	15 April 2016	NIR 31 May 2016	CRF 14 Oct 2016	SEF-CP1-2015 25 April 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 02 August 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 02 August 2016	SR/GRC 15 July 2016
Hungary	15 April 2016	NIR 15 June 2016	CRF 30 Nov 2016	SEF-CP2-2014 23 August 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 15 April 2016	SR/HUN 3 August 2016
Iceland	15 April 2016	NIR 6 May 2016	CRF 6 May 2016	SEF-CP2-2013 15 April 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 30 May 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 20 Jan 2017	SR/ISL 26 July 2016
Ireland	15 June 2016	NIR 15 June 2016	CRF 15 June 2016	SEF-CP1-2015 15 Apr 2016 SEF-CP2-2013 15 Apr 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 15 Apr 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 15 Apr 2016	SR/IRL 9 August 2016
Italy	15 April 2016	NIR 15 April 2016	CRF 15 April 2016	SEF-CP1-2015 14 Apr 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 10 June 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 10 June 2016	SR/ITA 14 July 2016
Japan	14 Apr 2016	NIR 14 Apr 2016	CRF 14 Apr 2016	SEF-CP1-2015 14 Apr 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 14 Apr 2016	SR/JPN 30 June 2016
Kazakhstan ³	15 Apr 2016	NIR 05 Sep 2016	CRF 8 July 2016		SR/KAZ 29 July 2016
Latvia	15 Apr 2016	NIR 15 June 2016	CRF 17 Oct 2016	SEF-CP1-2015 15 June 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 15 June 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 15 June 2016	SR/LVA 18 July 2016
Liechtenstein	15 Apr 2016	NIR 27 May 2016	CRF 14 Nov 2016	SEF-CP1-2015 15 Apr 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 05 August 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 05 August 2016	SR/LIE 05 August 2016
Lithuania	15 Apr 2016	NIR 17 June 2016	CRF 14 October 2016	SEF-CP1-2015 15 Apr 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 07 June 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 07 June 2016	SR/LTU 29 July 2016
Luxembourg	15 Apr 2016	NIR 15 June 2016	CRF 22 January 2017	SEF-CP2-2014 31 May 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 31 May 2016	SR/LUX 29 July 2016
Malta ⁴	14 Apr 2016	NIR 12 October 2016	CRF 09 Feb 2017		SR/MLT 7 Sep 2016
Monaco	15 Mar 2017	NIR 12 September 2017	CRF 15 Mar 2017	SEF-CP1-2015 4 Apr 2016 SEF-CP2-2013 4 Apr 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 4 Apr 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 4 Apr 2016	SR/MCO 19 May 2017
Netherlands	15 April 2016	NIR 15 June 2016	CRF 7 February 2017	SEF-CP2-2013 15 June 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 15 June 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 15 June 2016	SR/NLD 14 July 2016
New Zealand	20 May 2016	NIR 29 July 2016	CRF 20 May 2016	SEF-CP1-2015 20 May 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 20 May 2016	SR/NZL 30 June 2016
Norway	15 April 2016	NIR 15 April 2016	CRF 17 Oct 2016	SEF-CP1-2015 15 Apr 2016 SEF-CP2-2013 15 Apr 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 01 June 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 01 June 2016	SR/NOR 15 July 2016
Poland	15 April 2016	NIR 23 May 2016	CRF 23 May 2016	SEF-CP1-2015 15 Apr 2016 SEF-CP2-2013 15 Apr 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 15 Apr 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 15 Apr 2016	SR/POL 14 July 2016
Portugal	15 April 2016	NIR 27 May 2016	CRF 22 December 2016	SEF-CP1-2015 27 May 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 27 May 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 27 May 2016	SR/PRT 30 June 2016
Romania	15 April 2016	NIR 05 August 2016	CRF 28 October 2016	SEF-CP1-2015 15 June 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 05 August 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 05 August 2016	SR/ROU 3 August 2016
Russian Federation⁵	15 April 2016	NIR 13 October 2016	CRF 13 October 2016 Note by Party (English) (7 kB) Note by Party (Russian) (47 kB) See note (4)	SEF-CP1-2015 23 October 2016	SR/RUS 27 June 2016
Slovakia	15 April 2016	NIR 15 June 2016	CRF 9 Sep 2016	SEF-CP2-2013 15 Apr 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 15 Apr 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 15 Apr 2016	SR/SVK 15 July 2016
Slovenia	15 April 2016	NIR 15 June 2016 Annexes 15 April 2016	CRF 15 June 2016	SEF-CP2-2014 26 May 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 26 May 2016	SR/SVN 19 July 2016
Spain	15 April 2016	NIR 13 June 2016	CRF 26 Nov 2016	SEF-CP1-2015 15 Apr 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 25 May 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 25 May 2016	SR/ESP 3 August 2016
Sweden	15 April 2016	NIR 15 June 2016	CRF 15 June 2016	SEF-CP1-2015 15 Apr 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 22 July 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 22 July 2016	SR/SWE 09 August 2016
Switzerland	15 April 2016	NIR 15 April 2016	CRF 7 November 2016	SEF-CP1-2015 15 Apr 2016 SEF-CP2-2013 14 June 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 14 June 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 14 June 2016	SR/CHE 14 July 2016
Turkey	15 April 2016	NIR 26 May 2016	CRF 15 April 2016		SR/TUR 28 June 2016
Ukraine	24 May 2016	NIR (4) 18 July 2016 Note by Party (68 kB) See note (4)	CRF 24 Oct 2016	SEF-CP1-2015 21 July 2017	SR/UKR 21 July 2016
United Kingdom	15 April 2016	NIR 15 June 2016	Convention 3 Nov 2016 KP 21 Sep 2017	SEF-CP1-2015 01 July 2016 SEF-CP2-2014 01 July 2016 SEF-CP2-2015 01 July 2016	SR/GBR 29 July 2016
United States	15 April 2016	NIR 15 April 2016	CRF 2 Sep 2016		SR/USA 14 July 2016

^{1. The CRF tables include, where relevant, the KP LULUCF tables,
generated using the CRF Reporter.↩}
^{2. In accordance with the COP decision 10/CP.17 and following the notification from the
Depositary, as of 9 January 2013 Cyprus is considered to be an Annex I Party for the purposes of the
Convention. ↩}
^{3. In accordance with the COP conclusion (FCCC/CP/2001/13/Add.4, section V.C.) and
following ratification by Kazakhstan of the Kyoto Protocol on 19 June 2009 and its entry into force
on 17 September 2009, Kazakhstan is considered an Annex I Party for the purposes of the Protocol but
remains to be a non-Annex I Party for the purposes of the Convention. ↩}
^{4. In accordance with the COP decision 3/CP.15 and following the notification from the
Depositary and Malta's entry into force on 26 October 2010, Malta is considered to be an Annex I
Party for the purposes of the Convention. ↩

5. Information provided by the Russian Federation. The General Assembly has addressed the status of
the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol in resolution 68/262 of 27 March
2014.↩}

Notes

(1) All submissions received from Parties are posted “as received”. The publication of Party submissions on this website does not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the UNFCCC or the Secretariat of the United Nations concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries as may be referred to in any of the submissions.

(2) Estonia submitted the latest version of their CRF tables on 15 June 2016, however the Party requested not to publish the submission on the secretariat webpage. GHG emissions information can be found in Estonia's 2016 NIR.

(3) Finland requested that the following note accompany their CRF tables, submitted on 15 April 2016:
“Finland submitted its CRF tables despite the fact that the CRF Reporter is still not fully functional. Finland has identified and corrected many errors with the aim that the aggregated emissions would be displayed correctly in the CRF tables. Finland have not been able to correct all deficiencies in the CRF tables and some may not have been identified.”

(4) The Russian Federation requested the secretariat to publish their Statement with regard to Ukraine’s Annual National Greenhouse Gas Inventory Report for the period 1990-2014. The statement is available in pdf-icon English (190 kB) and Russian (189 kB) .

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