CO2 emissions — all countries

CO2 emissions — Caribbean

CO2 emissions in the Caribbean in 2024 — 115.05 Mt. Since 1951, the indicator has risen by 427.6%.

2024 115.05 Mt +1.93% vs 2023
World rank
Period maximum 123.83 Mt2010
Period minimum 17.29 Mt1952

Trend over time

1951–2024 · million tonnes

CO2 emissions — Caribbean, 1951–202405010015019511959196719751983199119992007201520231951: 21.81 Mt1953: 18.5 Mt1955: 24.93 Mt1957: 31.13 Mt1959: 35.35 Mt1961: 32.66 Mt1963: 31.84 Mt1965: 37.02 Mt1967: 41.03 Mt1969: 46.94 Mt1971: 59.71 Mt1973: 70.96 Mt1975: 71.65 Mt1977: 81.72 Mt1979: 82.92 Mt1981: 78.19 Mt1983: 71.18 Mt1985: 86.3 Mt1987: 73.66 Mt1989: 79.31 Mt1991: 71.22 Mt1993: 67.03 Mt1995: 72.81 Mt1997: 82.41 Mt1999: 83.93 Mt2001: 95.66 Mt2003: 105 Mt2005: 107.82 Mt2007: 119.02 Mt2009: 117.83 Mt2011: 122.11 Mt2013: 119.47 Mt2015: 123.59 Mt2017: 112.52 Mt2019: 115.08 Mt2021: 109.65 Mt2023: 112.87 Mt2024: 115.05 Mt
Change over the period: +93.24 (+427.63%) Average annual rate: 2.3 %

Comparison, 2024

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: Caribbean

Caribbean 115.05 Mt
World computed 37,398.07 Mt
CO2 emissions — Caribbean, by year Caribbean All countries CSV XLSX
Year Mt Change Change, %
2024 115.05 +2.18 +1.93%
2023 112.87 −0.98 −0.86%
2022 113.85 +4.21 +3.83%
2021 109.65 +7.32 +7.15%
2020 102.33 −12.75 −11.08%
2019 115.08 +2.41 +2.14%
2018 112.67 +0.15 +0.14%
2017 112.52 −4.67 −3.99%
2016 117.19 −6.4 −5.18%
2015 123.59 +3.14 +2.6%
2014 120.45 +0.98 +0.82%
2013 119.47 −1.86 −1.53%
2012 121.32 −0.79 −0.65%
2011 122.11 −1.72 −1.39%
2010 123.83 +6 +5.09%
2009 117.83 −2.34 −1.95%
2008 120.18 +1.16 +0.97%
2007 119.02 +2.89 +2.49%
2006 116.12 +8.3 +7.7%
2005 107.82 +7.2 +7.16%
2004 100.62 −4.38 −4.17%
2003 105 +5.14 +5.14%
2002 99.87 +4.21 +4.4%
2001 95.66 +2.17 +2.32%
2000 93.49 +9.56 +11.39%
1999 83.93 +5.24 +6.66%
1998 78.69 −3.72 −4.51%
1997 82.41 +3.68 +4.67%
1996 78.73 +5.92 +8.13%
1995 72.81 +6.01 +9%
1994 66.8 −0.24 −0.36%
1993 67.03 −0.01 −0.01%
1992 67.04 −4.18 −5.87%
1991 71.22 −2.79 −3.76%
1990 74.01 −5.3 −6.69%
1989 79.31 +6.02 +8.21%
1988 73.29 −0.36 −0.49%
1987 73.66 +3.02 +4.27%
1986 70.64 −15.66 −18.15%
1985 86.3 +5.3 +6.55%
1984 81 +9.82 +13.8%
1983 71.18 −9.83 −12.14%
1982 81.01 +2.82 +3.6%
1981 78.19 −5.33 −6.38%
1980 83.52 +0.59 +0.72%
1979 82.92 +3.92 +4.97%
1978 79 −2.72 −3.33%
1977 81.72 −5.16 −5.94%
1976 86.88 +15.23 +21.25%
1975 71.65 +1.58 +2.25%
1974 70.08 −0.88 −1.24%
1973 70.96 +8.95 +14.43%
1972 62.01 +2.3 +3.85%
1971 59.71 +3.26 +5.78%
1970 56.45 +9.51 +20.25%
1969 46.94 +5.79 +14.08%
1968 41.15 +0.12 +0.28%
1967 41.03 +4.56 +12.5%
1966 36.48 −0.54 −1.47%
1965 37.02 −0.46 −1.22%
1964 37.48 +5.64 +17.7%
1963 31.84 −7.09 −18.21%
1962 38.93 +6.27 +19.21%
1961 32.66 +1.82 +5.91%
1960 30.83 −4.52 −12.79%
1959 35.35 +0.76 +2.2%
1958 34.59 +3.47 +11.13%
1957 31.13 +2.83 +9.99%
1956 28.3 +3.37 +13.52%
1955 24.93 −1.38 −5.24%
1954 26.31 +7.81 +42.18%
1953 18.5 +1.22 +7.03%
1952 17.29 −4.52 −20.72%
1951 21.81

About the indicator

Annual carbon dioxide emissions from fuel combustion and industrial processes (cement production above all), in million tonnes. These are production-based emissions: they are attributed to the country where the fuel was burned, regardless of who consumed the goods produced. The estimates come from the Global Carbon Project, and the series begins in 1750.

Important: Does not include emissions from land-use change and deforestation — those are covered by a separate indicator.

Source: CO₂ and GHG Emissions (Our World in Data), license CC BY 4.0.