CO2 emissions — all countries

CO2 emissions — Yemen

CO2 emissions in Yemen in 2024 — 10.12 Mt. Ranked 105 in the world out of 214. Since 1950, the indicator has risen by 17,057.6%.

2024 10.12 Mt −0.18% vs 2023
World rank 105of 214
Period maximum 27.28 Mt2013
Period minimum 0.04 Mt1951

Trend over time

1950–2024 · million tonnes

CO2 emissions — Yemen, 1950–2024010203019501958196619741982199019982006201420221950: 0.06 Mt1952: 0.06 Mt1954: 4.46 Mt1956: 2.33 Mt1958: 1.88 Mt1960: 3.63 Mt1962: 3.88 Mt1964: 3.63 Mt1966: 3.46 Mt1968: 11.64 Mt1970: 2.51 Mt1972: 1.5 Mt1974: 2.25 Mt1976: 2.57 Mt1978: 3.1 Mt1980: 3.32 Mt1982: 5.94 Mt1984: 7.15 Mt1986: 8.25 Mt1988: 9.59 Mt1990: 9.57 Mt1992: 9.93 Mt1994: 9.96 Mt1996: 11.38 Mt1998: 12.93 Mt2000: 15.83 Mt2002: 16.71 Mt2004: 20.11 Mt2006: 23.91 Mt2008: 24.54 Mt2010: 25.82 Mt2012: 20.47 Mt2014: 26.59 Mt2016: 10.04 Mt2018: 11.5 Mt2020: 10.76 Mt2022: 10.4 Mt2024: 10.12 Mt
Change over the period: +10.06 (+17,057.63%) Average annual rate: 7.2 %

Comparison, 2024

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

Yemen 10.12 Mt
World computed 37,398.07 Mt
Middle East & North Africa computed 3,079.13 Mt
Western Asia computed 2,242.32 Mt
Low-income countries computed 213.92 Mt
CO2 emissions — Yemen, by year Yemen All countries CSV XLSX
Year Mt Change Change, %
2024 10.12 −0.02 −0.18%
2023 10.14 −0.26 −2.53%
2022 10.4 −0.2 −1.92%
2021 10.61 −0.15 −1.39%
2020 10.76 −1.03 −8.75%
2019 11.79 +0.28 +2.47%
2018 11.5 +2.29 +24.85%
2017 9.21 −0.83 −8.26%
2016 10.04 −4.08 −28.88%
2015 14.12 −12.47 −46.89%
2014 26.59 −0.69 −2.53%
2013 27.28 +6.81 +33.29%
2012 20.47 −2.16 −9.54%
2011 22.63 −3.19 −12.37%
2010 25.82 −1.08 −4.01%
2009 26.9 +2.36 +9.62%
2008 24.54 +0.86 +3.64%
2007 23.68 −0.23 −0.96%
2006 23.91 +2.11 +9.68%
2005 21.8 +1.69 +8.39%
2004 20.11 +1.5 +8.06%
2003 18.61 +1.9 +11.38%
2002 16.71 −0.49 −2.83%
2001 17.19 +1.36 +8.6%
2000 15.83 +1.04 +7%
1999 14.8 +1.87 +14.42%
1998 12.93 +0.67 +5.47%
1997 12.26 +0.89 +7.78%
1996 11.38 +0.24 +2.13%
1995 11.14 +1.17 +11.78%
1994 9.96 +1.29 +14.81%
1993 8.68 −1.25 −12.56%
1992 9.93 +0.74 +8.1%
1991 9.18 −0.39 −4.07%
1990 9.57 −0.4 −4.05%
1989 9.98 +0.39 +4.08%
1988 9.59 +0.92 +10.62%
1987 8.67 +0.42 +5.09%
1986 8.25 −0.39 −4.48%
1985 8.63 +1.48 +20.74%
1984 7.15 +0.84 +13.22%
1983 6.31 +0.37 +6.3%
1982 5.94 +1.71 +40.53%
1981 4.23 +0.91 +27.51%
1980 3.32 +0.09 +2.95%
1979 3.22 +0.12 +3.77%
1978 3.1 +0.13 +4.2%
1977 2.98 +0.41 +16.1%
1976 2.57 +0.4 +18.26%
1975 2.17 −0.08 −3.43%
1974 2.25 −0.48 −17.73%
1973 2.73 +1.24 +82.61%
1972 1.5 −0.48 −24.15%
1971 1.97 −0.54 −21.47%
1970 2.51 −2.17 −46.31%
1969 4.68 −6.96 −59.83%
1968 11.64 +8.59 +281.29%
1967 3.05 −0.41 −11.84%
1966 3.46 −0.47 −11.86%
1965 3.93 +0.3 +8.18%
1964 3.63 +0.71 +24.48%
1963 2.92 −0.97 −24.9%
1962 3.88 +1.22 +45.8%
1961 2.66 −0.97 −26.63%
1960 3.63 +1.03 +39.6%
1959 2.6 +0.72 +38.13%
1958 1.88 −1.07 −36.32%
1957 2.96 +0.63 +26.91%
1956 2.33 −0.15 −6.2%
1955 2.48 −1.97 −44.24%
1954 4.46 +4.39 +6,264.29%
1953 0.07 +0.01 +18.64%
1952 0.06 +0.02 +47.5%
1951 0.04 −0.02 −32.2%
1950 0.06

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.