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1. Outline

This report is the Committee on Climate Change’s ninth annual assessment of UK progress in reducing emissions and meeting carbon budgets.

2. Key findings

The report finds that:

• UK greenhouse gas emissions are about 42% lower than in 1990, around half way to the 2050 commitment to reduce emissions by at least 80% on 1990 levels
• although good progress has been made to date, that progress is stalling. Since 2012, emissions reductions have been largely confined to the power sector, whilst emissions from transport and building stock are rising
• effective new strategies and policies are urgently needed to ensure emissions continue to fall in line with the commitments agreed by Parliament

3. Supporting charts and data

• Charts and data for Executive summary (Excel)
• Charts and data for Chapter 1 – Economy-wide progress (Excel)
• Charts and data for Chapter 2 – Power (Excel)
• Charts and data for Chapter 3 – Buildings (Excel)
• Charts and data for Chapter 4 – Industry (Excel)
• Charts and data for Chapter 5 – Transport (Excel) 
• Charts and data for Chapter 6 – Agriculture, land use, land-use change and forestry (Excel)
• Charts and data for Chapter 7 – Waste (Excel)
• Charts and data for Chapter 8 – F-gases (Excel)
• Charts and data for Chapter 9 – Devolved administrations (Excel)

4. Supporting research

• Indicators to track progress in developing greenhouse gas removal options (Ecofys)
• Roadmap for flexibility services to 2030 (Poyry and Imperial College London)

5. Infographic

An infographic summarising some of the key messages from this report. To download a high-resolution version of the infographic, click here.

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