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01.09.2026
emissions decreased by 12% over this period to 212,000 tonnes of CO2 equivalent by 2025 year-end.546 The main emission sources were Bank of
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08.04.2026
of green, transition, and social projects Green projects Transition projects Social projects CO2 • Healthcare • Waste management • Waste management • Education • Energy • Energy • Employment • Industrial production • Industrial
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22.01.2026
Resources of Russia No. 371, dated 27 May 2022, includes: carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), nitrous oxide (dinitrogen oxide, N2O), hexafluoride sulphur (SF6), perfluorocarbons (CF4
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06.11.2025
They are premised on CO2 emissions declining to net zero around or after 2050, followed by various levels of net negative CO2 emissions. SSP2 is
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13.05.2025
5) which implies the lack of any climate regulation and doubling of CO2 emissions from current levels. • An institution carries out scenario analysis to assess
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28.12.2024
Export.share CO2 Eq -12.045 (25.598) Other.STATE Export.share CO2 Eq 76.367** (37.346) Big.FOREIGN Export.share CO2 Eq 1070.
7 28.12.2024
different bank groups — state-owned, foreign-owned, or privately-held banks — considering the intensity of CO2 emissions at the industry and firm level, as well as firms’ export
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26.08.2024
energy in the present. If the flow of subsidies is persistent enough, CO2 emissions may rise. Keywords: Climate change, Bayesian learning, Green Paradox, Learning- by-doing,
9 26.08.2024
energy in the present. If the flow of subsidies is persistent enough, CO2 emissions may rise. Full text of the research Department responsible for publication:
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09.08.2024
27 Figure 10. NGFS models’ forecasts of CO2 emissions excluding LULUCF in the Russian Federation, million tons of CO2 ............................................................ 29 Figure 11. CO2e emission goals