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Energy-related carbon dioxide emission factors from combustion of gaseous methane fuels

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|Dec 2023

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Figure 1.

Volumetric calorific value—Wu of natural gas in Poland: AV – average value, D – standard deviationSource: Own elaboration based on data from the GAS-SYSTEM database [GAS-SYSTEM 2023]
Volumetric calorific value—Wu of natural gas in Poland: AV – average value, D – standard deviationSource: Own elaboration based on data from the GAS-SYSTEM database [GAS-SYSTEM 2023]

Figure 2.

Carbon dioxide emission factor from combustion of high-methane (HM) and nitrified natural gas (N)Source: Own elaboration based on data from [PGNiG 2023] and [GAS-SYSTEM 2023]
Carbon dioxide emission factor from combustion of high-methane (HM) and nitrified natural gas (N)Source: Own elaboration based on data from [PGNiG 2023] and [GAS-SYSTEM 2023]

Figure 3.

Energy-related carbon dioxide emission factor from combustion of high-methane (HM) and nitrified natural gas (N)Source: Own elaboration based on data from [PGNiG 2023] and [GAS-SYSTEM 2023]
Energy-related carbon dioxide emission factor from combustion of high-methane (HM) and nitrified natural gas (N)Source: Own elaboration based on data from [PGNiG 2023] and [GAS-SYSTEM 2023]

Figure 4.

Natural gas consumption (excluding non-energy use) – Q (expressed in energy units) for all types of natural gas (S) in Poland in 1988–2021 by sectors: E&I – energy and industries, T – transport, O – other sectors and A – all sectors
Natural gas consumption (excluding non-energy use) – Q (expressed in energy units) for all types of natural gas (S) in Poland in 1988–2021 by sectors: E&I – energy and industries, T – transport, O – other sectors and A – all sectors

Figure 5.

High-methane natural gas consumption (excluding non-energy use) – Q (expressed in energy unit) in Poland in 1988–2021 by sectors: E&I – energy and industries, T – transport, O – other sectors and A – all sectors
High-methane natural gas consumption (excluding non-energy use) – Q (expressed in energy unit) in Poland in 1988–2021 by sectors: E&I – energy and industries, T – transport, O – other sectors and A – all sectors

Figure 6.

Colliery gas consumption (excluding non-energy use) – Q (expressed in energy unit) in Poland in 1988–2021 by sectors: E&I – energy and industries, T – transport, O – other sectors, and A – all sectors
Colliery gas consumption (excluding non-energy use) – Q (expressed in energy unit) in Poland in 1988–2021 by sectors: E&I – energy and industries, T – transport, O – other sectors, and A – all sectors

Figure 7.

HM excluding CG consumption (excluding non-energy use) – Q (expressed in energy units) in Poland in 1988–2021 by sectors: E&I – energy and industries, T – transport, O – other sectors, and A – all sectors
HM excluding CG consumption (excluding non-energy use) – Q (expressed in energy units) in Poland in 1988–2021 by sectors: E&I – energy and industries, T – transport, O – other sectors, and A – all sectors

Figure 8.

Nitrified natural gas consumption (excluding non-energy use) – Q (expressed in energy units) in Poland in 1988–2021 by sectors: E&I – energy and industries, T – transport, O – other sectors, and A – all sectors
Nitrified natural gas consumption (excluding non-energy use) – Q (expressed in energy units) in Poland in 1988–2021 by sectors: E&I – energy and industries, T – transport, O – other sectors, and A – all sectors

Figure 9.

Natural gas consumption (excluding non-energy use) – Q (expressed in energy units) for all sectors of application (A) in Poland in 1988–2021 by types of natural gas: HM, CG, HM-CG, N, and S
Natural gas consumption (excluding non-energy use) – Q (expressed in energy units) for all sectors of application (A) in Poland in 1988–2021 by types of natural gas: HM, CG, HM-CG, N, and S

Figure 10.

Natural gas consumption (excluding non-energy use) – Q (expressed in energy unit) for energy and industry sectors (E&I) in Poland in 1988–2021 by types of natural gas: HM, CG, HM-CG, N, and S
Natural gas consumption (excluding non-energy use) – Q (expressed in energy unit) for energy and industry sectors (E&I) in Poland in 1988–2021 by types of natural gas: HM, CG, HM-CG, N, and S

Figure 11.

Natural gas consumption (excluding non-energy use) – Q (expressed in energy units) for transport sector (T) in Poland in 1988–2021 by types of natural gas: HM, HM-CG, N, and S
Natural gas consumption (excluding non-energy use) – Q (expressed in energy units) for transport sector (T) in Poland in 1988–2021 by types of natural gas: HM, HM-CG, N, and S

Figure 12.

Natural gas consumption (excluding non-energy use) – Q (expressed in energy units) for other sectors (O) in Poland in 1988–2021 by types of natural gas: HM, HM-CG, N, and S
Natural gas consumption (excluding non-energy use) – Q (expressed in energy units) for other sectors (O) in Poland in 1988–2021 by types of natural gas: HM, HM-CG, N, and S

Figure 13.

Aggregated energy carbon dioxide emission factors – WEagr t for particular types of natural gas (HM, CG, and N) in Poland in 1988 – 2021 estimated on the basis of the plant-specific data reported under ETS. The values for 1988–2004 are the arithmetic means of the values for the years 2005–2016Source: Own elaboration based on data from [KOBiZE 2022]
Aggregated energy carbon dioxide emission factors – WEagr t for particular types of natural gas (HM, CG, and N) in Poland in 1988 – 2021 estimated on the basis of the plant-specific data reported under ETS. The values for 1988–2004 are the arithmetic means of the values for the years 2005–2016Source: Own elaboration based on data from [KOBiZE 2022]

Figure 14.

Aggregated energy carbon dioxide emission factors—WEagr s—for natural gas combustion in the sectors of energy and industry (E&I) as well as other sectors (O) in Poland in 1988–2021Source: Own elaboration based on data from [KOBiZE 2022] [GUS 1988–2022] [IEA 2022]
Aggregated energy carbon dioxide emission factors—WEagr s—for natural gas combustion in the sectors of energy and industry (E&I) as well as other sectors (O) in Poland in 1988–2021Source: Own elaboration based on data from [KOBiZE 2022] [GUS 1988–2022] [IEA 2022]

Data adopted for high-methane (HM) and nitrified natural gas (N) [PGNiG 2023]

ParameterUnitType of gas
HMN
WumMJ/kg49.333.5
WuVMJ/m336.027.9
ϱkg/m30.730.83
uCH4-0.980.79

The data connected with the estimation of the carbon dioxide emission factor – WCO2 as well as energy carbon dioxide emission factor – WECO2 for high-methane (HM) and nitrified natural gas (N)

ParameterUnitType of gas
HMN
mmNGu16.3618.66
uCH4-0.980.79
mCO2u43.0334.76
WCO2kg/kg2.631.86
WECO2kg/GJ53.3655.62

Aggregated energy carbon dioxide emission factors—WEagr s [kg/GJ] —for natural gas combustion in the sectors of energy and industry (E&I) as well as other sectors (O) in Poland in 2005–2021

Sectors200520062007200820092010201120122013
Energy and industry (E&I)54.8554.8455.0655.3655.4155.3355.3255.3755.63
Other sectors (O)54.7454.7654.9855.2055.2755.1655.1955.2555.51
Sectors20142015201620172018201920202021
Energy and industry (E&I)55.3455.5855.5455.4155.4255.4455.4855.47
Other sectors (O)55.2255.4355.4355.3355.3555.3355.3955.37

Types of natural gas [PGNiG 2023]

Type of natural gasHigh-methane E typeNitrified Ls typeNitrified Lw type
CompositionUnit
Methane content% V/V97.871.079.0
Ethane, popane and butane content% V/V1.01.01.0
Nitrogen content% V/V1.027.019.5
Carbon dioxide and residual content% V/V0.21.00.5
Combustion heatMJ/m340.0 (no less than 34.0)27.9 (no less than 26.0)31.0 (no less than 30.0)

Percentage share by volume of individual components in natural gas in Poland

ComponentPercentage content - average value - AVStandard deviation - D
Methane94.565.874
Nitrogen2.6405.291
Ethane1.9631.356
Propane0.3620.249
Carbon Dioxide0.2470.251
Oxygen0.0020.040

Aggregated energy carbon dioxide emission factors—WEagr t [kg/GJ]—for individual types of natural gas in Poland in 2005–2021

Type of natural gas200520062007200820092010201120122013
High-methane natural gas54.7154.7354.9755.0955.2055.1155.1455.2255.49
Nitrified natural gas54.9754.9955.0456.1756.1256.1856.0856.0756.00
Colliery gas57.2456.2056.7257.8157.2157.8757.0156.9557.91
Type of natural gas20142015201620172018201920202021
High-methane natural gas55.2155.4055.4055.3055.3155.3055.3655.34
Nitrified natural gas55.5356.0355.9955.8256.0156.0456.0556.11
Colliery gas57.3956.9457.6457.5056.0258.2457.8658.03
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/oszn-2023-0014 | Journal eISSN: 2353-8589 | Journal ISSN: 1230-7831
Language: English
Page range: 92 - 104
Published on: Dec 31, 2023
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year
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© 2023 Iwona Kargulewicz, Zdzisław Chłopek, Sylwia Waśniewska, published by National Research Institute, Institute of Environmental Protection
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