Summary tables of greenhouse
gas emissions by EBRD -financed fossil fuel projects, 1992 to present
Total EBRD Fossil Fuel Financing, 1992 to present:
$1.214 billion Total estimated lifetime carbon dioxide emissions from
these projects: 6.548 billion tonsTotal emissions, excluding World
Bank-financed projects: 5.278 billion tons
EBRD-financed fossil-fuel burning power plants
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($million) |
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(Capacity) |
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(est. 20 years full capacity) |
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Country
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Project
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Financing |
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Fuel |
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MW |
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CO2 emissions in metric tons
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Georgia (x) |
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Gardabani |
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$18 |
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oil/gas |
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1,800 |
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193,100,000 (c) |
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Romania (x) |
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RENEL |
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$90 |
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coal |
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1,400 |
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224,000,000 |
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Armenia (x) |
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Hrasdan |
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$57 |
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oil/gas |
|
300 |
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32,200,000 (c) |
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Bulgaria |
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Maritza |
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$46 |
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coal |
|
215 |
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34,400,000 |
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Ukraine |
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Starobeshevo |
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$113 |
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coal |
|
210 |
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33,600,000 |
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Belarus |
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Orsha |
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$45 |
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gas |
|
65 |
|
5,200,000 |
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(Power plant generator manufacturer) |
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Poland |
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ABB Dolmel |
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$7 |
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coal |
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>470 |
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75,200,000 (d) |
EBRD-financed fossil fuel fields and mines
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OIL FIELDS |
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($million) |
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(Metric tons) |
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Country |
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Project |
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Financing |
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Proved reserves |
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Estimated lifetime CO2 emissions |
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Russia |
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Samotlar (a) |
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$58 |
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1.2 billion |
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3,720,000,000 |
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Romania (x) |
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Petrom |
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$26 |
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137 million |
|
424,700,000 |
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Russia |
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KomiArctic (b) |
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$105 |
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68.5 million |
|
212,300,000 |
|
Russia (x) |
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Geolibent |
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$55 |
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48 million |
|
148,800,000 |
|
Russia (x) |
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Ardalin |
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$90 |
|
15 million |
|
46,500,000 |
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Russia |
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Chernogo |
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$40 |
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14.1 million |
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43,700,000 |
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Russia |
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Magma |
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$53 |
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8.5 million |
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26,300,000 |
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Ukraine |
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Poltava |
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$8 |
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7 million |
|
21,700,000 |
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Russia (x) |
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Tomsk Obl. |
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$9 |
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4 million |
|
12,400,000 |
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OIL STORAGE |
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|
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($million) |
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(metric tons) |
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Country |
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Project |
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Financing |
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20 years flow |
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Estimated 20-year CO2 emissions |
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(Oil imports from Iran) |
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Moldova |
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Giurgulesti |
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$15 |
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42 million |
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130,200,000 |
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OIL REFINERY |
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($million) |
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(metric tons) |
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Country |
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Project |
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Financing |
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20 year flow |
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Estimated 20-year CO2 emissions |
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Uzbekistan |
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Fergana |
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$90 |
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120 million |
|
372,000,000 (local oil) |
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Slovakia |
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Slovnaft |
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$56 |
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118 million |
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365,800,000 (oil from Urals) |
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Russia |
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Achinsk |
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$42 |
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24 million |
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74,400,000 (oil from E. Siberia) |
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OIL TRANSPORT |
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Russia |
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Novo. Ships |
|
$60 |
|
88 million(assumed to be incl. above) |
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Russia |
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SFAT Trains |
|
$42 |
|
16.2 milion(assumed to be incl. above) |
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GAS FIELDS |
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|
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($million) |
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(cubic meters) |
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Country |
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Project |
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Financing |
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Proved reserves |
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Estimated lifetime CO2 emissions |
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Romania (x) |
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Petrom |
|
(incl. above) |
|
99 billion |
|
183,200,000 |
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Ukraine |
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Poltava |
|
(incl. above) |
|
31 billion |
|
57,400,000 |
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Russia |
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Tomsk Obl. |
|
(incl. above) |
|
29 billion |
|
53,600,000 |
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GAS PIPELINES |
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(million) |
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(cubic meters) |
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Country |
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Project |
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Financing |
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20 year flow |
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Estimated lifetime CO2 emissions |
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Macedonia |
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Gasification |
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$34 |
|
28 billion |
|
51,800,00O |
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GAS STORAGE |
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|
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($million) |
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(cubic meters) |
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Country |
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Project |
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Financing |
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20 year flow |
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Estimated 20-year CO2 emissions |
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Hungary (x) |
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Zsana |
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$55 |
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>3 billion |
|
5,600,000 |
(a) - Combines two projects to expand production in the massive
Samotlar oilfield (the Chernogorneft Drilling project approved in
March 1997 and the Samotlar Pan-Canadian project approved in February
1994).
(b) - Combines initial project (Feb 1994) to expand production in
Usinsk oilfield, and subsequent emergency loan (May 1995) to clean up
oil spill.
(c) - Assumes half of fuel burned is oil, half is gas.
(d) - Reflects two 235 megawatt generators sold by ABB Dolmel after
loan. This facility has likely manufactured many more fossil fuel
power generators during this timeframe, and will continue to make such
equipment into the future.
(x) - World Bank-financed project.
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