Overview
- Citepa, which released figures Wednesday, reported a 1.5% drop in 2025 to 364 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent.
- The pace falls well below the SNBC-3 roadmap that calls for about 4% yearly reductions from 2024 to 2028.
- Transport emissions slipped only 1.4% and still account for roughly 34% of the total, which Citepa says needs more effort.
- Energy-sector emissions edged higher as a rebound in refinery activity lifted that segment’s output by about 10% over the year.
- Manufacturing delivered the largest cuts with emissions down 3.5% as output fell in carbon-heavy areas such as steel and cement.