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CO₂ emissions · Africa · 2024 data

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Angola emitted 22.3 million tonnes of CO₂ from fossil fuels and industry in 2024, or 0.59 t per person — #84 of 213 countries and 0.06% of global emissions. That is 12% of the world average of 4.73 t per person. Emissions peaked in 2015 at 27.5 million tonnes and are now 19% lower.

22.3 Mt
CO₂ in 2024 · #84
0.59 t
Per person · #174 (world 4.73 t)
0.06%
Share of world CO₂
+3.0%
Change vs 2023

CO₂ emissions of Angola, 1950–2024

Million tonnes of CO₂ per year · fossil fuels and industry, excluding land use · Our World in Data, based on the Global Carbon Budget and Jones et al. (CC BY 4.0)

2015
Peak year (27.5 Mt)
+339%
Since 1990
+45%
Since 2005
740 Mt
Emitted in total · #92
CO₂ emissions by year (table)
YearCO₂ (million t)Per person (t)Change
202422.30.59+3.0%
202321.70.59+2.8%
202221.10.59+9.7%
202119.20.56+16.1%
202016.50.50-25.5%
201922.20.69-4.6%
201823.30.74-1.4%
201723.60.78-7.3%
201625.50.87-7.4%
201527.50.98+5.4%
201426.10.96+1.5%
201325.70.98-0.9%
201225.91.03+10.9%
201123.40.97+1.8%
201023.00.99+11.2%
200920.70.92+10.2%
200818.80.87+6.6%
200717.60.85+2.6%
200617.10.86+11.4%
200515.40.80-9.6%
200417.00.92-2.7%
200317.50.97+8.7%
200216.10.93+1.1%
200115.90.95-0.5%
200016.00.99-7.3%
199917.31.10+4.5%
199816.51.09+4.0%
199715.91.08+4.2%
199615.21.08+20.9%
199512.60.92+11.1%
199411.40.86+97.5%
19935.70.45+11.3%
19925.20.42+2.0%
19915.10.42-0.5%
19905.10.44+3.4%
19894.90.44-2.5%
19885.00.47-12.7%
19875.80.55+24.9%
19864.60.46-0.9%
19854.70.48-6.2%
19845.00.53-2.3%
19835.10.56+10.1%
19824.60.53-12.0%
19815.30.62-1.3%
19805.30.66-2.8%
19795.50.70+1.6%
19785.40.71+53.1%
19773.50.48+7.6%
19763.30.46-25.6%
19754.40.64-9.4%
19744.90.74-0.2%
19734.90.76+8.3%
19724.50.73+32.2%
19713.40.57-4.8%
19703.60.61+28.6%
19692.80.48+66.6%
19681.70.29+68.3%
19671.00.18-36.1%
19661.60.28+30.9%
19651.20.22-3.0%
19641.20.22+6.3%
19631.20.21-2.5%
19621.20.22+159.7%
19610.50.09-17.3%
19600.50.11-11.3%
19590.60.12+4.4%
19580.60.12-4.2%
19570.60.12+23.3%
19560.50.10+21.3%
19550.40.09+19.0%
19540.30.07+26.5%
19530.30.06-11.6%
19520.30.07+24.9%
19510.20.05+33.2%
19500.20.04—

Where Angola's CO₂ comes from

Oil
70% · 15.6 Mt
Flaring
17% · 3.9 Mt
Gas
8% · 1.8 Mt
Cement
5% · 1.1 Mt

Oil is the largest source. Oil dominates — mostly transport fuel, so electrifying vehicles matters most here.

Per person: Angola vs the world

#174Flag of Angola
Angola
0.59 t
World average
4.73 t

Primary energy use: 2,660 kWh per person (world 21,654 kWh).

All greenhouse gases (2024)

CO₂ from fossil fuels & industry
22.3 Mt
CO₂ from land use & forests
50.0 Mt
Methane (CH₄)
43.5 Mt
Nitrous oxide (N₂O)
17.3 Mt
Total: 159 million tonnes CO₂-equivalent (4.21 t per person) · 0.34% of global warming to date.

Angola and its neighbours — CO₂ per person

#152Flag of Namibia1.15 t
#174Flag of Angola
Angola
0.59 t
#177Flag of Zambia0.57 t
#212Flag of DR Congo0.05 t

Frequently asked questions about CO₂ emissions in Angola

How much CO₂ does Angola emit?

Angola emitted 22.3 million tonnes of CO₂ from fossil fuels and industry in 2024, or 0.59 t per person — #84 of 213 countries and 0.06% of global emissions.

What are Angola's CO₂ emissions per capita?

About 0.59 t of CO₂ per person in 2024 (#174 of 212). That is 12% of the world average of 4.73 t per person.

Are Angola's emissions going up or down?

Emissions peaked in 2015 at 27.5 million tonnes and are now 19% lower. Compared with 1990 they are 339% higher, and compared with 2005 45% higher.

What is the main source of CO₂ in Angola?

Oil, with 70% of fossil and industrial CO₂ (15.6 million tonnes).

How much has Angola contributed to climate change historically?

Since records begin, Angola has emitted 740 million tonnes of CO₂ — 0.04% of the world total (#92). Its greenhouse gases have warmed the planet by about 0.006 °C.

Data: Our World in Data, based on the Global Carbon Budget and Jones et al. (CC BY 4.0). CO₂ figures cover fossil fuels and industry (territorial), excluding land-use change unless stated.