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CO₂ emissions · Americas · 2024 data

Flag of Antigua and BarbudaAntigua and Barbuda CO₂ Emissions

Antigua and Barbuda emitted 665 thousand tonnes of CO₂ from fossil fuels and industry in 2024, or 7.09 t per person — #177 of 213 countries and 0.00% of global emissions. That is 1.5× the world average of 4.73 t per person. Emissions peaked in 1969 at 1.3 million tonnes and are now 47% lower.

665 kt
CO₂ in 2024 · #177
7.09 t
Per person · #39 (world 4.73 t)
0.00%
Share of world CO₂
+3.8%
Change vs 2023

CO₂ emissions of Antigua and Barbuda, 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)

1969
Peak year (1.3 Mt)
+175%
Since 1990
+39%
Since 2005
26.9 Mt
Emitted in total · #174
CO₂ emissions by year (table)
YearCO₂ (million t)Per person (t)Change
20240.77.09+3.7%
20230.66.86-0.2%
20220.66.91+1.3%
20210.66.86+2.9%
20200.66.70-3.4%
20190.66.98+3.6%
20180.66.77+2.5%
20170.66.64+1.2%
20160.66.60+2.6%
20150.66.47+1.9%
20140.66.40+2.0%
20130.66.32+0.0%
20120.66.38+2.0%
20110.56.32-0.7%
20100.66.44-1.3%
20090.66.62+3.3%
20080.56.50+0.7%
20070.56.55+3.5%
20060.56.41+7.7%
20050.56.03+6.4%
20040.55.72+4.4%
20030.45.55+7.2%
20020.45.23+7.8%
20010.44.91+5.4%
20000.44.74+3.2%
19990.34.67+6.8%
19980.34.45+4.5%
19970.34.33+7.7%
19960.34.10+5.5%
19950.33.98+1.5%
19940.34.00+4.3%
19930.33.91+2.8%
19920.23.87+0.0%
19910.23.93+2.9%
19900.23.83-15.4%
19890.34.51+0.0%
19880.34.49+4.0%
19870.34.30+10.4%
19860.23.88+0.0%
19850.23.86+69.4%
19840.12.26+75.0%
19830.11.30-71.3%
19820.34.52+176.4%
19810.11.64-25.9%
19800.12.21-64.9%
19790.46.33-17.1%
19780.57.67+5.6%
19770.57.28+15.4%
19760.46.32-43.0%
19750.711.07+64.8%
19740.46.69+30.0%
19730.35.12-11.8%
19720.45.78-12.0%
19710.46.56-8.0%
19700.57.15-63.2%
19691.319.69+27.1%
19681.015.75+75.4%
19670.69.12+62.1%
19660.35.72+132.0%
19650.22.50+63.0%
19640.11.55+9.5%
19630.11.45-18.4%
19620.11.79+114.6%
19610.00.84+29.7%
19600.00.66+27.6%
19590.00.54+0.0%
19580.00.55+31.8%
19570.00.42+0.0%
19560.00.43+0.0%
19550.00.44+83.3%
19540.00.25-29.4%
19530.00.35+13.3%
19520.00.31-25.0%
19510.00.42+66.7%
19500.00.27—

Where Antigua and Barbuda's CO₂ comes from

Oil
100% · 665 kt

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

Per person: Antigua and Barbuda vs the world

#39Flag of Antigua and Barbuda
Antigua and Barbuda
7.09 t
World average
4.73 t

Primary energy use: 33,242 kWh per person (world 21,654 kWh).

All greenhouse gases (2024)

CO₂ from fossil fuels & industry
665 kt
CO₂ from land use & forests
-26 kt
Methane (CH₄)
56 kt
Nitrous oxide (N₂O)
13 kt
Total: 724 thousand tonnes CO₂-equivalent (7.73 t per person). Negative land-use CO₂ means forests absorb more than is cleared. · 0.00% of global warming to date.

Frequently asked questions about CO₂ emissions in Antigua and Barbuda

How much CO₂ does Antigua and Barbuda emit?

Antigua and Barbuda emitted 665 thousand tonnes of CO₂ from fossil fuels and industry in 2024, or 7.09 t per person — #177 of 213 countries and 0.00% of global emissions.

What are Antigua and Barbuda's CO₂ emissions per capita?

About 7.09 t of CO₂ per person in 2024 (#39 of 212). That is 1.5× the world average of 4.73 t per person.

Are Antigua and Barbuda's emissions going up or down?

Emissions peaked in 1969 at 1.3 million tonnes and are now 47% lower. Compared with 1990 they are 175% higher, and compared with 2005 39% higher.

What is the main source of CO₂ in Antigua and Barbuda?

Oil, with 100% of fossil and industrial CO₂ (665 thousand tonnes).

How much has Antigua and Barbuda contributed to climate change historically?

Since records begin, Antigua and Barbuda has emitted 26.9 million tonnes of CO₂ — 0.00% of the world total (#174). Its greenhouse gases have warmed the planet by about 0.000 °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.