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CO₂ emissions · Asia · 2024 data

Flag of BahrainBahrain CO₂ Emissions

Bahrain emitted 39.0 million tonnes of CO₂ from fossil fuels and industry in 2024, or 24.3 t per person — #63 of 213 countries and 0.10% of global emissions. That is 5.1× the world average of 4.73 t per person. Over the past ten years emissions rose by 26%.

39.0 Mt
CO₂ in 2024 · #63
24.3 t
Per person · #4 (world 4.73 t)
0.10%
Share of world CO₂
+0.6%
Change vs 2023

CO₂ emissions of Bahrain, 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)

2024
Peak year (39.0 Mt)
+239%
Since 1990
+59%
Since 2005
1.11 Gt
Emitted in total · #80
CO₂ emissions by year (table)
YearCO₂ (million t)Per person (t)Change
202439.024.27+0.6%
202338.824.71+2.5%
202237.824.67+4.3%
202136.324.15-3.1%
202037.425.24-0.5%
201937.625.32+15.0%
201832.721.83-0.7%
201732.922.21+4.1%
201631.622.13-2.7%
201532.523.74+5.0%
201431.023.59-0.8%
201331.224.84+14.8%
201227.222.37-4.7%
201128.523.65-2.1%
201029.124.02+3.6%
200928.123.77-4.7%
200829.526.34+10.9%
200726.625.18+10.8%
200624.024.17-1.8%
200524.526.26+15.5%
200421.224.33+1.1%
200321.025.86+4.3%
200220.126.74+2.2%
200119.728.12+2.5%
200019.228.67+5.2%
199918.327.89-0.1%
199818.328.58+6.1%
199717.227.60+8.0%
199615.926.20+8.1%
199514.724.85+2.7%
199414.424.83-14.3%
199316.729.76+61.0%
199210.418.99-8.2%
199111.321.30-1.4%
199011.522.33-1.4%
198911.723.43-3.5%
198812.125.16+5.7%
198711.424.67+3.8%
198611.024.65+8.0%
198510.223.67+10.7%
19849.222.16+11.9%
19838.220.52-16.4%
19829.825.40+15.4%
19818.522.81+8.1%
19807.921.95-3.0%
19798.123.66+4.7%
19787.823.66+4.0%
19777.523.86+13.6%
19766.622.06+14.3%
19755.720.30+6.4%
19745.420.07-2.1%
19735.521.61+50.0%
19723.715.19+21.1%
19713.013.16+17.3%
19702.611.52+103.8%
19691.35.72+15.2%
19681.15.03+9.9%
19671.04.69+54.7%
19660.63.13-47.1%
19651.26.11-23.2%
19641.68.24+33.8%
19631.26.40-24.9%
19621.68.87-10.2%
19611.810.27+207.8%
19600.63.48-56.2%
19591.38.25+1.7%
19581.38.44+70.9%
19570.85.13-28.4%
19561.17.44-24.8%
19551.410.24+34.4%
19541.07.88+4.7%
19531.07.76-22.5%
19521.310.33+9.4%
19511.29.74-14.8%
19501.411.78-70.0%

Where Bahrain's CO₂ comes from

Gas
87% · 33.8 Mt
Oil
12% · 4.7 Mt
Cement
1% · 323 kt
Flaring
0% · 123 kt

Gas is the largest source.

Per person: Bahrain vs the world

#4Flag of Bahrain
Bahrain
24.3 t
World average
4.73 t

Production vs consumption

Counting the CO₂ embedded in the goods it imports and exports, Bahrain's consumption-based footprint was 22.1 million tonnes (14.1 t per person) in 2023. Bahrain is a net exporter of emissions: 43% of what it emits goes into goods consumed abroad.

Primary energy use: 152,038 kWh per person (world 21,654 kWh).

All greenhouse gases (2024)

CO₂ from fossil fuels & industry
39.0 Mt
CO₂ from land use & forests
0 kt
Methane (CH₄)
23.8 Mt
Nitrous oxide (N₂O)
214 kt
Total: 63.0 million tonnes CO₂-equivalent (39.2 t per person) · 0.09% of global warming to date.

Frequently asked questions about CO₂ emissions in Bahrain

How much CO₂ does Bahrain emit?

Bahrain emitted 39.0 million tonnes of CO₂ from fossil fuels and industry in 2024, or 24.3 t per person — #63 of 213 countries and 0.10% of global emissions.

What are Bahrain's CO₂ emissions per capita?

About 24.3 t of CO₂ per person in 2024 (#4 of 212). That is 5.1× the world average of 4.73 t per person.

Are Bahrain's emissions going up or down?

Over the past ten years emissions rose by 26%. Compared with 1990 they are 239% higher, and compared with 2005 59% higher.

What is the main source of CO₂ in Bahrain?

Gas, with 87% of fossil and industrial CO₂ (33.8 million tonnes).

How much has Bahrain contributed to climate change historically?

Since records begin, Bahrain has emitted 1.11 billion tonnes of CO₂ — 0.06% of the world total (#80). Its greenhouse gases have warmed the planet by about 0.001 °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.