Oceania Annual CO2 Emissions Ranking (2023)

In 2023, annual CO2 emissions in Oceania was highest in Australia at 382.97 million tonnes, followed by New Zealand at 30.12 million tonnes and Papua New Guinea at 8.32 million tonnes. The average annual CO2 emissions across countries in Oceania was 21.52 million tonnes, the median was 210,830.50 tonnes, and Christmas Island recorded the lowest annual CO2 emissions at 0 tonnes, according to the Global Carbon Budget.

Data is available for the period 1750 to 2023 across 20 countries in Oceania.

Frequency : Yearly
Rank Country Current Value Previous Value Year
1 382.97M tonnes 384.36M tonnes 2023
2 30.12M tonnes 31.61M tonnes 2023
3 8.32M tonnes 8.2M tonnes 2023
4 5.07M tonnes 5.12M tonnes 2023
5 1.15M tonnes 1.12M tonnes 2023
6 916,154 tonnes 896,658 tonnes 2023
7 302,829 tonnes 296,385 tonnes 2023
8 256,830 tonnes 251,365 tonnes 2023
9 226,164 tonnes 221,351 tonnes 2023
10 222,330 tonnes 217,599 tonnes 2023
11 199,331 tonnes 195,089 tonnes 2023
12 153,331 tonnes 150,068 tonnes 2023
13 149,498 tonnes 146,317 tonnes 2023
14 72,832 tonnes 71,282 tonnes 2023
15 68,999 tonnes 67,531 tonnes 2023
16 57,499 tonnes 56,276 tonnes 2023
17 30,666 tonnes 30,014 tonnes 2023
18 11,500 tonnes 11,255 tonnes 2023
19 7,667 tonnes 7,503 tonnes 2023
Oceania Annual CO2 Emissions Ranking (2023) : Definition
Annual CO2 Emissions is defined as total CO2 emissions from energy and industrial processes for the reporting year, reported in metric tonnes and excluding emissions or removals from land-use change and forestry.