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Table 1 Company rankings of largest emitters in 2011 by Country
Source
: Carbon market data
Company
Sector
CO
2
Emissions
2011 (MtCO
2
)
Free carbon allowances
2011 (MtCO
2
)
UK
1
EDF
Power and heat
22.4
16.0
2
Scottish and
Southern Energy
Power and heat
22.1
15.3
3
Drax Power
Power and heat
21.5
9.5
4
E.ON
Power and heat
19.0
17.6
5
RWE
Power and heat
15.7
17.0
Germany
1
RWE
Power and heat
114.3
62.3
2
Vattenfall
Power and heat
72.9
48.8
3
E.ON
Power and heat
42.4
32.8
4
Evonik Industries
Chemicals
20.4
20.2
5
ThyssenKrupp
Iron and steel
17.6
25.6
France
1
ArcelorMittal
Iron and steel
18.8
24.5
2
EDF
Power and heat
15.7
19.2
3
Total
Oil and gas
10.4
13.1
4
GDF SUEZ
Power and heat
6.3
8.9
5
Lafarge
Cement and lime
4.6
6.0
Italy
1
Enel
Power and heat
36.8
32.2
2
Eni
Oil and gas
24.0
25.5
3
Edison
Power and heat
19.7
17.3
4
Riva Group
Iron and steel
10.4
13.8
5
E.ON
Power and heat
7.6
8.1
Spain
1
Endesa (Enel)
Power and heat
34.5
23.4
2
Repsol
Oil and gas
14.2
16.0
3
Gas Natural Fenosa
Power and heat
14.2
11.9
4
hc energ
í
a (EDP)
Power and heat
8.3
5.3
5
Iberdrola
Power and heat
7.3
8.3
emitted
—
in total
—
8 % less CO
2
than the number of allowances they received for
free.
EU countries allocated to their installations a total of 2,034 million allowances.
Veri
ed emissions data submitted so far show that these installations emitted during
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