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Developments in fuel efficiency of an average car alongside trends in private car ownership and GHG emissions

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Time series of the indexed values of GDP, stocks of cars in the EU27, total CO2 emissions of cars, total car kilometres travelled, total fuel consumption of private cars and average specific fuel consumption of cars.

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Methodology:: Methodology for original data not known – contact Enerdata 1) 'Total car km travelled' is calculated by multiplying 'Annual distance travelled by cars' and 'Stock of cars' 2) 'Total CO2 emissions of cars' is calculated by multiplying 'CO2 emissions of cars per km' with 'Total car km travelled' 3) For all dataset included in the graph Index 1992 = 1 is constructed by dividing the values for each year by the value for the year 1992
Units:: Index 1990=100
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Owners:: European Environment Agency (EEA)
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