Australian Government submissions to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and its Kyoto Protocol
Australia’s National Greenhouse Accounts are made up of a series of comprehensive reports and databases that estimate, and account for, Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions. The National Inventory Report fulfils Australia’s inventory reporting requirements under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and its Kyoto Protocol.
The National Inventory Report contains national greenhouse gas emission estimates from 1990 to the current year of reporting.
Each report contains three volumes covering the sectors defined by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change:
- Volume 1: Australia's data for energy (stationary energy, transport and fugitive emissions), industrial processes and product use, and agriculture.
- Volume 2: Australia's data for the land use, land use change and forestry (LULUCF) and waste sectors, recalculations and improvements.
- Volume 3: Australia's data for Kyoto Protocol LULUCF, Kyoto Protocol accounting requirements, glossary and references.
Latest report
We submitted the National Inventory Report 2020 in May 2022.
Previous reports
- National Inventory Report 2019
- National Inventory Report 2018
- National Inventory Report 2017
- National Inventory Report 2016
- National Inventory Report 2015
- National Inventory Report 2014 (revised)
- National Inventory Report 2014 and Revised Kyoto Protocol National Inventory Report 2013
- National Inventory Report 2013
- National Inventory Report 2012
- National Inventory Report 2011
- National Inventory Report 2010
- National Inventory Report 2009
- National Inventory Report 2008
Read more
- These reports form part of the National Greenhouse Accounts
- Read about how we project and estimate greenhouse gas emissions
- Read about how we fulfil Australia’s other reporting obligations under the UNFCCC
- Visit Australia’s National Greenhouse Accounts (ANGA) website to explore historical emissions data and projections of future emissions