Decadal Analysis of Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Different State of Fossil Fuels in Iraq

Hassan, Ahmed S.; Zaki, Khawla Nihad

doi:10.5958/0976-5506.2018.01956.3

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“…Stronger global commitments and carbon pricing would help implement such policies at scale and in time. Moreover (Hassan & Zaki, 2018) studied for three states of fossil fuel in Iraq, the analysis of CO 2 emissions and for three types of fossil fuels: gas, liquid, steel, gases emitted from these cases are considered greenhouse gases, which in turn affect the radiation balance of the Earth, where the emission density is the average rate of emission. Therefore, the burning of carbon since the Industrial Revolution increased the concentration of CO 2 in the atmosphere, as results showed that the consumption of gaseous fuel increased by about 10 times, up to 1,045.10 kt, the CO 2 emission presented from the consumption of fossil fuels increased by 10.4 greater than it was, which reached to 86,759 kt.…”

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Relation between CO2 emissions and crude oil combustion in Iraq

Hassan

Azeez

2021

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Fossil fuel is the main source for CO2 emissions that causes global warming. This fact is the starting point for this paper, that consider on three different sources of data: crude oil used to calculate CO2 emissions for Iraq for the period from 1980 to 2018; annual data of total CO2 emissions available from the Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center (CDIAC) for Iraq and the world for the period from 1980 to 2014; and CO2 concentrations for Iraq for the period from 2002 to 2006 and for the world for the period from 1980 to 2018. The result is a multifaceted according to the dataset sources. Carbon dioxide emissions calculated from Iraqi crude oil was increased from 1.29 Mt in 2012 to 1.97 Mt in 2018. The world and Iraq CO2 emissions with different slop of average line that was 0.5 for world, 0.003 for Iraq, while increased exponential function from 2008 to 2014 to reach 36 and 0.17 Mt, respectively. The highest value of Iraqi CO2 concentration was 403 ppm in 2016, while the global CO2 concentrations slowly increased with slop line equal to 1.75 ppm per year, from minimum value of 338.6 ppm was in 1980, while maximum value of 407.05 ppm was in 2018, that’s mean no decreased in CO2 concentration unless emissions addressed.

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Relation between CO2 emissions and crude oil combustion in Iraq

Hassan

Azeez

2021

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Evaluation of carbon dioxide emissions dispersion from crude oil production of Garraf oil field in Iraq

Rukabie,

Hassan,

Kadhum

2023

2nd International Conference on Applied Research and Engineering (Icarae2022)

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Assessment CO2 Emission Intensity of Crude Oil Production in Iraq

rukabie¹,

Hassan

Kadhum

2020

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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Carbon Dioxide Emissions Intensity (CDEI) in Iraq correlated between carbon dioxide emission (kg CO2) and crude oil production (COP) (kg oil equivalent). This relationship is important for industry and energy sectors to the achievement of their economic and environmental goal, then to know a common pattern of emissions intensity. The sources of data set from Carbon Dioxide Information analysis center (CDIAC), contain: total CO2 emission, COP from Iraqi Ministry of oil and Iraqi crude oil production increased over time and about (more than 80%) from Basra city. Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC) was calculated. CDEI was nonlinear behavior that high level in the 1970s then decreased to reach 1.707 kg co2 / kgoil equivalent in 1997, and CDEI was more sensitive to COP than total CO2 emissions. EKC maximum values present in early 1970s and in 2004 present highest value was (0.082 metric ton / current US$ person). COP was unstable level, fluctuation between (1-3) mb/d, till reach 4.29 mb/d as average in 2019.

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Decadal Analysis of Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Different State of Fossil Fuels in Iraq

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Relation between CO2 emissions and crude oil combustion in Iraq

Relation between CO2 emissions and crude oil combustion in Iraq

Evaluation of carbon dioxide emissions dispersion from crude oil production of Garraf oil field in Iraq

Assessment CO2 Emission Intensity of Crude Oil Production in Iraq

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