Nicaragua / Energy and CO₂ / Coal's share of fossil CO₂
Coal's share of fossil CO₂ in Nicaragua
% · 1950 · from Global Carbon Project Global Carbon Budget, fossil CO₂ emissions, via carbondata.dev
0.1%in 1950
- −4.4 pts over 1 year, −2.0 pts over 5, −99.9 pts over 10
- Lowest quartile among countries: 144 of 152 with a 1950 figure (1 is the highest value)
- World: 65.4% the same year
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- Eswatini 100.0%
- St. Pierre & Miquelon 100.0%
- Mongolia 100.0%
- China 98.5%
- Poland 97.4%
- Germany 97.3%
- Luxembourg 96.8%
- Czechia 96.6%
- Bosnia & Herzegovina 96.4%
- Zambia 94.9%
- Montenegro 94.4%
- Slovakia 94.2%
- Serbia 93.7%
- Japan 93.4%
- Cape Verde 93.1%
- United Kingdom 90.6%
- South Africa 90.4%
- Kazakhstan 90.1%
- Zimbabwe 89.9%
- Estonia 89.8%
- Belgium 89.5%
- Bulgaria 88.8%
- Ireland 87.6%
- North Macedonia 87.3%
- Ukraine 86.5%
- India 86.0%
- Hungary 85.4%
- Taiwan 83.4%
- New Caledonia 83.3%
- Austria 83.2%
- Netherlands 83.2%
- France 82.4%
- Türkiye 81.9%
- Faroe Islands 81.8%
- Greenland 81.5%
- Spain 80.2%
- Russia 79.4%
- Slovenia 79.4%
- Mozambique 79.4%
- Kyrgyzstan 79.2%
- Australia 79.0%
- Malawi 78.3%
- South Korea 76.9%
- Nigeria 76.6%
- Denmark 75.5%
- Finland 72.6%
- Vietnam 70.3%
- New Zealand 68.1%
- Sierra Leone 67.4%
- Switzerland 66.5%
- Congo - Kinshasa 65.1%
- Mauritius 64.8%
- Canada 62.8%
- Pakistan 62.6%
- Moldova 62.2%
- Sweden 61.8%
- Sri Lanka 61.2%
- Chile 60.5%
- Italy 59.3%
- Portugal 56.8%
- Tajikistan 54.7%
- Madagascar 53.0%
- Norway 52.2%
- Myanmar (Burma) 51.1%
- Bangladesh 50.2%
- Algeria 49.8%
- United States 49.5%
- North Korea 47.9%
- Georgia 43.8%
- Armenia 43.6%
- Latvia 40.5%
- Singapore 39.6%
- Uzbekistan 39.0%
- Tunisia 37.3%
- Hong Kong SAR China 35.6%
- Croatia 34.8%
- Romania 34.6%
- Lithuania 33.2%
- Colombia 32.5%
- Brazil 32.5%
- Morocco 32.3%
- Angola 32.0%
- Belarus 31.7%
- Iceland 31.2%
- Tanzania 30.9%
- Sudan 26.7%
- Ghana 26.4%
- Afghanistan 25.0%
- South Sudan 24.7%
- Turkmenistan 24.4%
- Ethiopia 24.0%
- Senegal 22.7%
- Greece 22.1%
- Fiji 21.2%
- Indonesia 20.8%
- Antigua & Barbuda 20.0%
- St. Kitts & Nevis 20.0%
- Malta 19.4%
- Niger 18.9%
- Côte d’Ivoire 18.9%
- Benin 18.9%
- Guinea 18.9%
- Burkina Faso 18.9%
- Gabon 18.4%
- Jamaica 16.0%
- Cameroon 15.4%
- Albania 14.6%
- Uruguay 13.3%
- Kenya 12.9%
- Rwanda 12.5%
- Burundi 12.5%
- Argentina 11.9%
- Malaysia 10.6%
- Libya 10.3%
- Central African Republic 10.1%
- Congo - Brazzaville 10.1%
- Chad 10.1%
- Bermuda 8.3%
- Peru 7.2%
- Mexico 6.1%
- Iran 5.5%
- Azerbaijan 5.2%
- Philippines 5.1%
- Bolivia 5.0%
- Barbados 5.0%
- Egypt 5.0%
- Thailand 4.6%
- Israel 4.2%
- Cuba 2.9%
- Trinidad & Tobago 2.2%
- Suriname 1.7%
- Cyprus 1.4%
- Syria 0.9%
- Paraguay 0.6%
- Guatemala 0.5%
- Honduras 0.3%
- Lebanon 0.2%
- Iraq 0.2%
- Venezuela 0.2%
- El Salvador 0.1%
- Costa Rica 0.1%
- Dominican Republic 0.1%
- Haiti 0.1%
- Nicaragua 0.1%
- Panama 0.1%
- Ecuador 0.1%
- Sint Maarten 0.0%
- Guyana 0.0%
- Curaçao 0.0%
- Brunei 0.0%
- Caribbean Netherlands 0.0%
- Aruba 0.0%
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curl "https://api.carbondata.dev/v1/national-fossil-co2/coal/nic.json"Source
- Global Carbon Project, Global Carbon Budget, fossil CO₂ emissions: GCB fossil CO₂, coal / total (CC BY 4.0), coal emissions as a share of all fossil CO₂
- Read through carbondata.dev, dataset national-fossil-co2, version 2026-10-26.ba99391b9b.
- Yearly, with the Global Carbon Budget each autumn.
- Built 2026-10-26.