Emission factor from Eurostat

Insurance, reinsurance and pension funding, except compulsory social security - Direct emissions of the industry per euro of output Denmark

Per euro spent · Own operations · 1995–2025

Each euro spent in 2025 counts as 0.000888 kg CO₂e.

Value for spend in 2025

0.000888kgCO₂e/EUR

Basic price · 2025 euros · Biogenic CO₂ and land use excluded · GWP100 · AR5

FossilBio CH₄Land useBio CO₂GHG Protocol and IPCC inventories
2025
Default: the latest year−1.4% on 2024

Re-priced by open-climate.ai from 2024 euros with the Denmark price index

Region
Denmark DK
Boundary
Own operations
Data quality
LowRated by us, not by the source
Licence
Open · CC BY 4.0

Where 0.000888 comes from

Re-priced by open-climate.ai to 2025 euros

Eurostat publishes 0.0009 in 2024 euros. open-climate.ai restates it in 2025 euros with the Denmark price index: 0.0009 × 0.986 = 0.000888.

Reporting this euro under the GHG Protocol

Scope 3, category 1 0.000888

Goods and services you buy are Scope 3, category 1, purchased goods and services.

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Services › Financial and insurance services · Denmark · per EUR · Average

Own operations · Excl. biogenic CO₂ · AR5

Boundary
Own operations
Fuel combustion and manufacturing
GWP method
IPCC AR5, 100-year horizon
As printed by Eurostat
CO₂e basis
Excl. biogenic CO₂FossilBio CH₄Land useBio CO₂GHG Protocol and IPCC inventories
Split by gas
Life cycle
Upstream: not coveredProduction: partly coveredDownstream: not coveredEnd of life: not covered

Low quality · Open licence · 2025

One footprint, in every year's money

Eurostat priced this supply chain in each year's euros from 1995 to 2024. For the other years we restate the same emissions with the Denmark price index, from a year Eurostat priced. Pick the year of your spend.

kgCO₂e/EUR by year of spend. Pick a year to read it.
  • Published by Eurostat, each year in its own euros
  • Re-priced with the Denmark price index
  • Default

Which price, and which warming horizon

Match the price to your invoice, and keep one warming horizon across your whole inventory.

Purchaser price or producer price

The purchaser price is what you paid: the producer's price plus the wholesale and retail margins and the transport to the shop. Eurostat publishes basic prices, the producer's side.

Warming horizon and characterisation model

This factor is published for one set only: AR5, 100 years. Every other horizon and model: not published.

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Insurance, reinsurance and pension funding, except compulsory social security - Direct emissions of the industry per euro of output · DenmarkEurostat · kgCO₂e/EUR, basic price
Values by warming horizon and characterisation model, spend in 2025
IPCC AR4 2007IPCC AR5 2013IPCC AR6 2021
GWP20 20 yearsIPCC AR4 2007 Not publishedIPCC AR5 2013 Not publishedIPCC AR6 2021 Not published
GWP100 100 yearsIPCC AR4 2007 Not publishedIPCC AR5 2013
IPCC AR6 2021 Not published
GWP500 500 yearsIPCC AR4 2007 Not publishedIPCC AR5 2013 Not publishedIPCC AR6 2021 Not published

AR5 · 100 years: 0.000888 kgCO₂e/EUR, re-priced to 2025 euros. The default for this factor. The horizon inventories report in.

What this number covers

The supply chain behind one euro spent, up to the factory gate: every tier counted in one total, none reported alone.

  1. Production

    • Fuel combustion
    • Manufacturing
    Partly included0.000888
  2. Your bill

    1 EUR of output at basic prices, before taxes and trade margins. The factor is per EUR here.

    = 0.000888

Outside this boundary

  • Imported inputs
  • Inbound transport
  • Raw materials
  • Upstream fuel (well-to-tank)
  • Purchased electricity and heat
  • Business travel
  • Capital goods: buildings, equipment
  • Staff commuting
  • Overheads and services

Eurostat leaves investment out of its supply chains. A capital good you buy is reported under Scope 3, category 2, with its own factor.

Gases

Basis: Excl. biogenic CO₂FossilBio CH₄Land useBio CO₂GHG Protocol and IPCC inventories

  • Fossil CO₂0.00087897.8%
  • Methane (CH₄)0.000009861.1%
  • Nitrous oxide (N₂O)0.000009861.1%

Σ 0.000878 + 0.00000986 + 0.00000986 = 0.000897501, more than the 0.000888 total Eurostat prints.

Also printed, as zero: HFCS, PFCS and other gases.

Each gas is converted to CO₂e with AR5 100-year warming potentials; biogenic CO₂ and land-use carbon are left out, while methane from biogenic sources is counted.

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About this factor

Filed by Eurostat under

Financial and insurance activities › Insurance, reinsurance and pension funding, except compulsory social security

Eurostat gives no description for this factor.

Source and licence

Publisher
Eurostat
Library
Eurostat
Record
A,GHG,K65,P1,G_EUR_CP,DK
Published
7 August 2026
Status
Value imputed by Eurostat or other receiving agencies
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Credit it with this lineSource: Eurostat, Air emissions intensities by NACE Rev. 2 activity (env_ac_aeint_r2), https://doi.org/10.2908/ENV_AC_AEINT_R2, accessed 2026-10-04; licensed under CC BY 4.0. open-climate.ai reproduces the published grams-per-euro observations unchanged and converts them to kilograms per euro; Eurostat is not responsible for this reuse.
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Source: Eurostat, Air emissions intensities by NACE Rev. 2 activity (env_ac_aeint_r2), https://doi.org/10.2908/ENV_AC_AEINT_R2, accessed 2026-10-04; licensed under CC BY 4.0. open-climate.ai reproduces the published grams-per-euro observations unchanged and converts them to kilograms per euro; Eurostat is not responsible for this reuse. Normalised by open-climate.ai, https://open-climate.ai/factors/libraries/eurostat/ (CC BY 4.0). https://open-climate.ai/factors/ef-eurostat-insurance_reinsurance-dk-eur-own_operations-7ee0883c/?v=efv1-713d48e457e2eaabb374c535051f0249_2025

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