Emission factor from JRC-IDEES v2023-1.00

Freight aviation - real-world

Greece · Combustion · 2023 onwards

Each kilometre one vehicle drives from 2023 counts as 9.65 kg CO₂e from the fuel it burns.

Value per kilometre driven

9.65kgCO₂e/km

Fossil only · CO₂ only

2023–
Default: the latest year+6.7% on 2022
Region
Greece GR
Boundary
Combustion
Data quality
MediumRated by us, not by the source
Licence
Open · CC BY 4.0

Where 9.65 comes from

Published as one number

JRC-IDEES prints this factor as a single figure, with no parts to add up.

Reporting this kilometre under the GHG Protocol

Scope 3, category 4 9.65

You pay a carrier to bring goods in, or to move them between your own sites. All of it goes in upstream transport.

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Transport › Air freight · Greece · per km · Average

Combustion · Fossil only

Boundary
Combustion
Fuel combustion
GWP method
None: the value counts CO₂ alone
CO₂ weighs 1 in every IPCC report, so no GWP applies
CO₂e basis
Fossil only
All of it is CO₂

Medium quality · Open licence · 2000 to now

All values

24 values, one per year back to 2000. Every one is fossil only, so the years compare directly.

2023 onwards9.65Default value

kgCO₂e per km, by year. Pick a year to read it.

What this number covers

The path of one vehicle-kilometre, from the oil well to the end of the trip.

  1. Vehicle operation

    Burning the fuel in flight, spread over the average load

    Included9.65
  2. Your trip

    1 km driven. The factor is per vehicle-kilometre.

    = 9.65

Outside this boundary

  • Upstream fuel (well-to-tank)
  • Building the aircraft
  • Airports

This factor counts the fuel the vehicle burns, not the vehicle itself or the infrastructure it runs on. Some libraries price building the vehicle as a factor of its own.

Gases in vehicle operation

Basis: Fossil only

  • Fossil CO₂9.65

The CO₂e counts fossil carbon only; biogenic CO₂, biogenic methane and land-use carbon are left out.

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About this factor

JRC-IDEES gives no description for this factor. Filed under Transport › Aviation › Freight transport.

Source and licence

Publisher
European Commission, Joint Research Centre (JRC-IDEES)
Record
EMIint.gCO2_per_km.EL.Tr.Avia.Freight
Published
6 November 2025
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© European Union, 1995-2026. JRC-IDEES-2023 (Integrated Database of the European Energy System), European Commission, Joint Research Centre, v2023-1.00. CC BY 4.0. Normalised by open-climate.ai, https://open-climate.ai/factors/libraries/jrc_idees/ (CC BY 4.0). https://open-climate.ai/factors/ef-jrcidees-freight_aviation-gr-km-combustion-13dac73e/?v=efv1-53d693f04dc5039c3af68cf618c2ae69

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