About Netherlands Enterprise Agency
The Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) is a government agency, part of the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy. It fosters sustainable business practices by offering crucial resources.
Visit Netherlands Enterprise Agency websiteThe Netherlands: list of fuels and standard CO2 emission factors version of January 2022
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Description | The Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) is a government agency, part of the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy. It fosters sustainable business practices by offering crucial resources. |
Source type | Governmental |
Original dataset URL | URL |
Year released | 2022 |
Geography | Netherlands |
Sector | |
Type of data | Activity-based |
Emission results | CO2 |
Data Transformation | NA |
License
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Type of license | Not specified |
License URL | Not specified |
Data quality
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Data quality assurance | Vetted by Climatiq |
Quality flag(s) | Partial factor The source reports emission factors in CO2 only and does not include the impact of other GHGs. |
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