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ID192743
Title ProperCarbon footprint of the empty Castilla-La Mancha
LanguageENG
AuthorCórcoles, Carmen
Summary / Abstract (Note)In this paper, we analyze the carbon footprint of Castilla-La Mancha households, a region of the so-called “empty Spain,” and their mitigation potential. For this purpose, we use the environmentally extended multiregional input-output model and the Spanish Households Budget Survey to extract expenditure microdata by municipality size. We find that households in smaller municipalities have a larger total carbon footprint due to their higher direct emissions. Although their consumption is lower than other municipalities, they have a more intensive pattern of embedded carbon consumption. Households in smaller municipalities spend a higher share in private transport and housing-related activities, emitting almost an additional ton of direct carbon emissions.
`In' analytical NoteEnergy Policy Vol. 184, Jan 2024: p.113892
Journal SourceEnergy Policy 2024-01 184
Key WordsCarbon footprint of the empty Castilla-La Mancha