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Some context and scale of the challenge The Sankey diagram below shows where CO2 emissions come from in 2018. For further comparison, the NRW direct emissions are included, taken from the NRW Carbon Positive Project Major power producers; 7,574,548 tonnes Iron & steel industries; 6,357,617 tonnes Other industries; 4,681,544 tonnes NRW emissions; 41,304 tonnes Pembroke CCGT; 4,568,529 tonnes 24.5 % Uskmouth CCGT; 1,179,013 tonnes 6.3% Connah's Quay CCGT; 805,523 tonnes 4.3% Aberthaw Coal Station; 496,000 tonnes 2.7% Baglan Bay CCGT; 349,518 tonnes 1.9% Other major & minor; 175,965 tonnes 0.9% Port Talbot Power Station; 2,580,120 13.9 tonnes % Port Talbot Blast Furnaces; 1,213,035 tonnes 6.5% Port Talbot Sinter; 706,035 tonnes 3.8% Port Talbot Morfa Coke Ovens; 665,095 tonnes 3.6% Port Talbot Blast Furnace Gas Flaring; 430,698 2.3% Port tToanlbnoest Other; 413,443 tonnes 2.2% Iron & Steel Other; 349,191 1.9% tonnes Processing & distribution of petroleum products; 2,277,503 12.2 tonnes % Cement; 889,828 4.8% Chemical Industry; t2o7n9n,2e4s 1 tonnes 1.5% Processing & distribution of natural gas; 235,615 1.3% Waste collection, tretaotnmneenst & disposal; 190,979 1.0% tonnes Other; 808,378 4.3% tonnes 0.2% Questions?