UAE · EMISSIONS · 2021
UAE total greenhouse gas emissions 2021
204,001.78 Gg CO2e (~204 Mt), excl. LULUCF
The UAE's whole-economy greenhouse gas emissions in 2021 were about 204 million tonnes CO2e: a yardstick for refrigerant figures.
UNFCCC national reports (inventories, BURs, review records) · UNFCCC, Facilitative sharing of views record – United Arab Emirates (Dec 2025)
UAE · EMISSIONS · 2021
UAE F-gas emissions 2021 (official inventory)
0.15 Mt CO2e
The UAE's own inventory puts fluorinated-gas emissions at a tiny 0.15 Mt CO2e, but Climate Action Tracker warns that F-gas reporting is limited by data gaps.
Climate Action Tracker · Climate Action Tracker
OMAN · RECOVERY AND RECLAIM · 2026
Oman national refrigerant recycling centre (in development)
In development national recycling centre
Oman's Environment Authority is pressing ahead with the country's first national centre for recycling refrigeration and AC gases.
Gulf Daily News (Bahrain) · Gulf Daily News (World Ozone Day 2026 report)
OMAN · GAS USE (CONSUMPTION) · 2023–2025
Oman interim HFC baseline
2,787,916 t CO2e per year (2023–25 avg)
Oman's proposed starting point for its HFC phase-down is about 2.8 million tonnes CO2e a year; it is the first Group 2 country to submit a Kigali plan.
Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) · EIA briefing to the 98th MLF Executive Committee (2026)
QATAR · RECOVERY AND RECLAIM · 2026
Qatar refrigerant reclamation centre (planned)
Planned national reclaim centre
Qatar is setting up an accredited centre for refrigerant recovery, reclamation and reuse to international standards, to be run by a private operator.
Qatar News Agency (QNA) · Qatar News Agency (Ministry of Environment and Climate Change with UNIDO)
SAUDI ARABIA · TARGETS AND RULES · H1 2026
Saudi ozone-depleting substances reduction
69 % reduction (ODS)
Saudi Arabia says it has cut ozone-depleting refrigerants (HCFCs) by 69% against its Montreal Protocol baseline, and cleared more than 8,000 tonnes of ODS and HFC shipments in 2026.
Zawya (with Saudi Press Agency) · National Center for Environmental Compliance (via Zawya / SPA)
INTERNATIONAL · EMISSIONS · 2016 (publication)
HFC growth in the atmosphere
10–15 % per year
HFCs were the fastest-growing greenhouse gases, rising 10–15% a year; without action they could equal 9–19% of CO2 emissions by 2050.
UNEP Ozone Secretariat · UNEP / CCAC, 'National HFC Inventories: summary of key findings'