12Chapter 1, Energy

Module 1, Energy
Chapter 2,
Industrial Processes

Module 2,
Industrial Processes

Workbook(Volume 2)
Reference Manual(Volume 3)

Workbook(Volume 2)

Chapter/Section

Reference Manual(Volume 3)

VolumeNew methods and default data for the estimation of emissions of• direct greenhouse gases (CO2, CH4, and N2O) and SO2 from:- mineral production;- chemical industries;- metal manufacture.
• ozone precursors (NOx, CO, NMVOC) from :- chemical industries- metal manufacture• halocarbons (PFCs, HFCs) and sulphur hexafluoride (SF6) from metal manufacture,use and production.
- Tier 1 (a): for bulk chemicals;- Tier 1 (b): for bulk chemicals and chemicals stored in products;- Tier 2 : product (containing PFCs, HFCs, SF6) lifetimes are taken into account.

Main changes are :• assignment of GHG emissions from autoproducers to the sector where they weregenerated and not to the transformation sector (revision);• development of a Tier 1 method for estimating non- CO2 GHG and SO2 emissions
based on fuel consumption (new);• development of a Tier 2 method for estimating emissions from aircraft (new);• inclusion of default values for various types of traditional biomass fuels (new);• clarification of the definition of National Navigation (the definition of International
Marine Bunkers remains unchanged)

Summary of additions/revisions2

Chapter 3, ‘’Solvents and other product use’’ has not been revised.
A revision of an existing methodology or default data is referred to as a ‘revision’. In cases where an additional method has been developed and default data provided, this is defined as ‘new’.

2. IndustrialProcesses

1. Energy

Sector1Additions/revisions to the 1995 IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories

Workbook(Volume 2)

Reference Manual(Volume 3)

Reference Manual(Volume 3)

VolumeSummary of additions/revisions2

Chapter 4: Agriculture, • Revised method and new default data for the estimation of Methane Emissions
Methane Emissions
from Rice Cultivation uses:from Rice Cultivation- internationally-agreed definitions of rice ecosystems (revision);- default data (e.g. seasonally integrated CH4 emission factors) (new);- scaling factors for CH4 emissions factors relative to continuously floodedfields (without-organic amendment) (new).
Chapter 4:Agriculture, Additions and revisions include:
Agricultural Soils and • default method for the estimation of nitrous oxide emissions from Manure
Manure Management
Management and Agricultural soils (new);• revised default emission factors for the estimation of direct emissions of N2O
from soils (revision);• default data (e.g. N2O emission factors for animal waste and for indirectemissions) (new).
Module 4 : Agriculture
Agricultural Soils,
Manure Management,and Methane Emissions
from Rice Cultivation
Chapter 5, Land-use• Revised /new default data and classification are suggested for:
Change & Forestry- land-cover types (revision);- rates of forest conversion (new);- aboveground biomass for native tropical forests (revision);- rates of tropical forest regrowth (revision)• Method for the estimation of CO2 fluxes from agricultural soils (revision) anddefault data (new).
Module 5, Land-use
Change & Forestry

Chapter/Section

1 Chapter 3, ‘’Solvents and other product use’’ has not been revised.
2 A revision of an existing methodology or default data is referred to as a ‘revision’. In cases where an additional method has been developed and default data provided, this is defined as ‘new’.

Workbook(Volume 2)

5. Land-use Change Reference Manual& Forestry(Volume 3)

4. Agriculture

Sector1

Table 1. Additions/revisions to the 1995 IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories (continued)

Chapter 6, Waste

Module 6, Waste

Workbook(Volume 2)

Chapter/Section

Reference Manual(Volume 3)

Volume• Solid waste disposal
Revised/new data and classification are listed below for:- solid waste disposal site classification: definition encompasses all sites
classified in the current Guidelines (revision);- methane correction factor to account for the methane generation potential of thesite (new);- wider range of default data for waste generation, composition and disposal data(revision).
• Wastewater- revised approach and default data for calculating CH4 emissions (revision).
• Human sewage- method and default data for the estimation of N2O emissions (new).

Summary of additions/revisions2

1 Chapter 3, ‘’Solvents and other product use’’ has not been revised.
2 A revision of an existing methodology or default data is referred to as a ‘revision’. In cases where an additional method has been developed and default data provided, this is defined as ‘new’.

6. Waste

Sector1

Table 1. Additions/revisions to the 1995 IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories (continued)