WAWERU123/transport-emissions-in-kenya

# Transport Emissions Dashboard (1990–2022) An interactive Power BI dashboard analyzing greenhouse gas emissions (CO₂, CH₄, N₂O) from the transport sector, featuring trend analysis, YoY changes, and actionable insights. ## dashboard features Interactive filters (Year, Gas Type) Dual-axis charts for multi-scale comparison YoY change analysis with detailed breakdowns ## insights CO₂ is the fastest growing gas ? Identify where each gas comes from CO₂: from fuel combustion (gasoline, diesel). CH₄: from incomplete combustion, natural gas vehicles, or biofuels. N₂O: from catalytic converters in vehicles or certain fuel types. 1990 to 2020, CO₂ emissions show a clear upward trend. This reflects increased global transport activity, vehicle numbers, and freight movement despite efficiency gains. 2020–2022, emissions growth for all gases stalled below 1% signaling a potential peak and the early effects of pandemic shifts, cleaner technologies, and climate policy ## Data Sources **Primary Source:** Climate Watch Historical Emissions Data - **Provider:** World Resources Institute - **URL:** [climatewatchdata.org] - **Filters Applied:** - Country: Kenya (KEN) - Sector: Transportation - Gases: CO₂, CH₄, N₂O - Period: 1990-2022 - **Citation:** "Climate Watch (2024). Historical Emissions Data. Washington, DC: World Resources Institute."