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Russia

Grade CMedium Risk

Eastern Europe · Pop. 146,028,325

ND-GAIN Vulnerability: 0.370 (2023)

CO2 per capita

13.55t CO2e

Source: World Bank WDI (2023)

GDP

$2.07T($14.2k/capita)

Source: World Bank (2023)

Renewable electricity

17.7%

↑ +0.4pp (5yr)

Source: Ember (2023)

Vulnerability

0.370ND-GAIN index

Source: ND-GAIN (2023)

Emissions Trajectory

Russia — CO₂ per capita (2000–2023)

Production-based
03691215200020042008201220162020t CO₂e/capitaParis

Source: World Bank WDI · EN.GHG.CO2.PC.CE.AR5

Russia's emissions trajectory reflects ongoing energy transition dynamics. Data sourced from World Bank WDI (2000–2023).

Pre-Paris vs Post-Paris CAGR

Pre-Paris vs Post-Paris Emissions GrowthCO₂ per capita CAGR (%) — 20 countriesPre-Paris (2000–2014)Post-Paris (2015–2023)-4%-3%-2%-1%+1%+2%+3%+4%+5%+6%+7%0%South Korea +1.62%-1.25% KORUnited States -1.74%-1.87% USAGermany -1.48%-2.41% DEUBrazil +2.08%+0.85% BRANigeria +3.92%+2.15% NGABangladesh +6.52%+3.28% BGDRussia -0.35%+0.28% RUS+0.63ppDeceleration (post < pre)Acceleration (post > pre)Faded = non-pilotvisualclimate.org

Source: World Bank WDI · EN.GHG.CO2.PC.CE.AR5

Energy Transition

Electricity Generation Mix (2023)

Russia — Energy Flow 2023Electricity generation mix · carbon outputINPUTGRIDOUTPUTFossil63.8%Renewable17.7%Nuclear18.4%ElectricityCO2 Output63.8%Clean Output36.2%Source: Ember Global Electricity Review 2023 | visualclimate.org
Donut view
100%Total
  • Renewable17.7%
  • Fossil63.8%
  • Nuclear & Other18.4%

Source: Ember Global Electricity Review (2023)

Transition Progress

Renewable Share

17.7%

↑ +0.4pp over 5 years

Fossil Fuel Share

63.8%

Nuclear & Other

18.4%

Russia's electricity mix: 17.7% renewable, 63.8% fossil, 18.4% nuclear & other (2023).

Economic Decoupling

GDP vs CO₂ Growth

GDP per capitaCO₂ per capita
Decoupling Score: +21.87
2004006008001000200020042008201220162020Index (2000=100)

Source: World Bank WDI (GDP + CO₂ per capita), indexed to 2000=100

Russia's economic decoupling reflects the relationship between GDP growth and emissions. Chart shows indexed trajectories since 2000. Current decoupling score: +21.87pp/yr (2015–2023).

Climate Vulnerability

Vulnerability vs Readiness (Pilot Countries, 2023)

0.2710.4480.6250.2220.5010.78Vulnerability →Readiness →South KoreaUnited StatesGermanyBrazilNigeriaBangladesh

Source: ND-GAIN Country Index (2023). Lower-left = ideal (low vulnerability, high readiness)

Data Sources

Emissions (3)
IndicatorSourceYears
CO2 per capitaWorld Bank WDI2000–2023
Decoupling indexDerived2000–2023
Carbon intensity of GDPDerived2000–2023
Energy (4)
IndicatorSourceYears
Energy use per capitaWorld Bank WDI2000–2022
Fossil electricity %Ember/OWID2000–2023
Renewable electricity %Ember/OWID2000–2023
Carbon intensityEmber/OWID2000–2023
Economy (1)
IndicatorSourceYears
GDP per capitaWorld Bank WDI2000–2023
Climate Risk (4)
IndicatorSourceYears
PM2.5 air pollutionWorld Bank WDI2000–2020
Forest areaWorld Bank WDI2000–2023
ND-GAIN VulnerabilityND-GAIN2023–2023
ND-GAIN ReadinessND-GAIN2023–2023
Derived (46)
IndicatorSourceYears
OWID.CUMULATIVE_CO2OWID CO22000–2023
OWID.TEMPERATURE_CHANGE_FROM_N2OOWID CO22000–2023
OWID.ENERGY_PER_CAPITAOWID CO22000–2023
OWID.METHANE_PER_CAPITAOWID CO22000–2023
OWID.GHG_PER_CAPITAOWID CO22000–2023
OWID.TOTAL_GHG_EXCLUDING_LUCFOWID CO22000–2023
OWID.CO2_PER_CAPITAOWID CO22000–2023
OWID.SHARE_GLOBAL_CUMULATIVE_CO2OWID CO22000–2023
OWID.TEMPERATURE_CHANGE_FROM_GHGOWID CO22000–2023
OWID.FLARING_CO2OWID CO22000–2023
OWID.GAS_CO2OWID CO22000–2023
OWID.OIL_CO2OWID CO22000–2023
OWID.NITROUS_OXIDEOWID CO22000–2023
OWID.CO2_PER_GDPOWID CO22000–2022
OWID.CEMENT_CO2OWID CO22000–2023
OWID.COAL_CO2OWID CO22000–2023
OWID.CONSUMPTION_CO2_PER_CAPITAOWID CO22000–2023
OWID.NITROUS_OXIDE_PER_CAPITAOWID CO22000–2023
OWID.TOTAL_GHGOWID CO22000–2023
OWID.TEMPERATURE_CHANGE_FROM_CH4OWID CO22000–2023
OWID.CO2_INCLUDING_LUCOWID CO22000–2023
OWID.TEMPERATURE_CHANGE_FROM_CO2OWID CO22000–2023
OWID.CO2OWID CO22000–2023
OWID.SHARE_GLOBAL_CO2OWID CO22000–2023
SP.POP.TOTLWorld Bank WDI2000–2023
OWID.METHANEOWID CO22000–2023
OWID.CONSUMPTION_CO2OWID CO22000–2023
OWID.ENERGY_PER_GDPOWID CO22000–2022
DERIVED.CLIMATE_CLASSVisualClimate derived2023–2023
CTRACE.FOSSIL_FUEL_OPERATIONSClimate TRACE2024–2024
REPORT.RESPONSIBILITY_SCORE2024–2024
REPORT.TOTAL_SCORE2024–2024
CTRACE.WASTEClimate TRACE2024–2024
CTRACE.TRANSPORTATIONClimate TRACE2024–2024
CTRACE.TOTALClimate TRACE2024–2024
CTRACE.FORESTRY_AND_LAND_USEClimate TRACE2024–2024
CTRACE.POWERClimate TRACE2024–2024
CTRACE.MINERAL_EXTRACTIONClimate TRACE2024–2024
CTRACE.AGRICULTUREClimate TRACE2024–2024
CTRACE.BUILDINGSClimate TRACE2024–2024
CTRACE.MANUFACTURINGClimate TRACE2024–2024
REPORT.ECONOMY_SCORE2024–2024
REPORT.EMISSIONS_SCORE2024–2024
REPORT.ENERGY_SCORE2024–2024
REPORT.GRADE2024–2024
REPORT.RESILIENCE_SCORE2024–2024
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