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Co2 Emissions by County

PRESS RELEASE

AVERAGE CO2 EMISSIONS SKY HIGH IN CAPITAL

CONNAUGHT THE CLEANEST PROVINCE

Used Car History Check expert Cartell  releases details on the average CO2 emissions per county in Ireland. The results, based on all private used cars, show that Dublin vehicles are emitting considerably more CO2 on average than any other county in Ireland. The graph of counties from dirtiest to cleanest looks as follows:

 

At the other end of the scale the cleanest county in Ireland for private vehicle use is Leitrim which records average CO2 of just 132.3521 per km. Other notable counties include Cork which is listed in 15th position on the chart despite the fact it has the second highest number of vehicles per county. The cleanest province is Connaught which occupies three of the cleanest five positions on the chart. The dirtiest province is Leinster; largely due to the Dublin and Meath results.

Other Results from the Research:

The National Average is 133.9372. The average Band for motor tax for all counties is Band B.

The exact figures for each registration area are as follows:

County Average CO2
National Average 133.9372
1. Dublin 136.2852
2. Meath 135.0844
3. Galway 134.9842
4. Wicklow 134.9766
5. Kildare 134.9271
6. Limerick(City) 134.8696
7. Monaghan 134.4826
8. Donegal 134.3306
9. Cavan 134.3033
10. Clare 134.2171
11. Mayo 134.1588
12. Waterford (County) 134.0218
13. Kerry 134.0005
14. Wexford 133.8674
15. Cork 133.8640
16. Tipperary South 133.8552
17. Limerick(County) 133.7952
18. Waterford(City) 133.6102
19. Laois 133.5849
20. Longford 133.5768
21. Kilkenny 133.5677
22. Louth 133.5541
23. Offaly 133.4685
24. Carlow 133.2542
25. Roscommon 133.1882
26. Sligo 132.7946
27. Westmeath 132.7741
28. Tipperary North 132.4298
29. Leitrim 132.3521

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For further information please contact John Byrne on 087 4199018 or at john@cartell.ie or check out www.cartell.ie for further information.