File:Emissions reduction of capping high-level energy use.webp

English: "Emissions reductions as a percentage of emissions in different domains (home energy, travel, food, all other consumption) and as a percentage of total emissions, with and without increasing energy use by low consumers in poverty to the 20th percentile (‘poverty uplift’). a, Emissions reductions of limiting energy use by the top 10% of energy users to the 90th percentile. b, Emissions reductions of limiting energy use by the top 20% of energy users to the 80th percentile. c, Emissions reductions of limiting energy use by above-mean energy consumers to the mean. Data: EU HBS 2015, 2010; Exiobase 3.7. Calculations exclude the top and bottom 1% of emissions and income outliers and values at or below zero to address the infrequency of purchase problem. Sample sizes: home energy n = 259,921; travel n = 207,875, food n = 264,154, other consumption n = 266,222, total n = 266,252 households."