Europe: CO2 emissions of largest banks worldwide 2022

According to environmental reporting on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions of the largest European banks based on total assets, French Groupe BPCE reported the highest emissions in 2022. The bank reported total GHG emissions of 519,818 tonnes of CO2 equivalent. The other leading French bank, Crédit Mutuel Group, reported the second highest volumes of emissions among the largest European banks, with 382,976 tonnes of CO2 equivalent.

Total carbon dioxide emissions of the largest banks in Europe in 2022, by bank (in tonnes of CO2 equivalent)

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Release date

September 2023

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Region

Europe

Survey time period

2022

Supplementary notes

This statistics has been compiled by Statista using the environmental reporting from the banks. The selection of banks is based on the largest banks in Europe, by total assets. There were no available data for Crédit Agricole Group. ING Group is among the top 15 largest bank in Europe by total assets, but has been excluded from this statistic due to different reporting standards.

*As of 2021.

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