CO2 Emissions per Capita: Tuvalu

Analysis# Tuvalu CO2 Emissions per Capita Tuvalu recorded 0 metric tons of CO2 emissions per capita in 2024, matching both its all-time peak and low since 1970. Across the 54-year measurement period, the island nation has maintained consistently zero emissions data, indicating either negligible industrial activity and fossil fuel consumption or incomplete reporting in the World Bank dataset. From 2015 through 2024, Tuvalu's emissions remained at zero across all recorded years, suggesting a stable baseline with no measurable change in per capita carbon output. The nation's minimal carbon footprint aligns with its status as a small island developing state with limited industrial infrastructure and reliance on imported goods rather than domestic manufacturing.