The additional 16th provision of Law 34/1998 of 7 October of the hydrocarbon sector sets annual targets for biofuels and other renewable fuels for transport purposes, which are mandatory targets from 2009 and enables the Government to amend the targets set, as well as to set additional targets. It also enables the Ministry of Industry, Tourism and Trade to lay down the provisions necessary to regulate a mechanism for promoting the incorporation of biofuels and other renewable fuels for transport purposes.

Order ITC/2877/2008 of 9 October establishing a mechanism for the promotion of the use of biofuels and other renewable fuels for transport purposes provides in point (e) of Article 7.3, which regulates the general conditions to be met by biofuels for their certification, that the sustainability of the biofuel must have been established in the terms that are established, taking into account the quality, origin of the raw materials and the environmental assessment of the crops.

Directive 2009 /28/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 April 2009 on the promotion of the use of energy from renewable sources and amending and repealing Directives 2001 /77/EC and 2003 /30/EC defines sustainability criteria for biofuels and bioliquids, relating to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and the protection of land of high value in terms of biodiversity or land with high carbon stocks.

This Directive recognises that while the promotion of biofuels and bioliquids will contribute to the growth of demand for agricultural raw materials, and thus to a net increase in the area under cultivation, it is necessary to adopt accompanying measures for the agricultural sector which promote a higher rate of productivity of degraded land and ensure proper use of soil.

Directive 2009 /30/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 April 2009 amending Directive 98 /70/EC on the specifications of petrol, diesel and diesel fuel, introducing a mechanism for the control and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, amending Council Directive 1999 /32/EC as regards the fuel specifications used by inland waterway vessels and repealing Directive 93 /12/EEC, lays down the same sustainability criteria for biofuels.

According to the aforementioned Directives, energy from biofuels and bioliquids will be taken into account to assess compliance with the requirements related to national targets, to assess compliance with the obligations to use renewable energy and to determine the possibility of a financial support for consumption, only if they meet the sustainability criteria.

As provided for in Articles 18 and 7c of the abovementioned Directives 2009 /28/EC and 2009 /30/EC respectively, economic operators, who must demonstrate to the Member States that they have met the sustainability criteria, may do so on three possible routes: by providing data to the competent national authority in accordance with the requirements established by the Member State in its national verification system, using a voluntary system recognised by the European Commission for this purpose or under the conditions of a bilateral agreement or multilateral agreements concluded by the European Union with third countries and recognised for this purpose by the Commission.

Directive 2009 /28/EC of 23 April 2009 states in its recitals that the growing demand for biofuels and bioliquids and the incentives for their intended use should not have the effect of encouraging the destruction of areas rich in biodiversity. It is therefore necessary to provide for sustainability criteria that ensure that biofuels and bioliquids can only benefit from incentives when their compliance can be ensured.

Articles 17, 18, 19 and 20 and Annex V of Directive 2009 /28/EC and Articles 7b, 7c, 7d and 7e and Annex IV of Directive 98 /70/EC, introduced by Directive 2009 /30/EC, relating to the sustainability criteria for biofuels and bioliquids, are hereby transposed into the national system for the verification of compliance with those criteria. In addition, the Spanish legal order provided for in Article 21 of Directive 2009 /28/EC is incorporated in relation to the double value granted to certain biofuels for the fulfilment of the mandatory targets for energy from renewable sources in transport.

The mandatory hearing has been carried out to those interested through the Hydrocarbons Advisory Council, whose allegations have been taken into account in the preparation of the report 28/2011, of the National Energy Commission, dated September 22, 2011. In addition, this royal decree has been submitted to the Advisory Council of the Environment and to the process of public participation in accordance with the provisions of Law 27/2006, of July 18, which regulates the rights of access to information, public participation and access to justice in the field of the environment (it incorporates Directives 2003 /4/EC and 2003 /35/EC), and to the report of the Government Delegation for Economic Affairs.

Article 149.1.13. and the 25th of the Constitution attributes to the State exclusive competence on the basis and coordination of the general planning of economic activity and the bases of the mining and energy regime. This royal decree is protected in these competition titles, as well as in the final provision of Law 34/1998, of 7 October, of the hydrocarbon sector, which enables the Government, in the field of its competences, to approve by royal decree the norms of development of that law.

In its virtue, on the proposal of the Minister of Industry, Tourism and Trade, in agreement with the Council of State and after deliberation of the Council of Ministers at its meeting on November 4,

DISPONGO:

CHAPTER I

General provisions

Article 1. Object.

Constitutes the object of the present royal decree:

(a) The regulation of the sustainability criteria for biofuels and bioliquids laid down in Community legislation.

b) The establishment of the national sustainability verification system for biofuels and bioliquids.

c) The configuration of the double value of certain biofuels, for the fulfilment of the mandatory targets for energy from renewable sources in transport and the obligation to use renewable energy.

Article 2. Definitions.

For the purposes of this royal decree, it shall be understood as:

1. Biomass: the biodegradable fraction of products, wastes and residues of biological origin from agricultural activities (including substances of plant and animal origin), forestry and related industries, including fisheries and aquaculture, as well as the biodegradable fraction of industrial and municipal waste.

2. Biofuel: a liquid or gaseous fuel used for transport, produced from biomass.

3. Bioliquid: a liquid fuel for energy uses other than transport, including electricity and heat and cold production, produced from biomass.

4. Real value: the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in some or all phases of a specific production process of biofuel calculated in accordance with the methods set out in Part C of Annex I to this Royal Decree.

5. Typical value: the estimation of the reduction of the representative emissions of greenhouse gases in a particular process of production of biofuel. These values cannot be used by economic operators. They can only be used by the Government of Spain in the reports submitted to the European Commission.

6. Default value: the value derived from a typical value by applying default factors and which, in the circumstances specified in this royal decree, can be used instead of a real value.

7. Greenhouse gas emissions during the life cycle: all net emissions of CO₂, CH₄ and N₂O that can be attributed to the fuel (including all its blended components) or the energy supplied. All relevant steps are included from the extraction or cultivation, including changes in land use, transport and distribution, production and combustion, irrespective of where the emissions have occurred.

8. Greenhouse gas emissions per unit of energy: the total mass of greenhouse gas emissions in CO equivalent₂ associated with the fuel or energy supplied, divided by the total energy content of the fuel or energy supplied (for the fuel, expressed as its lower calorific value).

Article 3. Purpose of the verification of sustainability.

1. Energy from biofuels and bioliquids shall be taken into account for the purposes referred to in this paragraph only if they meet the sustainability criteria laid down in Article 4, irrespective of whether the raw materials used have been grown in or outside the territory of the European Union:

(a) Evaluate the compliance with the minimum mandatory targets for the consumption and sale of biofuels for transport purposes established in the framework of the mechanism for promoting the use of biofuels referred to in the additional provision of Law 34/1998 of 7 October of the hydrocarbon sector and its implementing legislation.

b) Evaluate compliance with the obligations or objectives of using renewable energy established in national and Community legislation.

c) Opting financial aid for its consumption.

d) Evaluate compliance with greenhouse gas emission reduction targets during the life cycle of fuels used in transport (biofuels only).

e) Benefit from investment aid or operating aid in accordance with the Community guidelines on State aid for environmental protection (biofuels only).

(f) Apply the provisions relating to vehicles operating on alternative fuels in Article 6 of Regulation (EC) No 443/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 April 2009 laying down rules on the emission of new passenger cars as part of the integrated approach of the Community to reduce CO₂ of light vehicles (only bioethanol used in the formulation of E85 mixtures).

2. Biofuels and bioliquids produced from waste and/or waste, with the exception of agricultural, aquaculture, fishery and forestry residues, shall only meet the sustainability criteria provided for in Article 4.1 to be taken into account for the purposes referred to in the previous paragraph.

CHAPTER II

Sustainability criteria for biofuels and bioliquids

Article 4. Sustainability criteria.

1. The reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from the use of biofuels and bioliquids considered for the purposes referred to in Article 3.1 shall be at least 35%.

With effect from January 1, 2017, this reduction in greenhouse gas emissions will be at least 50 percent. As of 1 January 2018, such reduction in greenhouse gas emissions will be at least 60 per cent for biofuels and bioliquids produced in facilities whose production has started from 1 January 2017.

The first subparagraph of this paragraph shall apply only from 1 April 2013 for biofuels and bioliquids in the production chain of which at least one processing plant is included which was operational on 23 January 2008 at the latest, provided that such installation was not intentionally added to the production chain, only to benefit from this derogation.

These reductions in greenhouse gas emissions from the use of biofuels and bioliquids will be calculated in accordance with the provisions of Article 5 of this Royal Decree.

2. In order to be considered for the purposes referred to in Article 3.1, biofuels and bioliquids may not be produced from raw materials derived from land of high biodiversity value, i.e. land which, as of January 2008, belonged to one of the following categories, irrespective of whether they are still in the same situation:

a) Primary forests and other wooded areas of native species, when there are no clear visible signs of human activity and ecological processes are not significantly disrupted.

b) The following areas, unless the relevant management tools consider it to be authoritative:

i. The areas designated legally or regulated for the purpose of nature protection.

In the case of raw materials grown in Spain, the protected natural spaces provided for in Chapters II, III and IV of Title II of Law 42/2007, of 13 December, of Natural Heritage and Biodiversity, will be considered. The areas included in the Inventory of Protected Natural Spaces, the Natura 2000 Network and Protected Areas by international instruments will also have this consideration,

ii. Areas designated for the protection of rare, threatened or endangered species or ecosystems recognised by international agreements or included in lists or catalogues drawn up by the administration or by intergovernmental organisations or the International Union for the Conservation of Nature, provided that these areas have been recognised by the European Commission or by the national administration.

In the case of raw materials cultivated in Spain, the designated areas for the protection of the species, which include the areas where the threatened species are legally protected under Royal Decree 139/2011 of 4 February, for the development of the List of Wild Species in Special Protection Regime and the Spanish Catalogue of Threatened Species, as well as the areas identified in the recovery plans for the conservation of threatened species included in the Autonomous Catalogues of species, will have this consideration. threatened.

c) grassland, wet or not, including turbans, with a rich biodiversity, including:

i. Natural meadows and grasslands, that is, those that would continue to be in the absence of human intervention and that preserve the composition in natural species and the ecological characteristics and processes.

ii. non-natural grassland and grassland, that is, those that would cease to be in the absence of human intervention, which are rich in species and are not degraded, unless it is shown that the exploitation of raw materials is necessary to preserve their condition of grassland and grassland.

For the raw materials cultivated in the national territory, it will be possible to consider applicable the collected in the Forest Map of Spain.

Paragraph (i) of this subparagraph (c) shall apply only after the European Commission or the national authorities have determined the criteria and geographical areas for identifying such grassland and grassland.

3. In order to be considered for the purposes referred to in Article 3.1, biofuels and bioliquids may not be manufactured from raw materials from land with high carbon stocks, i.e. land which in January 2008 belonged to one of the following categories but which are no longer in such a situation.

(a) Wetlands, that is, land covered with water or saturated by water permanently or during an important part of the year, including those of a turbous character regardless of their extent.

For raw materials grown in Spain such information can be collected in the Spanish Inventory of Wetlands.

(b) Continuous tree areas, i.e. land with an extension of more than one hectare, with trees of a height of more than five metres and a cover of cups of more than 30 per cent, or with trees which can reach such limits on the spot. It does not include land that is primarily intended for urban or agricultural use, on the understanding of the latter the formations of trees used in agricultural production systems, such as fruit plantations, palm tree palm trees and agroforestry systems when they consist of crops under trees.

For the raw materials cultivated in the national territory it will be possible to consider applicable the collected in the Forest Map of Spain, taking into account the collected in the Inventory of Protected Natural Spaces, Network Natura 2000 and Protected Areas by international instruments.

(c) Land with an extension of more than one hectare, with trees having a height of more than five metres and a cover of 10 per cent and 30 per cent of cups, or with trees which may reach such limits on the spot, unless evidence is provided that the carbon stocks in the area concerned before and after the conversion are such that, where the methodology referred to in Part C of Annex I to this Royal Decree applies, the conditions laid down in paragraph 1 of this Article are met.

For the raw materials cultivated in the national territory it will be possible to consider applicable the collected in the Forest Map of Spain, taking into account the collected in the Inventory of Protected Natural Spaces, Network Natura 2000 and Protected Areas by international instruments.

The provisions of this paragraph will not apply if, at the time of obtaining the raw materials, the land belonged to the same category as in January 2008. For the use of land in that year, in relation to the raw materials cultivated in Spain, it may be considered applicable that collected in the Forest Map of Spain.

4. In order to be considered for the purposes referred to in Article 3.1, biofuels and bioliquids may not be derived from raw materials produced on land which, in January 2008, are peatlands, or any type of wetland with a turban, unless evidence is provided that the cultivation and harvesting of these raw materials does not involve the drainage of soil not drained prior to or demonstrated that in January 2008 the soils were completely drained or that no drainage has been carried out since January 2008. For the raw materials cultivated in the national territory, it may be considered applicable that collected in the Spanish Inventory of Wetlands.

5. Agricultural raw materials grown in the European Union used for the production of biofuels and bioliquids, in order to be considered for the purposes referred to in Article 3.1, shall be obtained in accordance with:

(a) The requirements and rules laid down in the provisions referred to in the title "Environment" in Part A and point 9 of Annex II to Council Regulation (EC) No 73/2009 of 19 January 2009 laying down common rules for direct support schemes for farmers under the common agricultural policy and establishing certain aid schemes for farmers.

(b) The minimum requirements for good agricultural and environmental conditions defined in accordance with Article 6.1 of the Community Regulation referred to in the previous subparagraph.

Article 5. Calculation of the effect of biofuels and bioliquids on greenhouse gas emissions.

1. For the purpose of achieving the sustainability criterion set out in Article 4.1, the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions resulting from the use of biofuels and bioliquids shall be calculated using:

(a) The corresponding default value, if in Parts A or B of Annex I, a default greenhouse gas emission reduction value is established for the production process, and if the value of the for biofuels or bioliquids, calculated in accordance with point 7 of Part C of Annex I, is equal to or less than zero.

(b) A real value calculated in accordance with the methodology set out in Part C of Annex I, for which the greenhouse gas emissions calculator of the Energy Diversification and Saving Institute, which is available on the website www.idae.es, may be used.

(c) A value calculated by the sum of the factors of the formula referred to in point 1 of Part C of Annex I. For certain factors, the disaggregated default values of Parts D or E of Annex I and for all other factors, actual values calculated in accordance with the method set out in Part C of Annex I or with the calculator referred to in the previous paragraph, may be used where possible.

2. The default values in Part A of Annex I, for biofuels, and the disaggregated default values for the cultivation of Part D of Annex I, for biofuels and bioliquids, may be used only if their raw materials:

a) They are grown outside the European Union.

(b) They are grown in areas of the European Union classified in level 2 of the common classification of territorial units for statistics (NUTS) or at a more unbundled NUTS level in accordance with Regulation (EC) No 1059/2003 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 May 2003 establishing a common classification of territorial units for statistics, in which the typical greenhouse gas emissions from the cultivation of agricultural raw materials are expected to be lower or equivalent to the emissions contained in the table. entitled 'Disaggregated default values for the cultivation' of Part D of Annex I to this Royal Decree, provided that those areas are included in the reports submitted by the Member States to the European Commission to notify the Commission of that fact.

(c) Waste or waste other than agricultural waste, aquaculture and fisheries.

In the case of biofuels and bioliquids not referred to in points (a), (b) or (c) of this paragraph, the actual values for the crop shall be used, without prejudice to paragraph 3 of this Article.

3. As an alternative to the actual emission values at the crop stage, the average values, corresponding to a given geographical area classified at NUTS level 2, which are collected in the reports referred to in point (b) of the previous paragraph or at NUTS level 3 or NUTS level 4, as set out in Parts A or B respectively of Annex II, may be used.

Article 6. Ways to demonstrate compliance with the sustainability criteria for biofuels and bioliquids.

For biofuels and bioliquids to be taken into account for the purposes referred to in Article 3.1, operators shall demonstrate compliance with the sustainability criteria set out in Article 4 (1), (2), (3) and (4) by any of these three forms, or a combination thereof:

1. Under the verification procedure described in this royal decree and its implementing rules, which forms the national system for the verification of sustainability.

2. Under a voluntary system recognised by the European Commission for this purpose.

3. In accordance with the conditions of a bilateral or multilateral agreement concluded by the European Union with third countries, provided that the European Commission has recognised that such an agreement demonstrates that biofuels and bioliquids obtained from raw materials grown in those countries comply with the sustainability criteria.

Article 7. Method of monitoring the traceability of the sustainability characteristics of biofuels and bioliquids along the production and marketing chain.

1. As a method of monitoring the traceability of the sustainability characteristics of biofuels and bioliquids throughout the production and marketing chain and in order to be able to verify compliance with each of the sustainability criteria set out in Article 4 (1), (2), (3) and (4), operators shall use a mass balance sheet system which:

(a) Allow to mix consignments of raw materials or biofuels and bioliquids with different sustainability characteristics.

(b) Demand the information relating to the environmental sustainability characteristics and the volume of each of the items referred to in point (a), so that they remain associated with the mixture.

(c) Preview that the sum of all consignments removed from the mixture has the same sustainability characteristics, in the same quantities, as the sum of all the items added to the mixture.

2. Verification of compliance with the environmental and agricultural requirements referred to in Article 4 (5) shall be carried out by means of the administrative and control systems used by the Member States of the European Union in accordance with Article 22 of Council Regulation (EC) No 73/2009 of 19 January 2009.

CHAPTER III

National system for verifying the sustainability of biofuels and bioliquids

Article 8. Elements of the national monitoring system for the sustainability of biofuels and bioliquids.

1. The national system for the verification of the sustainability of biofuels and bioliquids is made up of the set of entities, users, obliged subjects, procedures and documents established for the purpose of verifying the sustainability of biofuels and bioliquids as set out in Article 4.

2. The Ministry of Industry, Tourism and Trade is the monitoring entity of the national sustainability verification system, for which it will carry out the implementing and regulatory development functions, as provided for in the single additional provision and in the third final provision, and the supervision of the verification entities.

3. The National Energy Commission is the certification body responsible for issuing certificates for the consumption and sale of biofuels, as provided for in Order ITC/2877/2008 of 9 October.

4. The sustainability verification entities are responsible for carrying out the report on the verification of the sustainability of biofuels and bioliquids referred to in Article 11.1.c of this royal decree. Such entities shall be accredited for this purpose by ENAC or by any National Accreditation Body designated by another Member State, in accordance with Regulation (EC) 765/2008 and having passed the peer review described in that Regulation.

5. The users of the national system are the economic operators integrated in the production and marketing chain for biofuels and bioliquids, as detailed in Article 9.

6. The persons required to submit information for the purposes referred to in Article 3.1 (a) and (b) are the economic operators described in Article 10.

7. The documents and procedures for the operation of the national sustainability verification system for biofuels and bioliquids shall be developed in accordance with the provisions of the single additional provision.

Article 9. Economic operators integrated in the production and marketing chain of biofuels and bioliquids.

The economic operators integrated in the production and marketing chain of biofuels and bioliquids to the final consumer, whose facilities and products shall be subject to inspection and control within the national system of verification of compliance with the sustainability criteria for biofuels and bioliquids, shall be as follows:

1. Farmers, cooperatives and other associations of producers and traders of vegetable raw materials for the production of biofuels and bioliquids.

2. Collectors, processors and traders of raw materials for the production of biofuels and bioliquids, as well as producers of used cooking oils, with the exception of households, and managers of such waste.

3. Producers and traders of biofuels and bioliquids.

4. Holders of logistics or mixing facilities for petroleum products, biofuels or bioliquids.

5. Subject to the sale or consumption of biofuels, as set out in Article 2 of Royal Decree 459/2011 of 1 April, setting the mandatory targets for biofuels for the years 2011, 2012 and 2013.

Article 10. Subject to the submission of information for the purposes referred to in Article 3.1 (a) and (b).

The subjects required to present information to demonstrate that biofuels and bioliquids meet the sustainability criteria, as set out in Article 4 of this royal decree, are as follows:

(a) The persons subject to the sale or consumption of biofuels, in accordance with Article 3.1 (e), for the purposes referred to in Article 3.1 (a) and (b).

(b) The economic operators of the previous Article who make available to the final consumer bioliquids who must demonstrate that they meet the sustainability criteria for the purpose referred to in Article 3.1 (b).

Article 11. Information to be submitted for the verification of the sustainability of biofuels and bioliquids for the purposes referred to in Article 3.1 (a) and (b).

1. The subjects set out in Article 10 shall, in so far as there are obligations or targets for sale or consumption, submit to the National Energy Commission, at least the following information and documentation, with the periodicity and form to be determined, as provided for in the single additional provision:

(a) Identification of the consignment, the type of biofuel or bioliquid concerned, its volume, the raw materials used and the countries of first origin of both the latter and the biofuel itself.

(b) For each of the sustainability criteria, it shall be indicated whether compliance is covered by the national system provided for in this Royal Decree, under a voluntary scheme recognised by the European Commission, in a bilateral or multilateral agreement concluded by the European Union with third countries, or in a combination of these alternatives, indicating in the last three cases the name of the voluntary scheme or the arrangement.

c) A responsible statement and/or a sustainability verification report, stating that each and every economic operator in the system has applied the mass balance sheet system of Article 7, which allows for product traceability and has been met:

c.1) The greenhouse gas emission reduction requirement, indicating for each item the percentage of reduction achieved.

It shall be indicated whether the default values, partial or global, as set out in Annex I to this Royal Decree, the average values listed in Annex II, or, if the raw material has been cultivated in the European Union, the values set out in the reports referred to in Article 5 (2) (b), have been used for the fulfilment of this requirement. Similarly, the type of manufacturing process used for biofuels for which there is more than one default value or more than one unbundled default value in Annex I of this Royal Decree is mentioned, as well as when a real value is used for emissions.

Where the production chain of a consignment of biofuel or bioliquid contains at least one processing plant which was already operational on 23 January 2008, as provided for in Article 4 (1), that circumstance shall be expressly indicated in the declaration and/or report and, without prejudice to the temporary exemption provided for in that provision, the relevant information on emission reductions shall also be indicated.

With the exception of biofuels and bioliquids obtained from waste or residues, it shall be indicated, if used in the calculation of the greenhouse gases referred to in point 1 of Part C of Annex I:

i. The premium set out in points 7 and 8 of that Annex.

ii. The emission reduction factor due to the accumulation of carbon in the soil due to an improvement in the agricultural management referred to in point 1 and 14 of that Annex.

c.2) The requirements for land use as set out in Article 4 (2), (3) and (4) of this royal decree.

c.3) The requirements of Council Regulation (EC) No 73/2009 of 19 January 2009 referred to in Article 4 (5).

Where the biofuel or bioliquid has been produced from waste and/or waste, with the exception of agricultural, aquaculture, fishery and forestry residues, requirements c.2) and c.3 shall not be included, which shall be expressly stated in the report and/or declaration.

(d) Information on supplementary social and environmental aspects to be determined in accordance with the provisions of the single additional provision.

2. In the case of consignments of biofuels and bioliquids sold or consumed which have already been certified in the framework of a voluntary system recognised by the European Commission or are covered by a bilateral or multilateral agreement concluded by the Commission, the report referred to in paragraph 1 (c) of this Article, it shall only prove that such certification or agreement has been carried out, without having to verify compliance with the sustainability criteria and the proper functioning of the mass balance system, unless any of these aspects do not has been verified in the framework of the said voluntary system or agreement.

3. In order to allow for the traceability of all this information throughout the production chain, all economic operators of the national sustainability verification system for biofuels and bioliquids must have an auditable system for the tests related to the declarations they make or on which they are based, in order to demonstrate, where appropriate, compliance with the sustainability criteria referred to in Article 4 (1), (2), (3) and (4) of this royal decree, and shall maintain those tests for a minimum period of five years.

4. The Director-General for Energy Policy and Mines and the National Energy Commission may request additional information from the economic operators.

5. The Directorate-General for Energy Policy and Mines shall transmit the information referred to in this Article in an aggregated form to the European Commission, for publication on the transparency platform, in summary form and protecting the confidentiality of sensitive commercial information.

6. In order for biofuels and bioliquids sold or consumed to be taken into account for the purposes referred to in Article 3.1 (c) to (f), the economic operators required in each case shall submit to the competent authority the information to be determined in the relevant legislation.

Article 12. Inspection of compliance with the sustainability requirements of biofuels and bioliquids by the economic operators of the system.

1. The Secretariat of State of Energy, the National Energy Commission and the European Commission, at the request of the Government of the Nation or on its own initiative, may at any time inspect the compliance with the sustainability criteria set out in Article 4 of this royal decree, the correct application of the mass balance system and the veracity of the information provided by the economic agents, requesting, where appropriate, how much information is necessary to verify whether the biofuels and bioliquids can be taken into account for the purposes referred to in the sub-sections. (a) and (b) of Article 3.1.

In the case of economic operators who have received a voluntary system recognised by the European Commission or a bilateral or multilateral agreement concluded by the European Union with third countries, the purpose of this inspection shall be to verify that such certification is carried out, without having to inspect compliance with the sustainability criteria covered by that voluntary system.

2. If the inaccuracy, falsehood or omission, of an essential nature, in any data, manifestation or document accompanying or incorporating the responsible statement or the reports, as well as the non-compliance with the requirements of this royal decree for those biofuels and bioliquids which are destined for the purposes set out in Article 3 of this royal decree, shall be applicable, with the effects and penalties provided for, once the corresponding sanctioning dossier has been initiated, Title VI of Law 34/1998 of 7 October of the hydrocarbon sector shall not be applicable. prejudice to the criminal, civil or administrative responsibilities to which there should be.

Article 13. Group audits.

In the case of small farmers, cooperatives and other associations of producers, to demonstrate compliance with the sustainability criteria of biofuels and bioliquids, group audits may be carried out in the following cases:

1. For the fulfilment of the sustainability criteria related to the land, when the areas in question are close and have similar characteristics.

2. To calculate the reduction of greenhouse gases, when the production systems and the products obtained are similar.

CHAPTER IV

Biofuels that account for double

Article 14. Biofuels accounting for twice as much.

1. In order to demonstrate compliance with the obligations for the consumption and sale of biofuels for transport purposes, the obligations imposed on the subject of renewable energy requirements and the target set for the use of energy from renewable sources in all forms of transport, the contribution, in energy terms, of biofuels obtained from waste, waste, non-food cellulosic material and lignocellulosic material shall be considered to be equivalent to twice that of other biofuels.

2. Where biofuels are produced only partially from one of the substances or materials referred to in the previous paragraph, only double counting shall be applied to the physical part of the biofuel manufactured from those substances or materials.

3. For the accounting of biofuels for the purposes of this Article, the raw materials or the corresponding biofuel shall be accompanied by the information and documentation demonstrating their origin and origin, in the form and with the periodicity that the National Energy Commission establishes by means of a circular.

Single transient arrangement. Transitional period for the verification of the sustainability of biofuels and bioliquids.

1. A transitional period is established for the verification of the sustainability of biofuels and bioliquids, which will last from the entry into force of this royal decree until the adoption of the necessary provisions for the development of the national system for the verification of the sustainability of biofuels and bioliquids, as provided for in paragraphs 1.a) and 1.b) of the third final provision and the approval of the provisions necessary for the application of the provisions of this royal decree, as provided for in paragraphs 3 and 5 of the same provision. In this period, the provisions of paragraphs 2 to 5 of this transitional provision shall apply.

2. The persons required to submit information in accordance with Article 10, in so far as there are obligations or objectives of sales or consumption, shall send to the National Energy Commission, with the periodicity and form specified in the circulars giving effect, at least the information referred to in Article 11 (1) (a), (b) and (c), as from 1 January 2013, in respect of biofuels and bioliquids sold or consumed from the same date:

However, the sustainability verification report of sub-paragraph (c) of that Article shall be replaced by a statement responsible for each of the economic operators in Article 9, according to the model approved by the National Energy Commission's circular, stating that:

i. The mass balance sheet system of Article 7 has been applied, which allows the product to be traced.

ii. The sustainability criteria for biofuels and bioliquids are met.

Where consignments of biofuels and bioliquids sold or consumed have been certified in the framework of a voluntary system recognised by the European Commission or are covered by a bilateral or multilateral agreement concluded by that Commission, such an extreme and the name of the voluntary scheme or the agreement applied shall be indicated in the responsible declaration.

3. The National Energy Commission shall determine by circulating the rules and conditions to be observed by each of the economic operators for the application of the mass balance, considering, if necessary, specific rules for certain agents taking into account the specificities of these agents, the characteristics of the fuel distribution system in Spain and the requirements of Directives 2009 /28/EC and 2009 /30/EC. The circulars that the National Energy Commission issues for the fulfilment of this provision shall be made public at least two months before the entry into force of the reporting obligations contained therein.

4. The economic operators of the national sustainability verification system for biofuels and bioliquids shall have an auditable system of the evidence related to the statements they make or on which they are based, while maintaining any evidence for a minimum of five years, and take the necessary measures to ensure an appropriate level of independent audit of the information they submit and demonstrate, if required, that they have been carried out.

5. The circulars referred to in paragraph 3 and the resolutions referred to in paragraph 5 of the third final provision of this royal decree shall apply in the transitional period provided for in this provision, provided that they are available to them.

6. Before 1 July of each year, the National Energy Commission shall forward to the Directorate-General for Energy Policy and Mines a detailed report on the fulfilment of the sustainability criteria during the previous financial year, by the subjects referred to in Article 10, for the purposes referred to in Article 3 (1). The Directorate General for Energy Policy and Mines will have access to the Information System for the Certification of Biofuels (SICBIOS), managed by the National Energy Commission.

Single repeal provision. Regulatory repeal.

As many provisions of equal or lower rank are repealed, they oppose the provisions of this royal decree.

Final disposition first. Competence title.

This royal decree is dictated by the provisions of article 149.1.13. and the 25th of the Constitution, which attributes to the State exclusive competence on the basis and coordination of the general planning of economic activity and the bases of the mining and energy regime.

Final disposition second. Incorporation of rules of law of the European Union.

This royal decree partially incorporates into national law Directive 2009 /28/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 April 2009 on the promotion of the use of energy from renewable sources and amending and repealing Directives 2001 /77/EC and 2003 /30/EC and Directive 2009 /30/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 April 2009 amending Directive 98 /70/EC on the specifications of petrol, diesel and diesel fuel, introduces a mechanism for controlling and reducing emissions greenhouse gas emissions, Council Directive 1999 /32/EC is amended in relation to the specifications of the fuel used by inland waterway vessels and Directive 93 /12/EEC is repealed.

Final disposition third. Powers of development and implementation.

1. The Minister of Industry, Tourism and Trade will dictate the necessary provisions for:

(a) The development of the national monitoring system for the sustainability of biofuels and bioliquids, which shall include the minimum organisational and operational requirements to be met by the public or private verification entities, which shall in any case be external auditors, independent auditors and have the general skills for the performance of specific audits and aptitudes related to the criteria of the sustainability system, as well as the guidelines for the performance of audits by those entities.

b) Establish the measures to be taken by the subjects using the national sustainability verification system, to ensure an appropriate level of independent audit of the information they submit, as well as the content of the verification report.

c) Modify the technical aspects regulated in the article of this royal decree.

2. The Ministry of the Environment and the Rural and Marine Environment will dictate the necessary regulations for the definition of small producer for the purposes of the provisions of this royal decree. It may also lay down the rules necessary to incorporate the administrative systems used to ensure compliance with the legal requirements for management and good agricultural and environmental conditions laid down in Article 22 of Regulation (EC) No 73/2009, the complementary aspects enabling the operators referred to in Article 9.1, to demonstrate compliance with the sustainability criteria set out in Article 4 (2), (3) and (4) and to enable the product to be traced.

3. The National Energy Commission shall, in accordance with the requirements of Directives 2009 /28/EC and 2009 /30/EC, provide the necessary circulars with the implementation of the operational aspects of the national system for the verification of biofuels and bioliquids, which may include:

(a) The detailed procedure for the referral of information concerning the sustainability criteria.

(b) The application of the mass balance sheet system, in particular the definition of the item, the form of implementation of each economic operator, the period for the taking of inventory and the location in which it applies, the applicable allocation and aggregation rules.

(c) The format of supporting documents to demonstrate compliance with the sustainability criteria referred to in Article 4 (1), (2), (3), (4) and (5).

(d) The list of operational facilities on 23 January 2008 at the latest for the purposes of Article 4.1.

4. The Secretary of State for Energy shall adopt by resolution a definition or listing of wastes, residues, non-food cellulosic materials and lignocellulosic material whose use in the manufacture of biofuels enables them to have a double value, for the purposes of this Article.

5. The Director-General for Energy Policy and Mines shall, by means of a resolution, make the necessary arrangements to define in detail the elements of the sustainability verification system necessary for its implementation, which may include, inter alia:

(a) The content of the supporting documents to demonstrate compliance with the sustainability criteria referred to in Article 4 (1), (2), (3), (4) and (5).

b) The procedures for the operation of the system, understood as the mechanisms that articulate the exchange of information between the different entities and agents of the sustainability verification system.

c) Updates of the contents of the annexes of this royal decree.

d) The modification of the period for the application of the premium of 29 g CO₂ eq/MJ, as set out in paragraph 8, in Part C of Annex I.

(e) Information on the additional social and environmental aspects to be sent by the agents, as laid down in Article 11 (1) (d).

(f) The recognition of national sustainability verification systems in other Member States, which are considered appropriate to demonstrate that biofuels and bioliquids meet the sustainability criteria set out in Community legislation.

6. The circulars referred to in paragraph 3 and the resolutions referred to in paragraph 5 of this provision shall apply in the transitional period provided for in the single transitional provision provided that they are available to them.

Final disposition fourth. Entry into force.

This royal decree will enter into force on the day following its publication in the "Official State Gazette".

Given in Madrid, on November 4, 2011.

JOHN CARLOS R.

The Minister of Industry, Tourism and Trade,

MIGUEL SEBASTIAN GASCON

ANNEX I

Rules for calculating the impact of biofuels, bioliquids and fossil fuels of reference in greenhouse gas emissions

A. Typical values and default values for biofuels produced without net carbon emissions due to changes in land use

Biofuel Production Process

69%

69%

62%

%

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Typical settings	Reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Default
beet ethanol	61%	52%
Ethanol (Unspecified Process Fuel)	32%	16%
Ethanol (Lignite as Process Fuel in Facilities (cogeneration)	32%	16%
Ethanol (natural gas as conventional boiler process fuel)	45%	34%
Ethanol from wheat (natural gas as process fuel in cogeneration facilities)	53%	47%
69%
Ethanol from corn, community production (natural gas as process fuel in cogeneration facilities)	56%	49%
%	71
Part of ETBE (ethyl-tert-butyl-ether) from renewable sources	Equal to those in the ethanol production process used.
Part of the TAEE (terc-amyl-ethyl-ether) from renewable sources	Equal to those in the process used in ethanol production.
colza biodiesel	45%	38%
Sunflower biodiesel	58%	51%
40%		31%
	36%	19%
19%
	56%
56
	biodiesel from used oils of plant or animal origin. 1	88%	83%
-treated colza vegetable oil	51%	47%
-treated sunflower vegetable oil	65%	62%
%	26%
40%	68%	65
	65%
vegetable oil	58%	57%
Biogas produced from urban organic waste as compressed natural gas	80%	73%
Biogas produced from wet manure as compressed natural gas	84%	81%
Biogas produced from dry manure as compressed natural gas	86%	82%

¹ Excluding oil of animal origin intended for animal feed produced by animal by-products classified as Category 3 material in accordance with Regulation (EC) No 1069/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 21 October 2009 laying down health rules for animal by-products and derived products not intended for human consumption and repealing Regulation (EC) No 1774/2002.

B. Typical values and default values estimated for future biofuels that were not or were only in negligible quantities on the market in January 2008, produced without net carbon emissions due to changes in land use

Biofuel Production Process

Part of the MTBE (methyl-tert-butyl-ether) from renewable sources

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions, typical values	Reducing greenhouse gas emissions, default
87%		85
Ethanol of Wood Waste	80%	74%
Ethanol from cultivated wood	76%	70%
-Tropsch gas from wood waste	95%	95%
-Tropsch sourced from cultivated wood	93%	93%
DME (dimethyl-ether) wood waste	95%	95%
92%	92%	92%
%		94%	94
	%	91%	91%	91%
Iguals to the methanol production process used.

C. Methodology

1. Greenhouse gas emissions from the production and use of transport fuels, biofuels and bioliquids shall be calculated using the following formula:

E = e_ec + e_l + e_p + e_td + e_u -e_sca -e_ccs -e_ccr -e_ee

Being:

-E: Total emissions from fuel use.

-e_ec: Emissions from raw material extraction or cultivation.

-e_l: The annualized emissions from the modifications to the carbon reserves caused by the change in the use of the soil.

-e_p: The emissions from the transformation.

-e_td: Emissions from transport and distribution.

-e_u: Emissions from the fuel when used.

-e_sca: Reducing emissions from carbon accumulation on soil by improving agricultural management.

-e_ccs: Reducing emissions from carbon capture and retention.

-e_ccr: Reducing emissions from carbon capture and replacement.

-e_ee: The reduction of emissions from surplus electricity from cogeneration.

Emissions from the manufacture of machinery and equipment shall not be taken into account.

2. Greenhouse gas emissions from fuels, E, shall be expressed in grams of CO₂ per MJ of fuel, g CO₂ eq/MJ.

3. By way of derogation from point 2, for transport fuels, the values expressed in g CO₂ eq/MJ may be adjusted to take account of the differences between fuels in terms of useful work carried out, expressed in km/MJ. Only such adjustments will be made when evidence of these differences is provided.

4. The reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from biofuels and bioliquids shall be calculated as follows:

CHOICE = (E_F -E_B) /E_F

Being:

-E_B: Total emissions from the biofuel or bioliquid; and

-E_F: Total emissions from the reference fossil fuel.

5. The greenhouse gases to be taken into account for the purposes of point 1 shall be CO₂, N₂O and CH₄. In order to calculate the equivalence in CO₂, these gases will be valued as follows:

-CO₂: 1.

-N₂O: 296.

-CH₄: 23.

6. Emissions from the extraction or cultivation of raw materials, and_ec, shall include emissions from the extraction process or the cultivation itself, the collection of raw materials, waste and losses, and the production of chemicals or products used in the extraction or cultivation. The capture of CO₂ in the cultivation of raw materials will be excluded. Certified greenhouse gas emission reductions from flaring in oil production sites in any part of the world will be deducted. Estimates of emissions from crops may be made from averages calculated for geographical areas which are smaller than those used in the calculation of the default values, as an alternative to the use of real values.

The inputs/variables that affect emissions from the crop will generally include seeds, fuel, fertilizers, pesticides, performance and emissions of N₂O from the fields. The short cycle of absorption of carbon dioxide in plants is not taken into account here; in order to compensate, emissions from the fuel used are not taken into account in point 13.

An appropriate way to take into account the emissions of N₂O from soils is the IPCC methodology, including the so-called "direct" and "indirect" N₂emissions. Economic agents could use the three hierarchical levels of the IPCC. Level 3, which has detailed measurements and/or modelling, seems more appropriate for the calculation of 'regional' crop values than for the other calculations of actual values.

The methodology for "cultivation" allows recourse as an alternative to the use of real values, calculated means for geographical areas smaller than those used in the calculation of the default values. Within the EU, the measures should correspond to the NUTS 2 areas or to a more detailed level. Logically, such a level will also be appropriate outside the EU.

7. The annualised emissions from the modifications in the carbon stocks caused by a different use of the soil, and_l, will be calculated by dividing the total emissions equally over 20 years. For the calculation of these emissions, the following formula shall apply:

and_l = (CS_R -CS_A) × 3,664 × 1/20 × 1/P-e_B²

Being:

-e_l: The annualised greenhouse gas emissions from changes in carbon stocks caused by land use change (expressed as the equivalent mass of CO₂ per unit of energy produced by biofuels).

-CS_R: The carbon stocks per unit of surface associated with the use of the reference soil (expressed as carbon mass per unit of surface, including both soil and vegetation). The use of the reference soil shall be the use of the soil in January 2008, or 20 years before the raw materials were obtained if this date is more recent.

-CS_A: The carbon stocks per unit of surface associated with the use of real soil (expressed as carbon mass per unit of surface, including both soil and vegetation). In cases where the coal reserves are accumulated over a period of more than one year, the value of CSA shall be that of the estimated reserves per unit of area after 20 years, or when the crop reaches maturity, if this date is more recent.

-P: Productivity of crops (measured as the energy produced by biofuels and bioliquids per unit of surface per year).

-e_B: Prima of 29 g CO₂eq/MJ for biofuel or bioliquid whose biomass is obtained from degraded degraded land under the conditions set out in point 8.

The change in land use should be understood as referring to changes in soil coverage among the six categories that distinguish the IPCC (forest lands, grasslands, farmland, wetlands, settlements and other lands), plus a seventh category of vivaca crops, that is, multiyear crops whose stem is not collected annually, such as the low-rotation mountain and the oil palm, because these lands have characteristics of both the farmland and the forest lands. This means, for example, that a change from pasture to farmland is a change in land use, while a change from one crop (such as corn) to another (such as rapeseed) is not. Farmland includes fallow land (i.e. land set aside for one or more years before being cultivated again). A change in management activities, the practice of tillage or the practice of the subscriber are not considered a change in the use of the soil.

8. The premium of 29 g CO₂ eq/MJ shall be allocated provided that the land in question is shown:

a) It was not exploited for agriculture or any other activity in January 2008 and

b) Be included in one of the following categories:

i. Severely degraded land, including land previously exploited for agricultural purposes.

ii. Highly polluted lands.

The premium of 29 g CO₂ eq/MJ shall be applied for a maximum period of 10 years from the date of the conversion of land into agricultural holding, provided that a regular growth of the carbon stocks is ensured as well as an important reduction in erosion for land included in the severely degraded category i and that soil contamination is reduced for the land included in category ii.

9. The categories referred to in point 8 (b) are defined as follows:

"severely degraded land" means land which, over a considerable period of time, has been substantially salinized or has been significantly reduced and has been severely eroded.

"Highly polluted land" means land that is not suitable for the cultivation of food or feed products due to soil contamination.

These land shall include land which has been the subject of a Commission decision in accordance with the fourth subparagraph of Article 18 (4) of Directive 2009 /28/EC.

10. For the calculation of the soil carbon stocks for the purposes of this Royal Decree, the Commission Decision of 10 June 2010 on guidelines for the calculation of soil carbon stocks for the purposes of Annex V to Directive 2009 /28/EC shall be as laid down in the Decision of 10 June 2010.

11. Emissions from the transformation, and_p, shall include emissions from the actual processing, waste and losses, and the production of chemicals or products used in the processing.

In order to calculate the electricity consumption not produced in the fuel production facility, the intensity of greenhouse gas emissions from the production and distribution of this electricity shall be considered to be equal to the average intensity of emissions from the production and distribution of electricity in a given region. By "region determined", in the case of the EU, the EU as a whole will be considered. In the case of third countries, where electricity networks are not usually connected across borders, the national average will be considered. By way of derogation from this rule: producers may use an average value for electricity produced in a given electricity production facility if that installation is not connected to the electricity grid.

12. Emissions from transport and distribution, and_td, shall include emissions from the transport and storage of raw and semi-finished materials and the storage and distribution of finished materials. Emissions from transport and distribution to be taken into account in point 6 shall not be covered by this point.

13. Emissions from fuel when used, and_u, shall be considered null for biofuels and bioliquids.

14. For the calculation of the reduction of emissions thanks to the accumulation of carbon in the soil through better agricultural management, and_sca, a "better agricultural management" could include practices such as:

-The step to reduced tillage or the absence of it,

-The improvement in crop rotations and/or cover crops, including the management of crop residues.

-Improving the management of fertilizer or manure.

-The use of a soil improver (p. e.g., compost).

The reduction of emissions from such improvements can be taken into account if the carbon content in the soil is shown to have increased, or robust and verifiable evidence can be presented that can reasonably be expected to have increased, during the period when the raw materials in question were grown ³.

The reduction of emissions expressed in g CO_{2 eq}/MJ can be calculated using a formula similar to that in point 7 of the methodology, replacing the divider "20" with the cultivation period (in years) of the crops in question ³.

15. The reduction of emissions from carbon capture and geological storage, and_ccs, which has not already been accounted for in and_p, will be limited to emissions avoided by the capture and retention of the emitted CO₂ , directly related to the extraction, transport, transformation and distribution of fuel.

16. Reducing emissions from carbon capture and replacement, and_ccr, will be limited to emissions avoided by capturing CO₂ whose carbon comes from biomass and is used to replace CO₂ derived from fossil fuels used in commercial products and services.

17. The reduction of emissions from surplus electricity from cogeneration, and_ee, shall be taken into account in relation to surplus electricity generated by the fuel production systems used by cogeneration, except where the fuel used for cogeneration is a co-product other than a residue of agricultural crops. In order to account for this surplus electricity, the size of the cogeneration unit shall be considered as the minimum necessary for the cogeneration unit to provide the heat required for the production of the fuel. The reduction of greenhouse gas emissions associated with this excess electricity shall be considered to be equal to the amount of greenhouse gases that would be emitted by generating an equal amount of electricity in a power plant powered by the same fuel as the cogeneration unit.

The rule for the general allocation of point 18 is not applicable to electricity obtained from combined heat and power (CHP) production when CHP is obtained using 1) fossil fuels; 2) bioenergy, when it is not a co-product of the same process; or 3) agricultural crop residues, even if they are a co-product of the same process. Instead, the following rule applies:

a) When the CHP provides heat not only for the process of the biofuel/bioliquid but also for other purposes, the size of the CHP should be reduced hypothetically-for the calculation-to the size that is necessary to facilitate only the heat required by the process of the biofuel/bioliquid. The primary electricity production of the cogeneration unit should be reduced hypothetically in proportion.

(b) For the amount of electricity left-after this hypothetical adjustment and once any internal electricity need is covered-a greenhouse gas credit must be allocated to be subtracted from the emissions of the transformation.

c) The amount of this advantage is equivalent to the life cycle emissions attributable to the production of an equal amount of electricity with the same type of fuel in an electric power plant.

18. If in a fuel production process the fuel on which emissions are calculated and one or more different products (referred to as 'co-products') are produced in combination, the greenhouse gas emissions shall be divided between the fuel or its intermediate product and the co-products, in proportion to its energy content (determined by the lower calorific value for co-products other than electricity).

The lower calorific value used to apply this rule should be that of the whole (co) product, and not just that of its dry fraction, for example. In many cases, however, in particular in relation to almost dry products, the latter could produce a result that is an appropriate approximation.

As the heat does not have a lower calorific value, emissions cannot be assigned on this basis.

Emissions should not be allocated to agricultural crop residues or transformation waste, as they are considered to have zero emissions to their ⁴collection point, nor to waste.

The allocation must be applied directly after the production of a co-product (a substance that would normally be storable or marketable) and a biofuel/bioliquid/intermediate product at a stage of the process. This can be a phase of the process within an installation, after which a subsequent transformation takes place ("downstream") for both products. However, if the subsequent processing of the (co) products concerned is interlinked (by means of material or energy feedback loops) with any upstream part ("upstream") of the transformation, the system is considered to be a 'refinery' (according to the following paragraph) the allocation applies to the points where each product is not already subject to any subsequent transformation which is related by means of refeeding of materials or energy with any previous part of the transformation.

19. For the purposes of the calculation referred to in point 18, the emissions to be distributed shall be e_ec + e_l + the fractions of e_p, and_td and e_ee intervening up to the stage of the process in which a co-product occurs, including that phase. If emissions have been allocated to co-products at an earlier stage of the process in the life cycle, the fraction of the emissions allocated to the intermediate fuel product will be used in that last phase, rather than the total emissions.

In the case of biofuels and bioliquids, all co-products, including electricity not falling within the scope of point 17, shall be taken into account for the purpose of this calculation, with the exception of residues from agricultural crops such as straw, bagasse, pelts, cob residues and dried fruit shells. For the purposes of the calculation, co-products with a negative energy content shall be considered as having zero energy content.

Waste, agricultural crop residues, including straw, bagasse, peelings, cob residues and dried fruit peels, and residues from processing, including glycerine in crude (unrefined), shall be considered as non-greenhouse gas emissions in the life cycle until collection.

In the case of fuels produced in refineries, the unit of analysis for the purposes of the calculation referred to in paragraph 18 shall be the refinery.

20. For biofuels, for the purposes of the calculation referred to in point 4, the value of the fossil fuel of reference E_F shall be the last available value for the average actual emissions from the fossil part of petrol and diesel consumed in the Community, notified under Directive 98 /70/EC and published on the transparency platform of the Commission, where it shall be accompanied by the date from which the new value to be used. If this data is not available, the value used will be 83.8 g CO₂ eq/MJ.

For bioliquids used in the production of electricity, for the purposes of the calculation referred to in point 4, the value of the reference fossil fuel E_F shall be 91 g CO₂ eq/MJ.

For bioliquids used in the production of heat, for the purposes of the calculation referred to in point 4, the value of the reference fossil fuel E_F shall be 77 g CO₂ eq/MJ.

For bioliquids used in cogeneration, for the purposes of the calculation referred to in point 4, the value of the reference fossil fuel E_F shall be 85 g CO₂eq/MJ.

² By dividing the molecular weight of CO₂ (44,010 g/mol) by the atomic weight of carbon (12,011 g/mol), a ratio of 3,664 is obtained.

³ Soil carbon measurements may constitute such a test, for example by a first pre-culture measurement and subsequent measurements at regular intervals with several years of difference. In this case, before a second measurement is available, the increase in soil carbon would be calculated using a relevant scientific basis. From the second measurement onwards, the measurements would constitute the basis for determining the existence of an increase in soil carbon and its magnitude.

⁴ Similarly, when these materials are used as raw materials, they begin with null emissions at the point of collection.

D. Disaggregated default values for biofuels and bioliquids

Default values disaggregated for culture: "e_ec" as defined in Part C of this Annex

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of production of biofuels and other bioliquids	Emissions of greenhouse gases, typical values (g CO2 eq/MJ)	Emissions of greenhouse gases, default values (g CO2 eq/MJ)
beet ethanol	12
	20	20
		14	14	14
Part of ETBE (ethyl-tert-butyl-ether) from renewable sources	Equal to those in the process used in ethanol production.
Part of the TAEE (terc-amyl-ethyl-ether) from renewable sources	Equal to those in the process used in ethanol production.
29	29	29
			18
19	19
	palm oil	14	14
Biodiesel from used oils of plant or animal origin 5	0	0
30		30	30
18
			18		15	15
30	30
30
30
30
30
	30
	30
	30
Biogas produced from urban organic waste as compressed natural gas	0	0
biogas produced from wet manure as compressed natural gas	0	0
Biogas produced from dry manure as compressed natural gas	0	0

⁵ Excluding oil of animal origin intended for animal feed produced by animal by-products classified as Category 3 material in accordance with Regulation (EC) No 1069/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 21 October 2009 laying down the health rules applicable to animal by-products and derived products not intended for human consumption and repealing Regulation (EC) No 1774/2002.

Default values disaggregated for transformation (including surplus electricity): "e_p- e_ee" as defined in Part C of this Annex

32

Ethanol (lignite as a process fuel in cogeneration facilities)

16

of production of biofuels and other bioliquids	Emissions of greenhouse gases, typical values (g CO2 eq /MJ)	Emissions of greenhouse gases, default values (g CO2 eq /MJ)
beet ethanol	26
	45
32	45
Wheat Ethanol (natural gas as conventional boiler process fuel)	21	30
ethanol from wheat (natural gas as process fuel in cogeneration facilities)	14	19
Ethanol from wheat (straw as a process fuel in installations of Cogeneration)	1	1
Ethanol from corn, community production (natural gas as process fuel in cogeneration facilities)	15	21
cane ethanol	1	1
Part of ETBE (ethyl-tert-butyl-ether) from renewable sources	Equal to those in the process used in ethanol production.
Part of the TAEE (terc-amyl-ethyl-ether) from renewable sources	Equal to those in the process used in ethanol production.
	16	22
16	22
	18	26
biodiesel palm oil (process not specified)	35	49
oil biodiesel (process with methane capture in the mill)	13	18
Biodiesel from used oils of plant or animal origin	9	13
Hydrogen-treated rapeseed oil	10	13
10	10	13
30	30	30
hydrogen-treated palm vegetable oil (process with methane capture in the mill)	7	9
4 pure vegetable oil	4	5
Biogas produced from urban organic waste as natural gas compressed	14	20
Biogas produced from wet manure as compressed natural gas	8	11
Biogas produced from dry manure as compressed natural gas	8	11

Disaggregated default values for transport and distribution: "e_td" as defined in Part C of this Annex

of production of biofuels and other bioliquids	Emissions of greenhouse gases, typical values (g CO2 eq/MJ)	Emissions of greenhouse gases, default values (g CO2 eq/MJ)
beet ethanol
		2
	9	9	2	2	2	2	2	2	2	2	2	2	2	2
Part of ETBE (ethyl-tert-butyl-ether) from renewable sources	Equal to those in the process used in ethanol production.
Part of the TAEE (terc-amyl-ethyl-ether) from renewable sources	Equal to those in the process used in ethanol production.
1	1	1
	1	1
	13	13
palm	5	5
Biodiesel from used oils of plant or animal origin	1	1
1		1	1
treated sunflower oil with hydrogen	1	1
5	5	5
		1
	Biogas produced from organic waste urban as compressed natural gas	3	3
biogas produced from wet manure as compressed natural gas	5	5
Biogas produced from dry manure as compressed natural gas	4	4

Total for culture, transformation, transport, and distribution

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of production of biofuels and other bioliquids	Emissions of greenhouse gases, typical values (g CO2 eq/MJ)	Emissions of greenhouse gases, default values (g CO2 eq/MJ)
beet ethanol	33	40
57		70
Ethanol (lignite as a process fuel in cogeneration facilities)	57	70
Wheat Ethanol (natural gas as conventional boiler process fuel)	46	55
Ethanol from wheat (natural gas as process fuel in cogeneration facilities)	39	44
Ethanol from wheat (straw as a process fuel in installations of (cogeneration)	26	26
Ethanol from corn, community production (natural gas as process fuel in cogeneration facilities)	37	43
24		24
Part of ETBE (ethyl-tert-butyl-ether) from renewable sources	Equal to those in the process used in ethanol production.
Part of the TAEE (terc-amyl-ethyl-ether) from renewable sources	Equal to those in the process used in ethanol production.
46	52	52
		41
	50	58
biodiesel palm oil (process not specified)	54	68
oil biodiesel (process with methane capture in the mill)	32	37
Biodiesel from used oils of plant or animal origin	10	14
-treated rapeseed oil	41	44
29	32
32	50	50
27		29
35
Biogas produced from urban organic waste natural gas compressed	17	23
Biogas produced from wet manure as compressed natural gas	13	16
Biogas produced from dry manure as compressed natural gas	12	15

E. Estimated disaggregated default values for future biofuels and bioliquids that were not or were only on the market in negligible quantities in January 2008

Default values disaggregated for culture: "e_ec" as defined in Part C of this Annex

6

of production of biofuels and other bioliquids	Emissions of greenhouse gases, typical values (g CO2 eq/MJ)	Emissions of greenhouse gases, default values (g CO2 eq/MJ)
straw ethanol
	1		1
		6	6	6
	1	1
4	4	4	4
		1	1
	1
	DME (dimethyl-ether) grown wood	5	5
waste methanol	1	1
5	5		5
of the MTBE (methyl-tert-butyl-ether) from renewable	Equal to those in the methanol production process used.

Default values disaggregated for transformation (including surplus electricity): "e_p- e_ee", as defined in Part C of this Annex

7

of production of biofuels and other bioliquids	Emissions of greenhouse gases, typical values (g CO2 eq/MJ)	Emissions of greenhouse gases, default values (g CO2 eq/MJ)
straw ethanol
12	17
0	0
	0	0	0	0
methanol	0	0
Part of the MTBE (methyl-tert-butyl-ether) from renewable sources	Equal to those in the methanol production process used.

Default values disaggregated for transport and distribution: "e_td", as defined in Part C of this Annex

4

2

of production of biofuels and other bioliquids	Emissions of greenhouse gases, typical values (g CO2 eq/MJ)	Emissions of greenhouse gases, default values (g CO2 eq/MJ)
straw ethanol		2
4		4
		2	2
	2
2
2	3	3
	2	2	2	2
		4	4
	4
	DME (dimethyl-ether) farmed wood	2	2
Waste Methanol	4	4
cultivated wood methanol	2	2
Part of the MTBE (methyl-tert-butyl-ether) from renewable sources	Equal to those in the methanol production process used.

Total for culture, transformation, transport, and distribution

25

DME (dimethyl-ether) of farmed wood

of production of biofuels and other bioliquids	Emissions of greenhouse gases, typical values (g CO2 eq/MJ)	Emissions of greenhouse gases, default values (g CO2 eq/MJ)
straw ethanol
17
22
		20	25
25
25	25
	4	4
-Tropsch produced from cultivated wood	6	6
5	5		5
7	7
Waste Methanol	5	5
cultivated wood methanol	7	7
Part of the MTBE (methyl-tert-butyl-ether) from renewable sources	Equal to those in the methanol production process used.

ANNEX II

Average greenhouse gas emissions values in the crop phase, calculated for smaller geographical areas than those used in the calculation of default values

A. NUTS 3

Community	Province	Cultive	(Provincial Media) g CO2 eq/MJ
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Dry Wheat.	47.04
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Dry Wheat.	37.77
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	Dry Wheat.	38.98
Andalusia.	Granada.	Dry Wheat.	43.64
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Dry Wheat.	37.75
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Dry Wheat.	39.92
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Dry Wheat.	40.8
Andalusia.	Seville.	Dry Wheat.	39.15
Aragon.	Huesca.	Dry Wheat.	35.76
Aragon.	Teruel.	Dry Wheat.	38.21
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Dry Wheat.	43.13
Asturias.	Asturias.	Dry Wheat.	29.05
Balearics.	Mallorca.	Dry Wheat.	36.89
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	Dry Wheat.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	Dry Wheat.	26.92
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Dry Wheat.	31.84
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Dry Wheat.	31.54
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Dry Wheat.	29.98
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Dry Wheat.	31.66
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Dry Wheat.	31.04
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Dry Wheat.	30,82
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	Dry Wheat.	30,54
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Dry Wheat.	29.87
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	Dry Wheat.	30,53
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Dry Wheat.	31.42
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Dry Wheat.	43.17
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Dry Wheat.	43.1
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Dry Wheat.	39.92
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Dry Wheat.	38.93
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Dry Wheat.	42.55
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Dry Wheat.	19.32
Catalonia.	Girona.	Dry Wheat.	20
	Catalonia.	Lleida.	Dry Wheat.	21.21
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Dry Wheat.	20.25
Ceuta and Melilla.	Melilla.	Dry Wheat.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Dry Wheat.	33.63
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Dry Wheat.	40.05
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Dry Wheat.	31.59
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Dry Wheat.	36.61
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Dry Wheat.	27.38
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Dry Wheat.	27.42
Galicia.	A Coruña.	Dry Wheat.	24.85
Galicia.	Lugo.	Dry Wheat.	24.52
Galicia.	Ourense.	Dry Wheat.	25.13
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Dry Wheat.	24.74
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Dry Wheat.	23.67
Murcia.	Murcia.	Dry Wheat.	58.3
Navarra.	Navarra.	Dry Wheat.	25.88
Basque Country.	Alava.	Dry Wheat.	28.98
Basque Country.	Guipuzcoa.	Dry Wheat.
Basque Country.	Vizcaya.	Dry Wheat.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Wheat irrigated.	39.99
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Wheat irrigated.	34.3
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	Wheat irrigated.	34.69
Andalusia.	Granada.	Wheat irrigated.	37.15
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Wheat irrigated.	36.09
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Wheat irrigated.	35.19
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Wheat irrigated.	35.98
Andalusia.	Seville.	Wheat irrigated.	35.81
Aragon.	Huesca.	Wheat irrigated.	29.08
Aragon.	Teruel.	Wheat irrigated.	30,46
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Wheat irrigated.	30,62
Asturias.	Asturias.	Wheat irrigated.
Balearics.	Mallorca.	Wheat irrigated.	31.65
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	Wheat irrigated.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	Wheat irrigated.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Wheat irrigated.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Wheat irrigated.	26.18
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Wheat irrigated.	24.88
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Wheat irrigated.	25.52
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Wheat irrigated.	25.2
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Wheat irrigated.	25.36
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	Wheat irrigated.	26.16
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Wheat irrigated.	24
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	Wheat irrigated.	26.08
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Wheat irrigated.	25.98
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Wheat irrigated.	32.13
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Wheat irrigated.	31.78
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Wheat irrigated.	30,69
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Wheat irrigated.	28.23
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Wheat irrigated.	31.24
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Wheat irrigated.	24.45
Catalonia.	Girona.	Wheat irrigated.	24.44
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Wheat irrigated.	27.33
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Wheat irrigated.	24.99
Ceuta and Melilla.	Melilla.	Wheat irrigated.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Wheat irrigated.	27.1
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Wheat irrigated.	28.32
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Wheat irrigated.	24.89
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Wheat irrigated.	27.28
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Wheat irrigated.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Wheat irrigated.
Galicia.	A Coruña.	Wheat irrigated.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Wheat irrigated.
Galicia.	Ourense.	Wheat irrigated.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Wheat irrigated.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Wheat irrigated.	29.67
Murcia.	Murcia.	Wheat irrigated.	37.59
Navarra.	Navarra.	Wheat irrigated.	38.36
Basque Country.	Alava.	Wheat irrigated.
Basque Country.	Guipuzcoa.	Wheat irrigated.
Basque Country.	Vizcaya.	Wheat irrigated.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Secano Cebada.	44.23
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Secano Cebada.	43.04
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	Secano Cebada.	47.78
Andalusia.	Granada.	Secano Cebada.	47.46
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Secano Cebada.	48.15
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Secano Cebada.	46.13
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Secano Cebada.	44.33
Andalusia.	Seville.	Secano Cebada.	44.76
Aragon.	Huesca.	Secano Cebada.	26.34
Aragon.	Teruel.	Secano Cebada.	28.23
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Secano Cebada.	26.6
Asturias.	Asturias.	Secano Cebada.
Balearics.	Mallorca.	Secano Cebada.	48.63
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	Secano Cebada.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	Secano Cebada.	36.19
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Secano Cebada.	49.46
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Secano Cebada.	40.76
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Secano Cebada.	39.5
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Secano Cebada.	39.99
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Secano Cebada.	39.85
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Secano Cebada.	39.62
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	Secano Cebada.	38.72
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Secano Cebada.	38.57
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	Secano Cebada.	40.34
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Secano Cebada.	40.08
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Secano Cebada.	39.41
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Secano Cebada.	40.28
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Secano Cebada.	37.21
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Secano Cebada.	38
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Secano Cebada.	38.41
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Secano Cebada.	20.19
Catalonia.	Girona.	Secano Cebada.	20.2
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Secano Cebada.	20.79
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Secano Cebada.	19,86
Ceuta and Melilla.	Melilla.	Secano Cebada.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Secano Cebada.	37.05
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Secano Cebada.	42.64
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Secano Cebada.	35.91
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Secano Cebada.	36.48
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Secano Cebada.	27.84
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Secano Cebada.	28.22
Galicia.	A Coruña.	Secano Cebada.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Secano Cebada.
Galicia.	Ourense.	Secano Cebada.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Secano Cebada.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Secano Cebada.	30,08
Murcia.	Murcia.	Secano Cebada.	53.81
Navarra.	Navarra.	Secano Cebada.	29.82
Basque Country.	Alava.	Secano Cebada.	31.52
Basque Country.	Guipuzcoa.	Secano Cebada.
Basque Country.	Vizcaya.	Secano Cebada.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	irrigated Cebadio.	46.75
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	irrigated Cebadio.	43.66
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	irrigated Cebadio.	45.88
Andalusia.	Granada.	irrigated Cebadio.	46.33
Andalusia.	Huelva.	irrigated Cebadio.	47.24
Andalusia.	Jaen.	irrigated Cebadio.	46.24
Andalusia.	Malaga.	irrigated Cebadio.	45.17
Andalusia.	Seville.	irrigated Cebadio.	45.86
Aragon.	Huesca.	irrigated Cebadio.	33.22
Aragon.	Teruel.	irrigated Cebadio.	34.74
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	irrigated Cebadio.	33.48
Asturias.	Asturias.	irrigated Cebadio.
Balearics.	Mallorca.	irrigated Cebadio.	35.1
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	irrigated Cebadio.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	irrigated Cebadio.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	irrigated Cebadio.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	irrigated Cebadio.	30,37
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	irrigated Cebadio.	29.5
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	irrigated Cebadio.	29.31
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	irrigated Cebadio.	29.2
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	irrigated Cebadio.	29.72
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	irrigated Cebadio.	29.95
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	irrigated Cebadio.	28
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	irrigated Cebadio.	31.56
Castilla Leon.	Zamora.	irrigated Cebadio.	30,07
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	irrigated Cebadio.	34.75
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	irrigated Cebadio.	34.59
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	irrigated Cebadio.	33.25
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	irrigated Cebadio.	31.33
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	irrigated Cebadio.	33
	Catalonia.	Barcelona.	irrigated Cebadio.	24.32
Catalonia.	Girona.	irrigated Cebadio.	23.46
Catalonia.	Lleida.	irrigated Cebadio.	26.35
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	irrigated Cebadio.	23.94
Ceuta and Melilla.	Melilla.	irrigated Cebadio.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	irrigated Cebadio.	30,35
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	irrigated Cebadio.	32.96
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	irrigated Cebadio.	31.42
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	irrigated Cebadio.	30,67
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	irrigated Cebadio.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	irrigated Cebadio.
Galicia.	A Coruña.	irrigated Cebadio.
Galicia.	Lugo.	irrigated Cebadio.
Galicia.	Ourense.	irrigated Cebadio.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	irrigated Cebadio.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	irrigated Cebadio.	33.82
Murcia.	Murcia.	irrigated Cebadio.	46.43
Navarra.	Navarra.	irrigated Cebadio.	49.24
Basque Country.	Alava.	irrigated Cebadio.
Basque Country.	Guipuzcoa.	irrigated Cebadio.
Basque Country.	Vizcaya.	irrigated Cebadio.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Secano Colza.
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Secano Colza.
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	Secano Colza.	28.38
Andalusia.	Granada.	Secano Colza.	46.3
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Secano Colza.
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Secano Colza.
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Secano Colza.	30,77
Andalusia.	Seville.	Secano Colza.
Aragon.	Huesca.	Secano Colza.	30,34
Aragon.	Teruel.	Secano Colza.
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Secano Colza.	34.27
Asturias.	Asturias.	Secano Colza.
Balearics.	Mallorca.	Secano Colza.
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	Secano Colza.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	Secano Colza.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Secano Colza.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Secano Colza.	29.15
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Secano Colza.	26.51
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Secano Colza.	27.24
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Secano Colza.	26.89
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Secano Colza.
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	Secano Colza.	29.5
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Secano Colza.	26.41
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	Secano Colza.	27.56
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Secano Colza.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Secano Colza.	31.56
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Secano Colza.	31.04
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Secano Colza.	32.42
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Secano Colza.	33.41
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Secano Colza.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Secano Colza.	27.88
Catalonia.	Girona.	Secano Colza.	29.66
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Secano Colza.	28.93
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Secano Colza.	28.83
Ceuta and Melilla.	Melilla.	Secano Colza.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Secano Colza.
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Secano Colza.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Secano Colza.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Secano Colza.	32.01
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Secano Colza.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Secano Colza.
Galicia.	A Coruña.	Secano Colza.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Secano Colza.
Galicia.	Ourense.	Secano Colza.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Secano Colza.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Secano Colza.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Secano Colza.
Navarra.	Navarra.	Secano Colza.	26.36
Basque Country.	Alava.	Secano Colza.	26.37
Basque Country.	Guipuzcoa.	Secano Colza.
Basque Country.	Vizcaya.	Secano Colza.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Colza regadio.
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Colza regadio.	25.76
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	Colza regadio.	23.66
Andalusia.	Granada.	Colza regadio.	28.32
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Colza regadio.
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Colza regadio.
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Colza regadio.	23.79
Andalusia.	Seville.	Colza regadio.	24.31
Aragon.	Huesca.	Colza regadio.	25.69
Aragon.	Teruel.	Colza regadio.
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Colza regadio.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Colza regadio.
Balearics.	Mallorca.	Colza regadio.
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	Colza regadio.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	Colza regadio.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Colza regadio.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Colza regadio.	24.46
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Colza regadio.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Colza regadio.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Colza regadio.	22.89
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Colza regadio.
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	Colza regadio.
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Colza regadio.
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	Colza regadio.	23.17
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Colza regadio.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Colza regadio.	26.97
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Colza regadio.	25.8
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Colza regadio.	28.37
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Colza regadio.	24.99
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Colza regadio.	27.05
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Colza regadio.	23.72
Catalonia.	Girona.	Colza regadio.	24.54
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Colza regadio.	25.41
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Colza regadio.	24.16
Ceuta and Melilla.	Melilla.	Colza regadio.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Colza regadio.
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Colza regadio.	27.92
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Colza regadio.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Colza regadio.	25.29
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Colza regadio.	27.37
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Colza regadio.	26.98
Galicia.	A Coruña.	Colza regadio.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Colza regadio.
Galicia.	Ourense.	Colza regadio.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Colza regadio.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Colza regadio.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Colza regadio.
Navarra.	Navarra.	Colza regadio.	23.68
Basque Country.	Alava.	Colza regadio.
Basque Country.	Guipuzcoa.	Colza regadio.
Basque Country.	Vizcaya.	Colza regadio.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Dry Sunflower.
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Dry Sunflower.	5.68
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	Dry Sunflower.	6.55
Andalusia.	Granada.	Dry Sunflower.	7.22
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Dry Sunflower.	6.97
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Dry Sunflower.	7.01
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Dry Sunflower.	5.49
Andalusia.	Seville.	Dry Sunflower.	5.86
Aragon.	Huesca.	Dry Sunflower.
Aragon.	Teruel.	Dry Sunflower.
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Dry Sunflower.	14.99
Asturias.	Asturias.	Dry Sunflower.
Balearics.	Mallorca.	Dry Sunflower.	6.5
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	Dry Sunflower.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	Dry Sunflower.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Dry Sunflower.	6.92
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Dry Sunflower.	11.77
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Dry Sunflower.	8.66
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Dry Sunflower.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Dry Sunflower.	10.02
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Dry Sunflower.	12.32
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	Dry Sunflower.	10.09
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Dry Sunflower.	9.63
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	Dry Sunflower.
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Dry Sunflower.	13.14
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Dry Sunflower.	23.62
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Dry Sunflower.	19.01
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Dry Sunflower.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Dry Sunflower.	13.45
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Dry Sunflower.	17.08
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Dry Sunflower.	9.08
Catalonia.	Girona.	Dry Sunflower.	11.22
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Dry Sunflower.	9.45
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Dry Sunflower.	11.18
Ceuta and Melilla.	Melilla.	Dry Sunflower.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Dry Sunflower.	14.02
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Dry Sunflower.	21.03
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Dry Sunflower.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Dry Sunflower.	10.52
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Dry Sunflower.	11.77
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Dry Sunflower.	11.89
Galicia.	A Coruña.	Dry Sunflower.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Dry Sunflower.
Galicia.	Ourense.	Dry Sunflower.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Dry Sunflower.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Dry Sunflower.	7.33
Murcia.	Murcia.	Dry Sunflower.	14.84
Navarra.	Navarra.	Dry Sunflower.	6.57
Basque Country.	Alava.	Dry Sunflower.	6.17
Basque Country.	Guipuzcoa.	Dry Sunflower.
Basque Country.	Vizcaya.	Dry Sunflower.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Girasol irrigated.
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Girasol irrigated.	17.45
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	Girasol irrigated.	17.85
Andalusia.	Granada.	Girasol irrigated.	18.2
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Girasol irrigated.	19.52
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Girasol irrigated.	17.6
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Girasol irrigated.	17.1
Andalusia.	Seville.	Girasol irrigated.	17.57
Aragon.	Huesca.	Girasol irrigated.	16.56
Aragon.	Teruel.	Girasol irrigated.	15.82
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Girasol irrigated.	16.43
Asturias.	Asturias.	Girasol irrigated.
Balearics.	Mallorca.	Girasol irrigated.	8.99
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	Girasol irrigated.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	Girasol irrigated.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Girasol irrigated.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Girasol irrigated.	20.21
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Girasol irrigated.	19.07
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Girasol irrigated.	18.64
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Girasol irrigated.	19.3
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Girasol irrigated.	19.91
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	Girasol irrigated.	20.03
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Girasol irrigated.	19.7
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	Girasol irrigated.	20.67
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Girasol irrigated.	20.27
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Girasol irrigated.	24.38
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Girasol irrigated.	23.87
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Girasol irrigated.	21.55
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Girasol irrigated.	19.79
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Girasol irrigated.	22.98
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Girasol irrigated.	16.08
Catalonia.	Girona.	Girasol irrigated.	17.1
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Girasol irrigated.	17.59
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Girasol irrigated.	17.06
Ceuta and Melilla.	Melilla.	Girasol irrigated.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Girasol irrigated.	13.75
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Girasol irrigated.	30.4
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Girasol irrigated.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Girasol irrigated.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Girasol irrigated.	18.78
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Girasol irrigated.	20.38
Galicia.	A Coruña.	Girasol irrigated.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Girasol irrigated.
Galicia.	Ourense.	Girasol irrigated.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Girasol irrigated.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Girasol irrigated.	23.71
Murcia.	Murcia.	Girasol irrigated.	31.63
Navarra.	Navarra.	Girasol irrigated.	21.34
Basque Country.	Alava.	Girasol irrigated.	14.93
Basque Country.	Guipuzcoa.	Girasol irrigated.
Basque Country.	Vizcaya.	Girasol irrigated.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Cardo secano.	67.09
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Cardo secano.	66.03
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	Cardo secano.	66.19
Andalusia.	Granada.	Cardo secano.	66.51
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Cardo secano.	66.06
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Cardo secano.	66.22
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Cardo secano.	66.1
Andalusia.	Seville.	Cardo secano.	66.15
Aragon.	Huesca.	Cardo secano.	66.14
Aragon.	Teruel.	Cardo secano.	66.41
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Cardo secano.	66.38
Asturias.	Asturias.	Cardo secano.
Balearics.	Mallorca.	Cardo secano.	66.15
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	Cardo secano.	66.03
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	Cardo secano.	65.83
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Cardo secano.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Cardo secano.	66.41
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Cardo secano.	66.19
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Cardo secano.	66.46
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Cardo secano.	66.49
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Cardo secano.	66.57
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	Cardo secano.	66.65
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Cardo secano.	66.29
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	Cardo secano.	66.66
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Cardo secano.	66.68
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Cardo secano.	66.69
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Cardo secano.	66.51
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Cardo secano.	66.49
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Cardo secano.	66.42
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Cardo secano.	66.5
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Cardo secano.	66.07
Catalonia.	Girona.	Cardo secano.	65.97
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Cardo secano.	66.41
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Cardo secano.	66.22
Ceuta and Melilla.	Melilla.	Cardo secano.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Cardo secano.	51.7
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Cardo secano.	66.19
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Cardo secano.	66.13
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Cardo secano.	66.26
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Cardo secano.	66.24
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Cardo secano.	66.04
Galicia.	A Coruña.	Cardo secano.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Cardo secano.
Galicia.	Ourense.	Cardo secano.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Cardo secano.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Cardo secano.	66.25
Murcia.	Murcia.	Cardo secano.	66.84
Navarra.	Navarra.	Cardo secano.	66.2
Basque Country.	Alava.	Cardo secano.	65.98
Basque Country.	Guipuzcoa.	Cardo secano.
Basque Country.	Vizcaya.	Cardo secano.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Sorgo irrigated.	52.75
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Sorgo irrigated.	52.68
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	Sorgo irrigated.	52.54
Andalusia.	Granada.	Sorgo irrigated.	52.62
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Sorgo irrigated.	54.75
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Sorgo irrigated.	52.41
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Sorgo irrigated.	53.47
Andalusia.	Seville.	Sorgo irrigated.	52.67
Aragon.	Huesca.	Sorgo irrigated.
Aragon.	Teruel.	Sorgo irrigated.
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Sorgo irrigated.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Sorgo irrigated.
Balearics.	Mallorca.	Sorgo irrigated.
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	Sorgo irrigated.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	Sorgo irrigated.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Sorgo irrigated.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Sorgo irrigated.
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Sorgo irrigated.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Sorgo irrigated.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Sorgo irrigated.
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Sorgo irrigated.
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	Sorgo irrigated.
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Sorgo irrigated.
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	Sorgo irrigated.
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Sorgo irrigated.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Sorgo irrigated.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Sorgo irrigated.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Sorgo irrigated.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Sorgo irrigated.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Sorgo irrigated.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Sorgo irrigated.
Catalonia.	Girona.	Sorgo irrigated.
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Sorgo irrigated.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Sorgo irrigated.
Ceuta and Melilla.	Melilla.	Sorgo irrigated.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Sorgo irrigated.
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Sorgo irrigated.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Sorgo irrigated.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Sorgo irrigated.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Sorgo irrigated.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Sorgo irrigated.
Galicia.	A Coruña.	Sorgo irrigated.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Sorgo irrigated.
Galicia.	Ourense.	Sorgo irrigated.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Sorgo irrigated.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Sorgo irrigated.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Sorgo irrigated.
Navarra.	Navarra.	Sorgo irrigated.
Basque Country.	Alava.	Sorgo irrigated.
Basque Country.	Guipuzcoa.	Sorgo irrigated.
Basque Country.	Vizcaya.	Sorgo irrigated.

B. NUTS 4

Colza regadio

Community	Province	Comarca	g CO2 eq/MJ
Andalusia.	Almeria.	High Almazora.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Alto Andarax.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Under Almazora.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Dalias field.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Nijar and Low Andara Field.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Tabernas Field.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	The Vélez.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Birth River.
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Campina de Cádiz.
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Gibraltar field.
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Northwest Coast of Cadiz.
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Of the Janda.	25.65
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Sierra de Cádiz.
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	High Campine.	23.60
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	Low Campine.
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	The Sierra.
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	The Colonies.
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	Pedroches.
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	Penibetica.
Andalusia.	Granada.	Alhama.
Andalusia.	Granada.	Baza.
Andalusia.	Granada.	From the Vega.	28.10
Andalusia.	Granada.	Guadix.
Andalusia.	Granada.	Huescar.
Andalusia.	Granada.	Iznalloz.
Andalusia.	Granada.	The Coast.
Andalusia.	Granada.	The Alpujarras.
Andalusia.	Granada.	Montecolo.
Andalusia.	Granada.	Lecrin Valley.
Andalusia.	Huelva.	West-West.
Andalusia.	Huelva.	East-West.
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Campina County.
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Litoral County.
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Costa.
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Sierra.
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Northern Campina.
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Southern Campina.
Andalusia.	Jaen.	The County.
Andalusia.	Jaen.	The Loma.
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Magina.
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Sierra de Cazorla.
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Sierra de Segura.
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Sierra Morena.
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Sierra South.
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Antequera.	23.73
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Guadalorce.
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Round Serrania.
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Velez Malaga.
Andalusia.	Seville.	From Estepa.
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Aljarafe.
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Campina.
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Northern Sierra.
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Vega.	24.23
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Marshes.
Andalusia.	Seville.	Sierra South.
Aragon.	Huesca.	Low Tape.	26.32
Aragon.	Huesca.	Hoya de Huesca.	24.67
Aragon.	Huesca.	Jacetania.	23.90
Aragon.	Huesca.	The Litter.	24.41
Aragon.	Huesca.	Monelaws.	26.46
Aragon.	Huesca.	Ribagorza.
Aragon.	Huesca.	Sobrarbe.
Aragon.	Huesca.	Somontano.	24.08
Aragon.	Teruel.	Under Aragon.
Aragon.	Teruel.	Jiloca Basin.
Aragon.	Teruel.	Hoya de Teruel.
Aragon.	Teruel.	Maestralty.
Aragon.	Teruel.	Albarration Serrania.
Aragon.	Teruel.	Montalban serrania.
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Borja.
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Calatayud.
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Caspe.
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Daroca.
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Eject of the Knights.
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	The Almunia of Dona Godina.
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Zaragoza.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Belmonte de Miranda.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Narcea Cangas.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Onis Cangas.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Gijon.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Grade.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Llanes.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Luarca.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Mieres.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Oviedo.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Vegadeo.
Balearics.	Mallorca.	Ibiza.
Balearics.	Mallorca.	Mallorca.
Balearics.	Mallorca.	Menorca.
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	Fuerteventura.
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	Gran Canaria.
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	Lanzarote.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	Iron Island.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	Island of the Gomera.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	Island of the Palm.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	North of Tenerife.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	South of Tenerife.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Ason.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Coastal.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Liebana.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Pas-Iguna.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Reinosa.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Tudanca-Cabuerniga.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Arevalo-Madrigal.	24.38
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Avila.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Barco Avila-Piedrahita.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Gredos.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Lower Alberche Valley.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Tietar Valley.
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Arlance.
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Arlazon.
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Bureba-Ebro.
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Demand.
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	The Ribera.
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Merindades.
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Stop.
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Pisuerga.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Astorga.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Bierzo.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	The Paramo.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Esla-Fields.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	The Bane.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	The Cabrera.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	The Moon Mountain.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Riano Mountain.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Sahagun.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Lion Lands.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Aguilar.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Boedo-Ojeda.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Fields.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Cervera.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	The Closed.	22.84
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Saved.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Saldana-Valdavia.
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Alba de Tormes.
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Rodrigo City.
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	San Esteban source.
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	The Sierra.
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Ledesma.
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Bracamonte's Penaranda.
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Salamanca.
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Vitigudino.
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	Cuellar.
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	Segovia.
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	Sepulveda.
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Almazan.
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Jalon Arches.
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Osma Burgo.
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Gomara field.
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Pinars.
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Soria.
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Highlands and Valles of.
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	Center.
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	South.	23.11
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	Southeast.
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	Land of Fields.
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Aliste.
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Benavente and the Valles.
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Fields-Pan.
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Duero Low.
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Sanabria.
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Sayago.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Almansa.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Center.	26.87
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Hellin.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Mancha.	26.97
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Manchuela.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Sierra Alcaraz.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Sierra Segura.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Calatrava field.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Montiel Fields.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Mancha.	25.75
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Montes North.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Mountains South.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Pastos.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Alcarria.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	English High.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Low Spot.	28.25
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Manchuela.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	High Serrania.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Low Serrania.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Serrania Media.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Alcarria Alta.	24.90
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Low Alcart.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Campina.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Molina of Aragon.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Sierra.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	The Jara.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	La Mancha.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Mount the Yebenes.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Navahermosa Mountains.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Sagra-Toledo.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Talavera.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Torrijos.	26.95
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Anoia.	23.59
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Bages.	23.69
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Under Llobregat.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Bergada.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Maresme.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Moyans.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Osona.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Penedes.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Western Valles.	23.79
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Eastern Valles.	23.60
Catalonia.	Girona.	High Ampurdan.	24.67
Catalonia.	Girona.	Under Ampurdan.
Catalonia.	Girona.	Cerdana.
Catalonia.	Girona.	Garrotxa.
Catalonia.	Girona.	Girons.	24.67
Catalonia.	Girona.	The Jungle.	24.25
Catalonia.	Girona.	Ripolles.
Catalonia.	Lleida.	High Urgel.
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Conca.
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Garrigas.
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Noguera.	24.87
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Pallars-Ribagorza.
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Segarra.	25.12
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Segria.	25.60
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Solsones.
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Urgel.	25.14
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Aran Valley.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Low Ebro.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Under Penedes.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Tarragona field.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Barbera Conca.	24.11
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Priority-Prades.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Ebro Ribera.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Segarra.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Terra-Alta.
Ceuta and Melilla.	Ceuta.	Ceuta.
Ceuta and Melilla.	Melilla.	Melilla.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Metropolitan Area of Madrid.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Campina.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Guadarrama.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Lozoya Somosierra.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Western South.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Vegas.
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Central.
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Marked.
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Southern.	27.79
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Montana.
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Vinalopo.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	High Master.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Under Maestralty.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	The Plana.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Northern Litoral.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Central Plains.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Palancy.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Penagolosa.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	High Turia.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Liria Fields.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Enguera and the Channel.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Gandia.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Bunol Hoya.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Huerta de Valencia.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	The Jativa Coastal.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Requena-Utiel.	25.22
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Jucar Riberas.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Rincon de Ademuz.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Sagunto.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Ayora Valley.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Valles of Albaida.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Alburgover.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Almendralejo.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Azuaga.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Badajoz.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Castuera.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Don Benito.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Herrera Duque.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Knights ' Jerez.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Full.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Merida.	26.19
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Olivenza.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Puebla Alcocer.	27.28
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Brots.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Caceres.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Coria.	27.45
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Herves.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Jaraiz de la Vera.	26.71
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Logroan.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Mata's moral high-end.	26.92
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Plasency.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Trujillo.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Valencia of Alcantara.
Galicia.	A Coruña.	Interior.
Galicia.	A Coruña.	Western.
Galicia.	A Coruña.	Septrentional.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Central.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Costa.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Montana.
Galicia.	Lugo.	South.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Terra Cha.
Galicia.	Ourense.	The Barco of Valdeorras.
Galicia.	Ourense.	Ourense.
Galicia.	Ourense.	Verin.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Interior.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Litoral.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Minus.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Montana.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Rioja Alta.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Rioja Low.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Rioja Media.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	High Red Sierra.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Red Sierra Baja.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Red Sierra Media.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Cartagena field.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Center.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Northeast.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Northwest.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Rio Segura.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Southwest and Valle Guadalalen.
Navarra.	Navarra.	Pamplona Basin.
Navarra.	Navarra.	Navarra Media.	22.46
Navarra.	Navarra.	Western Nord.
Navarra.	Navarra.	Pyrenees.	22.82
Navarra.	Navarra.	Ribera Alta Aragon.
Navarra.	Navarra.	Lower Ribera.	24.05
Navarra.	Navarra.	Estella Earth.
Basque Country.	Alava.	Cantabrian.
Basque Country.	Alava.	Gorbea Foothills.
Basque Country.	Alava.	Llanada Alavesa.
Basque Country.	Alava.	Alavesa Mountain.
Basque Country.	Alava.	Rioja Alavesa.
Basque Country.	Alava.	Valles Alaveses.
Basque Country.	Guipuzcoa.	Guipuzcoa.
Basque Country.	Vizcaya.	Vizcaya.

Dried Sunflower

Community	Province	Comarca	g CO2 eq/MJ
Andalusia.	Almeria.	High Almazora.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Alto Andarax.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Under Almazora.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Dalias field.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Nijar and Low Andara Field.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Tabernas Field.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	The Vélez.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Birth River.
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Campina de Cádiz.	5.57
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Gibraltar field.	5.70
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Northwest Coast of Cadiz.	5.73
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Of the Janda.	5.85
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Sierra de Cádiz.	6.82
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	High Campine.	7.44
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	Low Campine.	6.26
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	The Sierra.	9.76
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	The Colonies.	6.83
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	Pedroches.	11.45
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	Penibetica.
Andalusia.	Granada.	Alhama.	7.36
Andalusia.	Granada.	Baza.
Andalusia.	Granada.	From the Vega.	6.78
Andalusia.	Granada.	Guadix.	8.42
Andalusia.	Granada.	Huescar.	9.62
Andalusia.	Granada.	Iznalloz.	6.78
Andalusia.	Granada.	The Coast.	9.04
Andalusia.	Granada.	The Alpujarras.	10.34
Andalusia.	Granada.	Montecolo.	6.78
Andalusia.	Granada.	Lecrin Valley.
Andalusia.	Huelva.	West-West.
Andalusia.	Huelva.	East-West.	12.76
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Campina County.	6.71
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Litoral County.	7.71
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Costa.	8.35
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Sierra.
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Northern Campina.	6.15
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Southern Campina.	6.15
Andalusia.	Jaen.	The County.
Andalusia.	Jaen.	The Loma.	6.15
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Magina.	7.80
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Sierra de Cazorla.	7.04
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Sierra de Segura.	8.56
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Sierra Morena.	7.52
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Sierra South.	6.64
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Antequera.	5.35
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Guadalhorce.	7.34
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Round Serrania.	6.65
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Velez Malaga.	7.34
Andalusia.	Seville.	From Estepa.	5.97
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Aljarafe.	5.36
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Campina.	5.80
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Northern Sierra.	7.76
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Vega.	5.81
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Marshes.	6.20
Andalusia.	Seville.	Sierra South.	6.32
Aragon.	Huesca.	Low Tape.	18.36
Aragon.	Huesca.	Hoya de Huesca.	14.99
Aragon.	Huesca.	Jacetania.	12.13
Aragon.	Huesca.	The Litter.	13.84
Aragon.	Huesca.	Monelaws.	19.12
Aragon.	Huesca.	Ribagorza.	12.13
Aragon.	Huesca.	Sobrarbe.	12.13
Aragon.	Huesca.	Somontano.	12.84
Aragon.	Teruel.	Under Aragon.	11.39
Aragon.	Teruel.	Jiloca Basin.	10.24
Aragon.	Teruel.	Hoya de Teruel.
Aragon.	Teruel.	Maestralty.
Aragon.	Teruel.	Albarration Serrania.	10.57
Aragon.	Teruel.	Montalban serrania.	10.56
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Borja.
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Calatayud.
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Caspe.
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Daroca.	14.88
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Eject of the Knights.	13.69
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	The Almunia of Dona Godina.	21.03
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Zaragoza.	18.98
Asturias.	Asturias.	Belmonte de Miranda.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Narcea Cangas.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Onis Cangas.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Gijon.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Grade.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Llanes.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Luarca.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Mieres.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Oviedo.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Vegadeo.
Balearics.	Mallorca.	Ibiza.
Balearics.	Mallorca.	Mallorca.	6.47
Balearics.	Mallorca.	Menorca.
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	Fuerteventura.
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	Gran Canaria.
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	Lanzarote.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	Iron Island.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	Island of the Gomera.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	Island of the Palm.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	North of Tenerife.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	South of Tenerife.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Ason.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Coastal.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Liebana.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Pas-Iguna.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Reinosa.	6.89
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Tudanca-Cabuerniga.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Arevalo-Madrigal.	11.62
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Avila.	13.38
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Barco Avila-Piedrahita.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Gredos.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Lower Alberche Valley.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Tietar Valley.
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Arlance.	9.45
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Arlazon.	9.48
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Bureba-Ebro.	6.80
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Demand.	9.67
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	The Ribera.
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Merindades.	7.37
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Stop.	10.03
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Pisuerga.	10.55
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Astorga.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Bierzo.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	The Paramo.	14.51
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Esla-Fields.	12.34
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	The Bane.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	The Cabrera.	15.57
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	The Moon Mountain.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Riano Mountain.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Sahagun.	12.34
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Lion Lands.	12.88
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Aguilar.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Boedo-Ojeda.	9.95
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Fields.	9.95
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Cervera.	10.59
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	The Closed.	9.41
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Saved.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Saldana-Valdavia.	11.86
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Alba de Tormes.	13.37
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Rodrigo City.
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	San Esteban source.	14.78
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	The Sierra.
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Ledesma.	13.11
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Bracamonte's Penaranda.	11.96
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Salamanca.	11.96
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Vitigudino.
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	Cuellar.	9.66
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	Segovia.	10.24
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	Sepulveda.	10.65
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Almazan.	9.22
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Jalon Arches.	10.13
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Osma Burgo.	9.75
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Gomara field.	9.25
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Pinars.	11.15
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Soria.	10.52
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Highlands and Valles of.	10.13
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	Center.	12.83
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	South.	13.76
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	Southeast.	13.85
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	Land of Fields.	12.42
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Aliste.	18.37
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Benavente and the Valles.	16.79
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Fields-Pan.	12.85
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Duero Low.	12.85
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Sanabria.	16.91
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Sayago.	16.21
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Almansa.	33.20
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Center.	22.44
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Hellin.	30,36
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Mancha.	23.32
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Manchuela.	21.43
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Sierra Alcaraz.	30,36
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Sierra Segura.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Calatrava field.	17.18
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Montiel Fields.	22.05
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Mancha.	16.47
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Montes North.	22.05
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Mountains South.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Pastos.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Alcarria.	13.19
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	English High.	13.19
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Low Spot.	13.76
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Manchuela.	12.40
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	High Serrania.	20.34
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Low Serrania.	14.69
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Serrania Media.	14.69
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Alcarria Alta.	13.09
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Low Alcart.	14.52
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Campina.	13.09
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Molina of Aragon.	13.09
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Sierra.	15.13
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	The Jara.	21.90
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	La Mancha.	15.67
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Mount the Yebenes.	20.03
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Navahermosa Mountains.	21.90
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Sagra-Toledo.	15.67
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Talavera.	19.26
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Torrijos.	15.67
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Anoia.	8.92
	Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Bages.	9.26
	Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Under Llobregat.	9.94
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Bergada.	8.95
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Maresme.	8.64
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Moyans.	8.95
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Osona.	8.95
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Penedes.	8.95
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Western Valles.	9.60
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Eastern Valles.	8.95
Catalonia.	Girona.	High Ampurdan.	11.25
Catalonia.	Girona.	Under Ampurdan.	11.25
Catalonia.	Girona.	Cerdana.	9.72
	Catalonia.	Girona.	Garrotxa.	10.08
Catalonia.	Girona.	Girons.	11.25
Catalonia.	Girona.	The Jungle.	10.08
Catalonia.	Girona.	Ripolles.
Catalonia.	Lleida.	High Urgel.	8.71
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Conca.	8.99
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Garrigas.	10.17
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Noguera.	9.02
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Pallars-Ribagorza.	8.71
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Segarra.	9.68
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Segria.	10.99
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Solsones.	9.33
	Catalonia.	Lleida.	Urgel.	9.68
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Aran Valley.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Low Ebro.	12.01
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Under Penedes.	10.54
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Tarragona field.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Barbera Conca.	10.50
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Priority-Prades.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Ebro Ribera.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Segarra.	11.35
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Terra-Alta.
Ceuta and Melilla.	Ceuta.	Ceuta.
Ceuta and Melilla.	Melilla.	Melilla.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Metropolitan Area of Madrid.	15.26
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Campina.	13.27
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Guadarrama.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Lozoya Somosierra.	13.61
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Western South.	15.26
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Vegas.	17.43
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Central.	21.30
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Marked.
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Southern.	24.32
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Montana.	19.60
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Vinalopo.	21.43
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	High Master.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Under Maestralty.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	The Plana.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Northern Litoral.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Central Plains.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Palancy.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Penagolosa.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	High Turia.	10.56
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Liria Fields.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Enguera and the Channel.	10.56
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Gandia.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Bunol Hoya.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Huerta de Valencia.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	The Jativa Coastal.	10.56
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Requena-Utiel.	9.80
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Jucar Riberas.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Rincon de Ademuz.	10.56
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Sagunto.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Ayora Valley.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Valles of Albaida.	10.56
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Alburgover.	14.98
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Almendralejo.	12.37
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Azuaga.	10.67
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Badajoz.	12.41
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Castuera.	14.38
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Don Benito.	13.41
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Herrera Duque.	14.98
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Knights ' Jerez.	14.98
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Full.	12.37
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Merida.	11.91
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Olivenza.	14.20
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Puebla Alcocer.	14.98
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Brots.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Caceres.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Coria.	12.12
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Herves.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Jaraiz de la Vera.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Logroan.	11.53
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Mata's moral high-end.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Plasency.	12.12
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Trujillo.	12.12
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Valencia of Alcantara.
Galicia.	A Coruña.	Interior.
Galicia.	A Coruña.	Western.
Galicia.	A Coruña.	Northern.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Central.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Costa.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Montana.
Galicia.	Lugo.	South.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Terra Cha.
Galicia.	Ourense.	The Barco of Valdeorras.
Galicia.	Ourense.	Ourense.
Galicia.	Ourense.	Verin.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Interior.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Litoral.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Minus.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Montana.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Rioja Alta.	7.29
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Rioja Low.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Rioja Media.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	High Red Sierra.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Red Sierra Baja.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Red Sierra Media.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Cartagena field.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Center.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Northeast.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Northwest.	14.46
Murcia.	Murcia.	Rio Segura.	17.36
Murcia.	Murcia.	Southwest and Valle Guadalalen.	14.40
Navarra.	Navarra.	Pamplona Basin.	6.04
Navarra.	Navarra.	Navarra Media.	6.63
Navarra.	Navarra.	Western Nord.	8.00
Navarra.	Navarra.	Pyrenees.	7.49
Navarra.	Navarra.	Ribera Alta Aragon.	10.05
Navarra.	Navarra.	Lower Ribera.
Navarra.	Navarra.	Estella Earth.	6.52
Basque Country.	Alava.	Cantabrian.
Basque Country.	Alava.	Gorbea Foothills.
Basque Country.	Alava.	Llanada Alavesa.	6.20
Basque Country.	Alava.	Alavesa Mountain.	6.04
Basque Country.	Alava.	Rioja Alavesa.	6.56
Basque Country.	Alava.	Valles Alaveses.	6.02
Basque Country.	Guipuzcoa.	Guipuzcoa.
Basque Country.	Vizcaya.	Vizcaya.

Sunflower irrigated

Community	Province	Comarca	g CO2 eq/MJ
Andalusia.	Almeria.	High Almazora.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Alto Andarax.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Under Almazora.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Dalias field.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Nijar and Low Andara Field.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Tabernas Field.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	The Vélez.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Birth River.
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Campina de Cádiz.	17.33
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Gibraltar field.	17.41
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Northwest Coast of Cadiz.	18.46
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Of the Janda.	17.49
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Sierra de Cádiz.	18.05
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	High Campine.	18.24
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	Low Campine.	17.63
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	The Sierra.	19.43
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	The Colonies.	17.92
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	Pedroches.	20.30
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	Penibetica.
Andalusia.	Granada.	Alhama.	17.99
Andalusia.	Granada.	Baza.	19.42
Andalusia.	Granada.	From the Vega.	17.73
Andalusia.	Granada.	Guadix.	18.46
Andalusia.	Granada.	Huescar.	19.00
Andalusia.	Granada.	Iznalloz.	17.73
Andalusia.	Granada.	The Coast.	19.24
Andalusia.	Granada.	The Alpujarras.	19.32
Andalusia.	Granada.	Montecolo.	17.73
Andalusia.	Granada.	Lecrin Valley.	19.28
Andalusia.	Huelva.	West-West.	24.42
Andalusia.	Huelva.	East-West.	20.84
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Campina County.	19.21
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Litoral County.	19.68
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Costa.	19.78
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Sierra.
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Northern Campina.	17.25
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Southern Campina.	17.25
Andalusia.	Jaen.	The County.	18.87
Andalusia.	Jaen.	The Loma.	17.25
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Magina.	17.80
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Sierra de Cazorla.	17.55
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Sierra de Segura.
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Sierra Morena.	17.71
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Sierra South.
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Antequera.	17.08
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Guadalhorce.
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Round Serrania.	17.66
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Velez Malaga.
Andalusia.	Seville.	From Estepa.	17.58
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Aljarafe.	18.42
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Campina.	17.48
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Northern Sierra.	18.63
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Vega.	17.49
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Marshes.	17.71
Andalusia.	Seville.	Sierra South.	17.79
Aragon.	Huesca.	Low Tape.	17.49
Aragon.	Huesca.	Hoya de Huesca.	16.43
Aragon.	Huesca.	Jacetania.	15.54
Aragon.	Huesca.	The Litter.	16.07
Aragon.	Huesca.	Monelaws.	17.73
Aragon.	Huesca.	Ribagorza.	15.54
Aragon.	Huesca.	Sobrarbe.	15.54
Aragon.	Huesca.	Somontano.	15.76
Aragon.	Teruel.	Under Aragon.	15.98
Aragon.	Teruel.	Jiloca Basin.	15.57
Aragon.	Teruel.	Hoya de Teruel.	16.42
Aragon.	Teruel.	Maestralty.
Aragon.	Teruel.	Albarration Serrania.	15.69
Aragon.	Teruel.	Montalban serrania.	15.68
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Borja.	18.03
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Calatayud.	17.17
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Caspe.	19.27
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Daroca.	16.42
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Eject of the Knights.	16.06
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	The Almunia of Dona Godina.	18.27
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Zaragoza.	17.65
Asturias.	Asturias.	Belmonte de Miranda.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Narcea Cangas.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Onis Cangas.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Gijon.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Grade.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Llanes.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Luarca.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Mieres.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Oviedo.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Vegadeo.
Balearics.	Mallorca.	Ibiza.	11.98
Balearic Islands.	Mallorca.	Mallorca.	8.94
Balearics.	Mallorca.	Menorca.
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	Fuerteventura.
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	Gran Canaria.
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	Lanzarote.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	Iron Island.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	Island of the Gomera.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	Island of the Palm.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	North of Tenerife.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	South of Tenerife.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Ason.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Coastal.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Liebana.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Pas-Iguna.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Reinosa.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Tudanca-Cabuerniga.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Arevalo-Madrigal.	20.11
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Avila.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Barco Avila-Piedrahita.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Gredos.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Lower Alberche Valley.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Tietar Valley.	24.23
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Arlance.	18.88
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Arlazon.
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Bureba-Ebro.	17.45
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Demand.
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	The Ribera.	19.18
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Merindades.
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Stop.	19.20
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Pisuerga.	19.48
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Astorga.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Bierzo.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	The Paramo.	19.21
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Esla-Fields.	18.55
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	The Bane.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	The Cabrera.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	The Moon Mountain.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Riano Mountain.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Sahagun.	18.55
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Lion Lands.	18.72
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Aguilar.	19.17
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Boedo-Ojeda.	19.15
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Fields.	19.15
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Cervera.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	The Closed.	18.85
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Saved.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Saldana-Valdavia.	20.21
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Alba de Tormes.	20.37
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Rodrigo City.
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	San Esteban source.
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	The Sierra.
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Ledesma.	20.26
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Bracamonte's Penaranda.	19.80
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Salamanca.	19.80
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Vitigudino.
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	Cuellar.	19,86
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	Segovia.	20.15
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	Sepulveda.	20.35
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Almazan.	19.37
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Jalon Arches.	20.01
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Osma Burgo.	19.75
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Gomara field.	19.40
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Pinars.
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Soria.	20.28
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Highlands and Valles of.
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	Center.	20.40
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	South.	20.75
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	Southeast.	20.78
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	Land of Fields.	20.25
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Aliste.	22.31
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Benavente and the Valles.	21.68
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Fields-Pan.	20.11
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Duero Low.	20.11
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Sanabria.
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Sayago.	21.45
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Almansa.	26.91
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Center.	23.92
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Hellin.	26.12
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Mancha.	24.16
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Manchuela.	23.64
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Sierra Alcaraz.	26.12
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Sierra Segura.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Calatrava field.	23.16
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Montiel Fields.	24.80
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Mancha.	22.92
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Montes North.	24.80
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Mountains South.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Pastos.	26.32
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Alcarria.	21.34
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	English High.	21.34
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Low Spot.	21.50
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Manchuela.	21.11
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	High Serrania.	23.41
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Low Serrania.	21.77
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Serrania Media.	21.77
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Alcarria Alta.	19.68
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Low Alcart.	20.07
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Campina.	19.68
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Molina of Aragon.	19.68
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Sierra.	20.24
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	The Jara.	24.58
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	La Mancha.	22.29
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Mount the Yebenes.	23.89
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Navahermosa Mountains.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Sagra-Toledo.	22.29
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Talavera.	23.61
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Torrijos.	22.29
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Anoia.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Bages.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Under Llobregat.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Bergada.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Maresme.	16.02
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Moyans.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Osona.	16.12
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Penedes.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Western Valles.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Eastern Valles.	16.12
Catalonia.	Girona.	High Ampurdan.	17.09
Catalonia.	Girona.	Under Ampurdan.	17.09
Catalonia.	Girona.	Cerdana.	16.51
Catalonia.	Girona.	Garrotxa.	16.65
Catalonia.	Girona.	Girons.	17.09
Catalonia.	Girona.	The Jungle.	16.65
Catalonia.	Girona.	Ripolles.
Catalonia.	Lleida.	High Urgel.
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Conca.	17.08
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Garrigas.	17.57
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Noguera.	17.10
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Pallars-Ribagorza.
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Segarra.	17.37
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Segria.	17.90
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Solsones.	17.22
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Urgel.	17.37
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Aran Valley.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Low Ebro.	17.05
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Under Penedes.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Tarragona field.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Barbera Conca.	16.53
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Priority-Prades.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Ebro Ribera.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Segarra.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Terra-Alta.
Ceuta and Melilla.	Ceuta.	Ceuta.
Ceuta and Melilla.	Melilla.	Melilla.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Metropolitan Area of Madrid.	13.79
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Campina.	13.15
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Guadarrama.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Lozoya Somosierra.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Western South.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Vegas.	14.48
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Central.
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Marked.
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Southern.	30,46
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Montana.
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Vinalopo.	29.62
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	High Master.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Under Maestralty.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	The Plana.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Northern Litoral.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Central Plains.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Palancy.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Penagolosa.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	High Turia.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Liria Fields.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Enguera and the Channel.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Gandia.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Bunol Hoya.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Huerta de Valencia.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	The Jativa Coastal.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Requena-Utiel.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Jucar Riberas.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Rincon de Ademuz.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Sagunto.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Ayora Valley.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Valles of Albaida.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Alburgover.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Almendralejo.	18.59
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Azuaga.	17.97
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Badajoz.	18.60
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Castuera.	19.32
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Don Benito.	18.97
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Herrera Duque.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Knights ' Jerez.	19.54
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Full.	18.59
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Merida.	18.42
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Olivenza.	19.26
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Puebla Alcocer.	19.54
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Brots.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Caceres.	21.32
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Coria.	20.12
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Herves.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Jaraiz de la Vera.	20.52
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Logroan.	19.76
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Mata's moral high-end.	20.75
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Plasency.	20.12
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Trujillo.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Valencia of Alcantara.
Galicia.	A Coruña.	Interior.
Galicia.	A Coruña.	Western.
Galicia.	A Coruña.	Northern.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Central.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Costa.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Montana.
Galicia.	Lugo.	South.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Terra Cha.
Galicia.	Ourense.	The Barco of Valdeorras.
Galicia.	Ourense.	Ourense.
Galicia.	Ourense.	Verin.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Interior.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Litoral.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Minus.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Montana.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Rioja Alta.	20.94
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Rioja Low.	26.21
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Rioja Media.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	High Red Sierra.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Red Sierra Baja.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Red Sierra Media.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Cartagena field.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Center.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Northeast.	31.46
Murcia.	Murcia.	Northwest.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Rio Segura.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Southwest and Valle Guadalalen.
Navarra.	Navarra.	Pamplona Basin.	19.46
Navarra.	Navarra.	Navarra Media.	20.01
Navarra.	Navarra.	Western Nord.
Navarra.	Navarra.	Pyrenees.	20.80
Navarra.	Navarra.	Ribera Alta Aragon.	23.15
Navarra.	Navarra.	Lower Ribera.	25.31
Navarra.	Navarra.	Estella Earth.	19.90
Basque Country.	Alava.	Cantabrian.
Basque Country.	Alava.	Gorbea Foothills.
Basque Country.	Alava.	Llanada Alavesa.
Basque Country.	Alava.	Alavesa Mountain.	14.90
Basque Country.	Alava.	Rioja Alavesa.
Basque Country.	Alava.	Valles Alaveses.
Basque Country.	Guipuzcoa.	Guipuzcoa.
Basque Country.	Vizcaya.	Vizcaya.

Cardo secano

Community	Province	Comarca	g CO2 eq/MJ
Andalusia.	Almeria.	High Almazora.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Alto Andarax.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Under Almazora.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Dalias field.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Nijar and Low Andara Field.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Tabernas Field.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	The Vélez.	66.84
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Birth River.
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Campina de Cádiz.	65.91
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Gibraltar field.	65.81
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Northwest Coast of Cadiz.	66.03
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Of the Janda.	65.86
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Sierra de Cádiz.	65.87
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	High Campine.	66.06
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	Low Campine.	66.05
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	The Sierra.
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	The Colonies.	66.02
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	Pedroches.	66.06
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	Penibetica.	66.04
Andalusia.	Granada.	Alhama.	66.40
Andalusia.	Granada.	Baza.	66.92
Andalusia.	Granada.	From the Vega.	66.39
Andalusia.	Granada.	Guadix.	66.73
Andalusia.	Granada.	Huescar.
Andalusia.	Granada.	Iznalloz.	66.22
Andalusia.	Granada.	The Coast.	66.23
Andalusia.	Granada.	The Alpujarras.
Andalusia.	Granada.	Montecolo.	66.13
Andalusia.	Granada.	Lecrin Valley.	66.09
Andalusia.	Huelva.	West-West.	65.95
Andalusia.	Huelva.	East-West.	65.84
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Campina County.	65.97
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Litoral County.	66.02
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Costa.	66.01
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Sierra.	65.84
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Northern Campina.	66.11
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Southern Campina.	66.08
Andalusia.	Jaen.	The County.	65.96
Andalusia.	Jaen.	The Loma.	66.06
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Magina.	66.18
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Sierra de Cazorla.	66.06
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Sierra de Segura.	65.95
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Sierra Morena.
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Sierra South.	66.02
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Antequera.	65.99
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Guadalhorce.	65.97
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Round Serrania.	65.89
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Velez Malaga.	65.97
Andalusia.	Seville.	From Estepa.	66.16
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Aljarafe.	65.98
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Campina.	66.02
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Northern Sierra.	65.94
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Vega.	66.04
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Marshes.	66.02
Andalusia.	Seville.	Sierra South.	65.96
Aragon.	Huesca.	Low Tape.
Aragon.	Huesca.	Hoya de Huesca.	65.99
Aragon.	Huesca.	Jacetania.	65.85
Aragon.	Huesca.	The Litter.	66.38
Aragon.	Huesca.	Monelaws.	66.42
Aragon.	Huesca.	Ribagorza.	65.86
Aragon.	Huesca.	Sobrarbe.	65.77
Aragon.	Huesca.	Somontano.	66.02
Aragon.	Teruel.	Under Aragon.	66.19
Aragon.	Teruel.	Jiloca Basin.	66.53
Aragon.	Teruel.	Hoya de Teruel.	66.25
Aragon.	Teruel.	Maestralty.	66.16
Aragon.	Teruel.	Albarration Serrania.
Aragon.	Teruel.	Montalban serrania.	66.19
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Borja.	66.36
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Calatayud.	66.43
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Caspe.	66.55
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Daroca.	66.30
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Eject of the Knights.	65.95
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	The Almunia of Dona Godina.	66.32
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Zaragoza.	66.56
Asturias.	Asturias.	Belmonte de Miranda.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Narcea Cangas.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Onis Cangas.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Gijon.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Grade.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Llanes.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Luarca.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Mieres.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Oviedo.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Vegadeo.
Balearics.	Mallorca.	Ibiza.	66.12
Balearics.	Mallorca.	Mallorca.	66.02
Balearics.	Mallorca.	Menorca.	65.96
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	Fuerteventura.
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	Gran Canaria.	65.90
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	Lanzarote.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	Iron Island.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	Island of the Gomera.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	Island of the Palm.	65.72
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	North of Tenerife.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	South of Tenerife.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Ason.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Coastal.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Liebana.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Pas-Iguna.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Reinosa.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Tudanca-Cabuerniga.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Arevalo-Madrigal.	66.85
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Avila.	66.21
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Barco Avila-Piedrahita.	66.01
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Gredos.	65.80
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Lower Alberche Valley.	65.98
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Tietar Valley.	65.85
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Arlance.	66.16
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Arlazon.	66.05
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Bureba-Ebro.	65.94
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Demand.	65.82
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	The Ribera.
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Merindades.	65.79
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Stop.
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Pisuerga.	66.29
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Astorga.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Bierzo.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	The Paramo.	66.34
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Esla-Fields.	66.30
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	The Bane.	66.36
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	The Cabrera.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	The Moon Mountain.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Riano Mountain.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Sahagun.	66.22
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Lion Lands.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Aguilar.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Boedo-Ojeda.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Fields.	66.31
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Cervera.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	The Closed.	66.32
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Saved.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Saldana-Valdavia.	66.18
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Alba de Tormes.	66.44
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Rodrigo City.	65.97
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	San Esteban source.	66.11
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	The Sierra.	65.88
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Ledesma.	66.45
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Bracamonte's Penaranda.	66.60
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Salamanca.	66.55
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Vitigudino.	65.97
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	Cuellar.	66.51
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	Segovia.	66.05
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	Sepulveda.	66.29
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Almazan.
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Jalon Arches.
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Osma Burgo.
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Gomara field.	66.16
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Pinars.
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Soria.
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Highlands and Valles of.	65.97
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	Center.	66.41
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	South.	66.71
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	Southeast.	66.43
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	Land of Fields.	66.41
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Aliste.	66.15
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Benavente and the Valles.	66.40
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Fields-Pan.	66.57
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Duero Low.	66.51
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Sanabria.	66.00
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Sayago.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Almansa.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Center.	66.67
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Hellin.	66.81
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Mancha.	66.56
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Manchuela.	66.58
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Sierra Alcaraz.	65.98
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Sierra Segura.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Calatrava field.	66.48
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Montiel Fields.	66.26
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Mancha.	66.56
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Montes North.	66.11
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Mountains South.	66.02
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Pastos.	66.19
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Alcarria.	66.21
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	English High.	66.29
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Low Spot.	66.45
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Manchuela.	66.44
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	High Serrania.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Low Serrania.	66.34
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Serrania Media.	66.15
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Alcarria Alta.	66.21
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Low Alcart.	66.11
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Campina.	66.29
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Molina of Aragon.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Sierra.	66.14
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	The Jara.	66.07
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	La Mancha.	66.65
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Mount the Yebenes.	66.34
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Navahermosa Mountains.	66.07
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Sagra-Toledo.	66.56
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Talavera.	65.99
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Torrijos.	66.32
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Anoia.	65.98
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Bages.	65.96
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Under Llobregat.	65.94
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Bergada.	65.77
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Maresme.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Moyans.	65.88
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Osona.	65.79
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Penedes.	65.95
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Western Valles.	65.92
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Eastern Valles.	65.88
Catalonia.	Girona.	High Ampurdan.	65.87
Catalonia.	Girona.	Under Ampurdan.	65.90
Catalonia.	Girona.	Cerdana.
Catalonia.	Girona.	Garrotxa.	65.74
Catalonia.	Girona.	Girons.	65.81
Catalonia.	Girona.	The Jungle.	65.82
Catalonia.	Girona.	Ripolles.
Catalonia.	Lleida.	High Urgel.	65.81
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Conca.	65.83
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Garrigas.	66.31
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Noguera.	66.25
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Pallars-Ribagorza.	65.76
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Segarra.	66.23
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Segria.	66.65
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Solsones.	65.80
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Urgel.	66.55
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Aran Valley.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Low Ebro.	65.99
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Under Penedes.	66.01
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Tarragona field.	66.13
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Barbera Conca.	66.04
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Priority-Prades.	66.04
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Ebro Ribera.	66.27
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Segarra.	66.09
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Terra-Alta.	66.11
Ceuta and Melilla.	Ceuta.	Ceuta.
Ceuta and Melilla.	Melilla.	Melilla.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Metropolitan Area of Madrid.	66.31
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Campina.	66.44
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Guadarrama.	65.95
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Lozoya Somosierra.	66.12
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Western South.	66.28
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Vegas.	66.49
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Central.	66.15
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Marked.	65.85
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Southern.
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Montana.	65.92
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Vinalopo.	66.52
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	High Master.	66.02
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Under Maestralty.	65.91
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	The Plana.	66.06
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Northern Litoral.	65.99
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Central Plains.	65.99
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Palancy.	66.02
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Penagolosa.	66.01
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	High Turia.	66.14
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Liria Fields.	66.21
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Enguera and the Channel.	65.93
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Gandia.	65.83
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Bunol Hoya.	66.04
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Huerta de Valencia.	66.19
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	The Jativa Coastal.	65.91
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Requena-Utiel.	66.47
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Jucar Riberas.	66.00
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Rincon de Ademuz.	66.60
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Sagunto.	66.07
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Ayora Valley.	66.25
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Valles of Albaida.	65.91
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Alburgover.	66.02
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Almendralejo.	66.18
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Azuaga.	66.06
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Badajoz.	66.14
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Castuera.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Don Benito.	66.15
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Herrera Duque.	65.97
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Knights ' Jerez.	65.91
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Full.	66.20
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Merida.	66.06
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Olivenza.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Puebla Alcocer.	66.05
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Brots.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Caceres.	66.03
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Coria.	65.91
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Herves.	65.82
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Jaraiz de la Vera.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Logroan.	65.89
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Mata's moral high-end.	65.92
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Plasency.	65.88
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Trujillo.	65.96
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Valencia of Alcantara.
Galicia.	A Coruña.	Interior.
Galicia.	A Coruña.	Western.
Galicia.	A Coruña.	Northern.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Central.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Costa.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Montana.
Galicia.	Lugo.	South.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Terra Cha.
Galicia.	Ourense.	The Barco of Valdeorras.
Galicia.	Ourense.	Ourense.
Galicia.	Ourense.	Verin.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Interior.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Litoral.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Minus.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Montana.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Rioja Alta.	66.07
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Rioja Low.	66.12
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Rioja Media.	66.17
Rioja.	La Rioja.	High Red Sierra.	65.84
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Red Sierra Baja.	66.06
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Red Sierra Media.	65.92
Murcia.	Murcia.	Cartagena field.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Center.	66.60
Murcia.	Murcia.	Northeast.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Northwest.	66.61
Murcia.	Murcia.	Rio Segura.	66.69
Murcia.	Murcia.	Southwest and Valle Guadalalen.
Navarra.	Navarra.	Pamplona Basin.	65.82
Navarra.	Navarra.	Navarra Media.	65.93
Navarra.	Navarra.	Western Nord.
Navarra.	Navarra.	Pyrenees.	65.80
Navarra.	Navarra.	Ribera Alta Aragon.	66.30
Navarra.	Navarra.	Lower Ribera.	66.47
Navarra.	Navarra.	Estella Earth.	65.94
Basque Country.	Alava.	Cantabrian.
Basque Country.	Alava.	Gorbea Foothills.
Basque Country.	Alava.	Llanada Alavesa.	65.81
Basque Country.	Alava.	Alavesa Mountain.	65.82
Basque Country.	Alava.	Rioja Alavesa.	66.03
Basque Country.	Alava.	Valles Alaveses.	65.88
Basque Country.	Guipuzcoa.	Guipuzcoa.
Basque Country.	Vizcaya.	Vizcaya.

Sorgo regadio

Community	Province	Comarca	g CO2 eq/MJ
Andalusia.	Almeria.	High Almazora.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Alto Andarax.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Under Almazora.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Dalias field.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Nijar and Low Andara Field.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Tabernas Field.
Andalusia.	Almeria.	The Vélez.	52.64
Andalusia.	Almeria.	Birth River.
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Campina de Cádiz.	52.35
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Gibraltar field.	52.02
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Northwest Coast of Cadiz.	54.61
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Of the Janda.	52.24
Andalusia.	Cadiz.	Sierra de Cádiz.	52.10
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	High Campine.	52.45
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	Low Campine.	52.44
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	The Sierra.
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	The Colonies.	52.46
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	Pedroches.	52.53
Andalusia.	Córdoba.	Penibetica.	52.35
Andalusia.	Granada.	Alhama.	52.42
Andalusia.	Granada.	Baza.	52.68
Andalusia.	Granada.	From the Vega.	52.42
Andalusia.	Granada.	Guadix.	52.58
Andalusia.	Granada.	Huescar.
Andalusia.	Granada.	Iznalloz.	52.42
Andalusia.	Granada.	The Coast.	53.41
Andalusia.	Granada.	The Alpujarras.
Andalusia.	Granada.	Montecolo.	52.42
Andalusia.	Granada.	Lecrin Valley.	52.40
Andalusia.	Huelva.	West-West.	54.79
Andalusia.	Huelva.	East-West.	52.39
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Campina County.	54.84
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Litoral County.	54.90
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Costa.	54.51
Andalusia.	Huelva.	Sierra.	52.27
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Northern Campina.	52.50
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Southern Campina.	52.45
Andalusia.	Jaen.	The County.	52.50
Andalusia.	Jaen.	The Loma.	52.34
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Magina.	52.45
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Sierra de Cazorla.	52.16
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Sierra de Segura.	52.05
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Sierra Morena.
Andalusia.	Jaen.	Sierra South.	52.31
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Antequera.	52.46
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Guadalhorce.	53.22
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Round Serrania.	51.99
Andalusia.	Malaga.	Velez Malaga.	54.34
Andalusia.	Seville.	From Estepa.	52.57
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Aljarafe.	54.90
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Campina.	52.48
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Northern Sierra.	52.40
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Vega.	52.61
Andalusia.	Seville.	The Marshes.	52.55
Andalusia.	Seville.	Sierra South.	52.42
Aragon.	Huesca.	Low Tape.
Aragon.	Huesca.	Hoya de Huesca.
Aragon.	Huesca.	Jacetania.
Aragon.	Huesca.	The Litter.
Aragon.	Huesca.	Monelaws.
Aragon.	Huesca.	Ribagorza.
Aragon.	Huesca.	Sobrarbe.
Aragon.	Huesca.	Somontano.
Aragon.	Teruel.	Under Aragon.
Aragon.	Teruel.	Jiloca Basin.
Aragon.	Teruel.	Hoya de Teruel.
Aragon.	Teruel.	Maestralty.
Aragon.	Teruel.	Albarration Serrania.
Aragon.	Teruel.	Montalban serrania.
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Borja.
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Calatayud.
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Caspe.
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Daroca.
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Eject of the Knights.
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	The Almunia of Dona Godina.
Aragon.	Zaragoza.	Zaragoza.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Belmonte de Miranda.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Narcea Cangas.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Onis Cangas.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Gijon.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Grade.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Llanes.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Luarca.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Mieres.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Oviedo.
Asturias.	Asturias.	Vegadeo.
Balearics.	Mallorca.	Ibiza.
Balearics.	Mallorca.	Mallorca.
Balearics.	Mallorca.	Menorca.
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	Fuerteventura.
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	Gran Canaria.
Canary Islands.	The Palms.	Lanzarote.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	Iron Island.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	Island of the Gomera.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	Island of the Palm.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	North of Tenerife.
Canary Islands.	Santa Cruz de Tenerife.	South of Tenerife.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Ason.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Coastal.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Liebana.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Pas-Iguna.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Reinosa.
Cantabria.	Cantabria.	Tudanca-Cabuerniga.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Arevalo-Madrigal.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Avila.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Barco Avila-Piedrahita.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Gredos.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Lower Alberche Valley.
Castilla and Leon.	Avila.	Tietar Valley.
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Arlance.
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Arlazon.
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Bureba-Ebro.
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Demand.
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	The Ribera.
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Merindades.
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Stop.
Castilla and Leon.	Burgos.	Pisuerga.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Astorga.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Bierzo.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	The Paramo.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Esla-Fields.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	The Bane.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	The Cabrera.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	The Moon Mountain.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Riano Mountain.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Sahagun.
Castilla and Leon.	Leon.	Lion Lands.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Aguilar.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Boedo-Ojeda.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Fields.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Cervera.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	The Closed.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Saved.
Castilla and Leon.	Palence.	Saldana-Valdavia.
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Alba de Tormes.
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Rodrigo City.
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	San Esteban source.
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	The Sierra.
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Ledesma.
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Bracamonte's Penaranda.
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Salamanca.
Castilla and Leon.	Salamanca.	Vitigudino.
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	Cuellar.
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	Segovia.
Castilla and Leon.	Segovia.	Sepulveda.
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Almazan.
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Jalon Arches.
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Osma Burgo.
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Gomara field.
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Pinars.
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Soria.
Castilla and Leon.	Soria.	Highlands and Valles of.
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	Center.
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	South.
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	Southeast.
Castilla and Leon.	Valladolid.	Land of Fields.
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Aliste.
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Benavente and the Valles.
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Fields-Pan.
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Duero Low.
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Sanabria.
Castilla and Leon.	Zamora.	Sayago.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Almansa.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Center.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Hellin.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Mancha.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Manchuela.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Sierra Alcaraz.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Albacete.	Sierra Segura.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Calatrava field.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Montiel Fields.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Mancha.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Montes North.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Mountains South.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Ciudad Real.	Pastos.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Alcarria.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	English High.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Low Spot.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Manchuela.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	High Serrania.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Low Serrania.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Basin.	Serrania Media.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Alcarria Alta.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Low Alcart.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Campina.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Molina of Aragon.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Guadalajara.	Sierra.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	The Jara.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	La Mancha.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Mount the Yebenes.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Navahermosa Mountains.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Sagra-Toledo.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Talavera.
Castilla-La Mancha.	Toledo.	Torrijos.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Anoia.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Bages.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Under Llobregat.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Bergada.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Maresme.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Moyans.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Osona.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Penedes.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Western Valles.
Catalonia.	Barcelona.	Eastern Valles.
Catalonia.	Girona.	High Ampurdan.
Catalonia.	Girona.	Under Ampurdan.
Catalonia.	Girona.	Cerdana.
Catalonia.	Girona.	Garrotxa.
Catalonia.	Girona.	Girons.
Catalonia.	Girona.	The Jungle.
Catalonia.	Girona.	Ripolles.
Catalonia.	Lleida.	High Urgel.
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Conca.
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Garrigas.
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Noguera.
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Pallars-Ribagorza.
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Segarra.
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Segria.
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Solsones.
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Urgel.
Catalonia.	Lleida.	Aran Valley.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Low Ebro.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Under Penedes.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Tarragona field.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Barbera Conca.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Priority-Prades.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Ebro Ribera.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Segarra.
Catalonia.	Tarragona.	Terra-Alta.
Ceuta and Melilla.	Ceuta.	Ceuta.
Ceuta and Melilla.	Melilla.	Melilla.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Metropolitan Area of Madrid.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Campina.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Guadarrama.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Lozoya Somosierra.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Western South.
Community of Madrid.	Madrid.	Vegas.
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Central.
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Marked.
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Southern.
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Montana.
Valencia Community.	Alicante.	Vinalopo.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	High Master.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Under Maestralty.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	The Plana.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Northern Litoral.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Central Plains.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Palancy.
Valencia Community.	Castellon.	Penagolosa.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	High Turia.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Liria Fields.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Enguera and the Channel.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Gandia.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Bunol Hoya.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Huerta de Valencia.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	The Jativa Coastal.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Requena-Utiel.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Jucar Riberas.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Rincon de Ademuz.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Sagunto.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Ayora Valley.
Valencia Community.	Valencia.	Valles of Albaida.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Alburgover.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Almendralejo.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Azuaga.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Badajoz.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Castuera.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Don Benito.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Herrera Duque.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Knights ' Jerez.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Full.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Merida.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Olivenza.
Extremadura.	Badajoz.	Puebla Alcocer.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Brots.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Caceres.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Coria.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Herves.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Jaraiz de la Vera.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Logroan.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Mata's moral high-end.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Plasency.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Trujillo.
Extremadura.	Caceres.	Valencia of Alcantara.
Galicia.	A Coruña.	Interior.
Galicia.	A Coruña.	Western.
Galicia.	A Coruña.	Northern.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Central.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Costa.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Montana.
Galicia.	Lugo.	South.
Galicia.	Lugo.	Terra Cha.
Galicia.	Ourense.	The Barco of Valdeorras.
Galicia.	Ourense.	Ourense.
Galicia.	Ourense.	Verin.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Interior.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Litoral.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Minus.
Galicia.	Pontevedra.	Montana.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Rioja Alta.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Rioja Low.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Rioja Media.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	High Red Sierra.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Red Sierra Baja.
Rioja.	La Rioja.	Red Sierra Media.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Cartagena field.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Center.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Northeast.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Northwest.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Rio Segura.
Murcia.	Murcia.	Southwest and Valle Guadalalen.
Navarra.	Navarra.	Pamplona Basin.
Navarra.	Navarra.	Navarra Media.
Navarra.	Navarra.	Western Nord.
Navarra.	Navarra.	Pyrenees.
Navarra.	Navarra.	Ribera Alta Aragon.
Navarra.	Navarra.	Lower Ribera.
Navarra.	Navarra.	Estella Earth.
Basque Country.	Alava.	Cantabrian.
Basque Country.	Alava.	Gorbea Foothills.
Basque Country.	Alava.	Llanada Alavesa.
Basque Country.	Alava.	Alavesa Mountain.
Basque Country.	Alava.	Rioja Alavesa.
Basque Country.	Alava.	Valles Alaveses.
Basque Country.	Guipuzcoa.	Guipuzcoa.
Basque Country.	Vizcaya.	Vizcaya.