A reduction in this emission is noted in the Electricity for All scenario beginning in 2025, which is explained by the growth of production from gas and by the entry of nuclear power production into the system, as shown in the figure below (CO2 emissions per inhabitant under three scenarios). 1 Evaluation study of electricity supply and demand in Niger from 2010 2035, 2014.Source: PANEDT/IAEA, 2014 4.3.3 Mitigation of the two sectors put together Nigerâs contribution is based on a results-action mix. The emissions reduction of the two priority sectors, AFOLU, and energy is estimated at 33,400 GgCO2 e, 34,7% compared to BaU in 2030.