CCCamp 2019 Power Statistics

CO₂ numbers

The diesel consumption for the electric power generation was roughly 25000 liters. That means, in rough terms, every attendee of the Camp used 5 liters. Burning 25000 liters produces around 77 metric tonnes of CO₂ (better emission numbers of the actual diesel generators are welcome). [1]
If we cover the area of the Ziegelei (249090 m² (Source: OSM)) with that amount of CO₂ the height of that cover would be 17 cm (at 1024 hPa and 20 °C (roughly the average weather on day 4)).
In comparison the anthropogenic CO₂ emission of around 40 Gt per year [2] leads to an additional height of 4 cm per year (surface of the earth 510072000 km², same weather conditions as above).

If we take the emission budget into account, for example the 420 Gt of CO₂ (set at the start of 2018 for the 1.5 °C target)[3], we have left around 353 Gt. That means around 692 g/m² (considering the surface the earth). The camp used up 310 g/m² (considering the the area of the Ziegelei).