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Greenhouse gas emissions of Ultra Resources/Uintah Basin

Ultra Resources/Uintah Basin (Englewood, CO) reported 21,346 t of direct greenhouse gas emissions in 2017 to the EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program; 5 reporting years on record.

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How much greenhouse gas did Ultra Resources/Uintah Basin emit, year by year?

Douglas County, Colorado · NAICS 211111 · EPA GHGRP facility 1011221

YearDirect emissions (t CO2e, record)
201343,960 t
201443,624 t
201539,425 t
201623,646 t
201721,346 t

Which sectors do the 2017 emissions of Ultra Resources/Uintah Basin come from?

  • Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems: 21,346 t

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