Emissions
Greenhouse gas emissions in Ohio
Large facilities in Ohio reported 102.10 million t of direct greenhouse gas emissions in 2023 (269 emitting facilities), EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program, with the 40 largest emitters and every county.
How much greenhouse gas do large facilities in Ohio emit?
| Year | Direct emissions | Reporting facilities |
|---|---|---|
| 2010 | 156.74 million t | 249 |
| 2011 | 151.11 million t | 268 |
| 2012 | 134.95 million t | 272 |
| 2013 | 138.67 million t | 270 |
| 2014 | 138.54 million t | 276 |
| 2015 | 121.50 million t | 281 |
| 2016 | 117.45 million t | 256 |
| 2017 | 117.53 million t | 261 |
| 2018 | 114.65 million t | 267 |
| 2019 | 106.49 million t | 272 |
| 2020 | 104.69 million t | 269 |
| 2021 | 107.43 million t | 271 |
| 2022 | 107.97 million t | 271 |
| 2023 | 102.10 million t | 269 |
Which 40 facilities in Ohio emitted the most greenhouse gas in 2023?
How much greenhouse gas did large facilities emit in each county of Ohio in 2023?
Gallia County 18.36 million t · Jefferson County 11.20 million t · Lucas County 7.72 million t · Butler County 6.17 million t · Cuyahoga County 5.39 million t · Washington County 5.31 million t · Lawrence County 4.16 million t · Hamilton County 3.89 million t · Allen County 3.18 million t · Columbiana County 3.17 million t · Guernsey County 3.00 million t · Sandusky County 2.86 million t · Trumbull County 2.54 million t · Carroll County 2.36 million t · Muskingum County 1.84 million t · Vinton County 1.34 million t · Stark County 1.23 million t · Montgomery County 1.10 million t · Scioto County 948,221 t · Lorain County 898,982 t · Wood County 796,766 t · Franklin County 750,221 t · Harrison County 726,077 t · Seneca County 660,281 t · Pickaway County 602,423 t · Richland County 563,317 t · Greene County 560,711 t · Fulton County 466,854 t · Ashtabula County 423,671 t · Portage County 401,799 t · Fayette County 397,350 t · Lake County 390,888 t · Jackson County 363,350 t · Paulding County 358,128 t · Defiance County 340,029 t · Ross County 312,941 t · Athens County 310,484 t · Tuscarawas County 309,298 t · Mahoning County 303,271 t · Crawford County 302,609 t · Marion County 273,136 t · Darke County 272,506 t · Putnam County 248,864 t · Ottawa County 232,844 t · Pike County 226,981 t · Perry County 223,449 t · Wayne County 219,061 t · Coshocton County 197,715 t · Brown County 195,416 t · Summit County 187,690 t · Belmont County 143,382 t · Van Wert County 137,817 t · Williams County 133,403 t · Fairfield County 118,285 t · Monroe County 107,496 t · Union County 106,936 t · Shelby County 100,520 t · Licking County 98,898 t · Erie County 95,418 t · Noble County 82,532 t · Henry County 79,401 t · Huron County 74,720 t · Hancock County 74,528 t · Medina County 58,850 t · Warren County 58,023 t · Logan County 56,342 t · Mercer County 53,952 t · Adams County 40,176 t · Preble County 39,135 t · Wyandot County 27,308 t · Auglaize County 19,790 t
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