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Greenhouse gas emissions in Windham County

Large facilities in Windham County, Connecticut reported 2.25 million t of direct greenhouse gas emissions in 2023 (3 facilities), EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program.

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How much greenhouse gas do large facilities in Windham County, Connecticut emit?

YearDirect emissionsReporting facilities
20101.73 million t3
20112.25 million t3
20122.00 million t3
20131.84 million t2
20141.90 million t4
20152.01 million t4
20162.22 million t4
20172.03 million t4
20182.15 million t3
20192.18 million t3
20202.23 million t3
20212.15 million t3
20222.28 million t3
20232.25 million t3

Which large facilities in Windham County, Connecticut report greenhouse gas emissions?

FacilityDirect emissions (latest year)Year
Lake Road Generating Company
Dayville, CT · NAICS 221112
2.16 million t2023
Exeter Energy Limited Partnership
Sterling, CT · NAICS 221119
203,093 t2012
Chaplin Station
Chaplin, CT · NAICS 486210
50,426 t2023
FRITO-LAY
Killingly (Dayville), CT · NAICS 311919
40,905 t2023
General Cable
Willimantic, CT · NAICS 335929
4,225 t2017

All figures for Windham County · Connecticut · United States

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