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Greenhouse gas emissions in Suwannee County

Large facilities in Suwannee County, Florida reported 467,956 t of direct greenhouse gas emissions in 2023 (4 facilities), EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program.

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How much greenhouse gas do large facilities in Suwannee County, Florida emit?

YearDirect emissionsReporting facilities
2010648,028 t2
2011561,079 t2
2012660,813 t2
2013743,747 t2
2014827,625 t2
2015813,529 t2
2016868,506 t2
2017593,605 t2
2018732,342 t4
2019691,021 t4
2020621,069 t3
2021614,911 t4
2022609,313 t4
2023467,956 t4

Which large facilities in Suwannee County, Florida report greenhouse gas emissions?

FacilityDirect emissions (latest year)Year
SUWANNEE AMERICAN CEMENT
Branford, FL · NAICS 327310
361,182 t2023
Hildreth
O'Brien, FL · NAICS 486210
62,119 t2023
Suwannee River Power Plant
Live Oak, FL · NAICS 221112
30,859 t2023
Suwannee Mill
Live Oak, FL · NAICS 321113
13,797 t2023

All figures for Suwannee County · Florida · United States

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