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Greenhouse gas emissions in Jay County

Large facilities in Jay County, Indiana reported 259,858 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 Jay County, Indiana emit?

YearDirect emissionsReporting facilities
2010247,436 t3
2011301,658 t4
2012266,835 t4
2013290,601 t4
2014303,289 t4
2015296,158 t4
2016293,954 t4
2017305,542 t4
2018271,966 t4
2019276,324 t4
2020259,073 t4
2021273,096 t3
2022258,392 t3
2023259,858 t3

Which large facilities in Jay County, Indiana report greenhouse gas emissions?

FacilityDirect emissions (latest year)Year
Ardagh Glass Inc. (Dunkirk)
Dunkirk, IN · NAICS 327213
116,955 t2023
POET BIOREFINING - PORTLAND
Portland, IN · NAICS 325193
115,876 t2023
JAY COUNTY LANDFILL
Portland, IN · NAICS 562212
27,027 t2023
ANR Pipeline Portland CS
Portland, IN · NAICS 486210
3,370 t2020

All figures for Jay County · Indiana · United States

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