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Greenhouse gas emissions in Breckinridge County

Large facilities in Breckinridge County, Kentucky reported 29,962 t of direct greenhouse gas emissions in 2023 (1 facilities), EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program.

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How much greenhouse gas do large facilities in Breckinridge County, Kentucky emit?

YearDirect emissionsReporting facilities
201128,471 t1
201230,015 t1
201327,170 t1
201434,042 t1
201527,747 t1
201627,003 t1
201745,739 t1
201839,051 t1
201958,113 t1
202039,783 t1
202128,689 t1
202230,924 t1
202329,962 t1

Which large facilities in Breckinridge County, Kentucky report greenhouse gas emissions?

FacilityDirect emissions (latest year)Year
Texas Gas Transmission - Hardinsburg Station
Hardinsburg, KY · NAICS 486210
29,962 t2023

All figures for Breckinridge County · Kentucky · United States

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