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Greenhouse gas emissions in Taylor County

Large facilities in Taylor County, Kentucky reported 80,306 t of direct greenhouse gas emissions in 2023 (2 facilities), EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program.

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

YearDirect emissionsReporting facilities
201675,209 t2
201774,582 t2
201855,962 t2
201969,412 t2
202056,177 t2
202183,420 t2
202276,016 t2
202380,306 t2

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

FacilityDirect emissions (latest year)Year
TGP Station 096 Campbellsville, KY
Campbellsville, KY · NAICS 486210
42,553 t2023
TGP Station 871 Campbellsville, KY
Campbellsville, KY · NAICS 486210
37,753 t2023

All figures for Taylor County · Kentucky · United States

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