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Greenhouse gas emissions in Dunn County

Large facilities in Dunn County, North Dakota reported 1.21 million 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 Dunn County, North Dakota emit?

YearDirect emissionsReporting facilities
201091,352 t1
2011294,356 t2
2012300,376 t2
2013294,932 t2
20141.03 million t3
20151.36 million t3
2016683,651 t3
2017816,486 t3
20181.12 million t3
20191.72 million t3
20201.17 million t3
20212.07 million t4
20221.65 million t4
20231.21 million t4

Which large facilities in Dunn County, North Dakota report greenhouse gas emissions?

FacilityDirect emissions (latest year)Year
Williston Basin (Petro-Hunt, LLC)
Killdeer, ND · NAICS 211120
1.01 million t2023
Northern Border Pipeline Manning CS#5
Manning, ND · NAICS 486210
101,287 t2023
Marathon Petroleum Corporation
Dickinson, ND · NAICS 325199
67,029 t2023
BPE GPRP Bear Creek
Killdeer, ND · NAICS 211130
39,230 t2023

All figures for Dunn County · North Dakota · United States

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