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Greenhouse gas emissions in Anderson County

Large facilities in Anderson County, South Carolina reported 5.46 million t of direct greenhouse gas emissions in 2023 (5 facilities), EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program.

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How much greenhouse gas do large facilities in Anderson County, South Carolina emit?

YearDirect emissionsReporting facilities
20102.48 million t4
20112.46 million t4
20122.52 million t5
20132.06 million t5
20142.12 million t5
20153.31 million t5
20162.66 million t5
20173.07 million t5
20184.05 million t5
20194.80 million t5
20205.17 million t5
20214.98 million t5
20224.92 million t5
20235.46 million t5

Which large facilities in Anderson County, South Carolina report greenhouse gas emissions?

FacilityDirect emissions (latest year)Year
John S. Rainey Generating Station
Iva, SC · NAICS 221112
2.63 million t2023
W S Lee
Williamston, SC · NAICS 221112
2.34 million t2023
Anderson Regional Landfill
Belton, SC · NAICS 562212
243,430 t2023
First Quality Tissue SE
Anderson, SC · NAICS 322120
225,327 t2023
Owens Corning Vitrotex, LLC
Starr, SC · NAICS 327212
23,247 t2023

All figures for Anderson County · South Carolina · United States

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