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Greenhouse gas emissions in Darlington County

Large facilities in Darlington County, South Carolina reported 266,643 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 Darlington County, South Carolina emit?

YearDirect emissionsReporting facilities
20101.65 million t4
20111.19 million t4
2012787,857 t4
2013486,637 t4
2014406,984 t4
2015356,949 t4
2016357,513 t3
2017328,529 t3
2018450,240 t3
2019262,951 t3
2020315,213 t4
2021310,944 t4
2022361,724 t4
2023266,643 t4

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

FacilityDirect emissions (latest year)Year
NUCOR STEEL DARLINGTON
Darlington, SC · NAICS 331110
185,445 t2023
Sonoco Products Co.
Hartsville, SC · NAICS 322130
39,916 t2023
Fiber Industries, LLC
Darlington, SC · NAICS 325220
24,788 t2023
GALEY & LORD SOCIETY HILL
Society Hill, SC · NAICS 313311
18,170 t2015
H B Robinson / Darlington Electric Power Plant
Hartsville, SC · NAICS 221112
16,495 t2023

All figures for Darlington County · South Carolina · United States

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