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Greenhouse gas emissions in Lexington County

Large facilities in Lexington County, South Carolina reported 700,958 t of direct greenhouse gas emissions in 2023 (6 facilities), EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program.

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

YearDirect emissionsReporting facilities
20101.41 million t5
20111.31 million t7
2012729,559 t7
2013865,574 t7
20141.37 million t7
2015875,562 t5
2016708,486 t5
2017414,281 t5
2018595,819 t5
2019644,531 t5
2020792,303 t6
2021756,148 t6
2022711,008 t6
2023700,958 t6

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

FacilityDirect emissions (latest year)Year
McMeekin
Columbia, SC · NAICS 221112
365,876 t2023
CMC Steel SC
Cayce, SC · NAICS 331110
131,133 t2023
SHAW INDUSTRIES GROUP INC. P LANT 8S
Columbia, SC · NAICS 325211
75,900 t2023
Michelin NA Lexington
Lexington, SC · NAICS 326211
60,806 t2023
SCE&G Gas Operations
Cayce, SC · NAICS 221210
46,411 t2023
HIghway 321 Lexington County Landfill
West Columbia, SC · NAICS 562212
23,311 t2014
SCE&G Electric Power Delivery
Cayce, SC · NAICS 221121
20,832 t2023

All figures for Lexington County · South Carolina · United States

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