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Greenhouse gas emissions in Hale County

Large facilities in Hale County, Texas reported 919,295 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 Hale County, Texas emit?

YearDirect emissionsReporting facilities
2010115,858 t2
2011333,457 t4
2012394,323 t4
2013134,047 t4
2014279,142 t3
2015317,775 t4
2016295,903 t4
2017317,978 t4
2018671,513 t4
2019970,379 t4
2020665,910 t4
2021524,357 t4
2022833,412 t6
2023919,295 t6

Which large facilities in Hale County, Texas report greenhouse gas emissions?

FacilityDirect emissions (latest year)Year
Elk Station
Abernathy, TX · NAICS 221112
492,751 t2023
West Texas Region Disposal Facility
Abernathy, TX · NAICS 562212
137,592 t2023
Antelope Station
Abernathy, TX · NAICS 221112
125,720 t2023
PLAINVIEW BIOENERY LLC
Plainview, TX · NAICS 325193
114,541 t2023
Azteca Milling - Plainview
Plainview, TX · NAICS 311211
41,589 t2023
Anton CO2 Re-Injection Facility
Anton, TX · NAICS 211120
7,102 t2023
Cargill Meat Solutions Corporation
Plainview, TX · NAICS 311611
6,461 t2013

All figures for Hale County · Texas · United States

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