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Greenhouse gas emissions in Loving County

Large facilities in Loving County, Texas reported 1.29 million t of direct greenhouse gas emissions in 2023 (7 facilities), EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program.

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How much greenhouse gas do large facilities in Loving County, Texas emit?

YearDirect emissionsReporting facilities
201437,565 t1
201533,960 t1
201626,082 t1
201763,340 t1
2018240,022 t3
2019674,060 t4
2020794,043 t6
2021907,857 t6
2022973,846 t7
20231.29 million t7

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

FacilityDirect emissions (latest year)Year
Lobo Processing Plant
Mentone, TX · NAICS 211130
447,662 t2023
Mentone Gas Plant
Mentone, TX · NAICS 211130
272,641 t2023
Tornado Gas Plant
Mentone, TX · NAICS 211130
189,046 t2023
Lime Rock Resources Pecos Valley
Mentone, TX · NAICS 213111
174,065 t2023
Gateway Gathering Station
Mentone, TX · NAICS 211130
96,039 t2023
Mentone Gas Plant
Mentone, TX · NAICS 211130
79,278 t2023
RKI Stateline Compressor Station
Orla, TX · NAICS 486210
33,960 t2015
CPX Energy
Mentone, TX · NAICS 211120
32,774 t2023

All figures for Loving County · Texas · United States

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