EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program · 2,268 companies · 6,455 facilities · 2011–2023

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Search corporate greenhouse gas emissions — 2,268 parent companies and 6,455 U.S. industrial facilities, reported annually under the EPA GHGRP. 2.38B metric tons CO₂e in 2023.

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CO₂e (latest year)
2.38B
Reporting facilities
6,455
Parent companies
2,268
Years tracked
13
2.38B
MT CO2e (2023)
6,455
Reporting Facilities
2,268
Parent Companies
13
Years of Data (2011–2023)

Top Emitters

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Top 10 corporate emitters (MT CO₂e)

Vistra86320993.13799997THE SOUTHERN78398055.582DUKE ENERGY65014887.778CPN MANAGEMENT47584534.132NEXTERA ENERGY45574355.57600001AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER CO44722865.552BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY43132802.085999995US GOVERNMENT41442121.703EXXON MOBIL34301326.179999985ENTERGY33917637.96200001
# Company Emissions (MT CO2e)
1 Vistra 86.3M
2 THE SOUTHERN 78.4M
3 DUKE ENERGY 65.0M
4 CPN MANAGEMENT 47.6M
5 NEXTERA ENERGY 45.6M
6 AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER CO 44.7M
7 BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY 43.1M
8 US GOVERNMENT 41.4M
9 EXXON MOBIL 34.3M
10 ENTERGY 33.9M
11 XCEL ENERGY 29.0M
12 MARATHON PETROLEUM 28.8M
13 DOMINION ENERGY 28.5M
14 CLEVELAND-CLIFFS 27.4M
15 PPL 26.8M
16 PHILLIPS 66 24.6M
17 VALERO ENERGY 23.5M
18 DTE ENERGY 23.0M
19 KOCH INDUSTRIES 22.6M
20 NRG ENERGY 22.1M

Emissions by Industry Sector

Power Plants
483 companies · 1732 facilities
1.55B MT
Chemicals
200 companies · 534 facilities
283.3M MT
Other
636 companies · 1600 facilities
150.2M MT
Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems
175 companies · 2099 facilities
146.3M MT
Minerals
112 companies · 434 facilities
111.6M MT
Waste
582 companies · 1433 facilities
97.1M MT
Metals
144 companies · 363 facilities
91.6M MT
Petroleum Product Suppliers
48 companies · 83 facilities
69.2M MT
Pulp and Paper
69 companies · 246 facilities
37.1M MT

Emissions by State

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TX 405.4M MT LA 148.8M MT PA 117.1M MT OH 116.0M MT FL 115.6M MT IN 111.6M MT CA 103.1M MT IL 92.9M MT AL 75.9M MT WV 70.5M MT MI 70.3M MT KY 67.8M MT MO 62.4M MT GA 58.3M MT AZ 53.0M MT

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