Facility ID: 1000315 · Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems

Armagh Compressor Station

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NEW FLORENCE, PA · Indiana · NAICS 486210

Data updated May 2026

38K
MT CO2e (2023)
13
Reporting Years
PA
State

Annual Emissions History

2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
Year Total CO2e (MT)
2023 38,154
2022 52,760
2021 39,929
2020 29,442
2019 42,817
2018 49,536
2017 42,027
2016 34,272
2015 30,712
2014 20,562
2013 11,394
2012 4,284
2011 26,521

Facility Insight: Armagh Compressor Station

Armagh Compressor Station (EPA GHGRP Facility ID 1000315) reported 38K metric tons of CO2-equivalent in 2023, operating in NEW FLORENCE, PA within Indiana. The site is classified under Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems with NAICS code 486210.

The facility has 13 years of reported data on record, covering the 2011–2023 window. Over that period, annual CO2e emissions rose by 43.9%, with the peak observed year showing up to 53K MT CO2e.

Emissions Analysis

Armagh Compressor Station reports 38K MT CO2e, placing it among smaller reporting facilities in the GHGRP.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much CO2 does Armagh Compressor Station emit?

Armagh Compressor Station reported 38K MT CO2e in 2023.

Is Armagh Compressor Station reducing emissions?

Over 13 reporting years (2011–2023), Armagh Compressor Station's emissions have increased by 43.9%. This may reflect expanded operations or increased production.

Data sourced from the EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program (GHGRP), Facility ID 1000315. Data subject to facility self-reporting, not compliance advice. See our methodology for how this data is sourced, computed, and verified. Retrieved and formatted by PlainCarbon Editorial