Facility ID: 1000676 · Power Plants

Monroe

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MONROE, MI · Monroe · NAICS 221112

Data updated May 2026

11.4M MT CO₂e · 2023

Monroe sits in the upper third of EPA GHGRP reporters by latest CO₂e (#8 of 8,713 nationally, #1 of 260 in MI).

  • National rank #8 of 8,713 GHGRP facilities
  • #1 of 260 in MI
  • #6 of 1,732 in Power Plants
  • 49.6% of DTE ENERGY parent CO₂e
  • 2023 mix: 0.8% non-CO₂ (N₂O-led)
  • -28.4% since 2011

Monroe vs all U.S. GHGRP facilities

Where this site's latest reported Scope 1 CO₂e sits among every EPA GHGRP reporting facility

11,413,347 8th of 8713 higher than 8,705 of 8,713 facilities

GHGRP facilities, banded by latest reported CO₂e (MT)

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Source EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program · 2023

Facility footprint context

This site accounts for 49.6% of DTE ENERGY reported parent CO₂e (11.4M MT of 23.0M MT ; #1 of 19 GHGRP facilities under that parent ). Inside the EPA Power Plants sector it ranks #6 of 1,732 facilities by latest CO₂e. Shares use GHGRP facility rollups only, not Scope 2/3 or non-reporting sites.

2023 gas mix desk

Of 11.4M MT CO₂e reported for 2023, non-CO₂ gases are 0.8% , led by N₂O at 0.5% . Component shares use this facility's GHGRP CO₂ / CH₄ / N₂O rows for that year (already CO₂e-weighted).

CO₂
99.2%
11.3M MT
CH₄
0.3%
33K MT
N₂O
0.5%
57K MT

Emissions decline across reporting years

2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
Year Total CO2e (MT)
2023 11,413,347
2022 14,908,126
2021 14,379,178
2020 13,059,155
2019 15,144,724
2018 16,400,875
2017 15,510,779
2016 14,007,173
2015 15,483,977
2014 15,143,705
2013 15,452,854
2012 15,216,832
2011 15,940,342

Facility insight: Monroe

Monroe (GHGRP ID 1000676) is a high-volume reporter at 11.4M MT CO₂e in 2023 from MONROE, MI (#8 of 8,713 nationally) under Power Plants (NAICS 221112).

Across 2011–2023, annual CO₂e fell 28.4%; peak load was 16.4M MT in 2018. This facility has filed every year from 2011 to 2023, a complete 13-year record.

Peak year was 2018 at 16.4M MT CO2e; latest 2023 sits 30.4% below that peak (11.4M MT). The largest year-to-year move was 2022→2023 (-23.4%, 3.5M MT).

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does Monroe rank among U.S. GHGRP facilities?

According to the EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program, Monroe ranks #8 of 8,713 reporting facilities by latest reported CO₂e, and #1 of 260 facilities in MI (same sort as the state facility table). See /methodology#corpus-placement.

What share of GHGRP facilities report less CO₂e than Monroe?

Monroe's 11.4M MT CO₂e is higher than 8,705 of the 8,713 GHGRP facilities with reported emissions (100%), an exact count from the full corpus, not an estimate.

How much CO2 does Monroe emit?

Monroe reported 11.4M MT CO2e in 2023.

What share of DTE ENERGY does Monroe represent?

Monroe accounts for 49.6% of DTE ENERGY's reported GHGRP CO₂e (11.4M MT of 23.0M MT), ranking #1 of 19 facilities under that parent.

What is Monroe's 2023 CO₂ / CH₄ / N₂O mix?

In 2023, non-CO₂ gases were 0.8% of reported CO₂e at Monroe, with N₂O the larger non-CO₂ share at 0.5% (CO₂ 99.2%). Shares use the facility's GHGRP gas components for that year.

Where does Monroe rank inside Power Plants?

Among EPA GHGRP facilities tagged Power Plants, Monroe ranks #6 of 1,732 by latest reported CO₂e.

Is Monroe reducing emissions?

Over 13 reporting years (2011–2023), Monroe's emissions have decreased by 28.4%. This suggests meaningful progress in emissions reduction.

Nationwide facilities with similar CO₂e or sector

Peer sets outside MI for a top-third GHGRP emitter: CO₂e totals first, then Power Plants neighbors.

Data sourced from the EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program (GHGRP), Facility ID 1000676. 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