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Modelled facility data · 2023

Cement facility estimates in Russian Federation

The dataset contains 53 records after repeated placeholder values are removed. The estimated total is 39,542,470 tonnes of carbon dioxide for 2023.

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Data status

These are Climate TRACE modelled estimates for 2023. They are not verified declarations, current emissions, tax liabilities or CBAM liabilities.

Some records may represent facility clusters. Confirm the facility, operator, installation boundary, sector and reporting period before use.

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Largest estimates in this dataset

RankFacilityModelled sectorEstimated t CO2, 2023
1Oskolcement Cement Plantcement2,300,962
2SLK Korkino Cement Plantcement2,125,206
3Sebryakovsky Cement Plantcement2,031,243
4Topkinsky Cement Plantcement1,873,892
5Maltsovsky Portlandcement Cement Plantcement1,837,937
6Mordovtsement Cement Plantcement1,787,641
7Volsky Cement Plantcement1,188,647
8novoroscement Proletary Cement Plantcement1,098,135
9novoroscement Oktyabr Cement Plantcement1,087,220
10SLK Sukholozhskcement Cement Plantcement1,043,053

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Industry assessment for cement

Source: Inzonex Carbon Hub — inzonex.co.uk/carbon · prices dated as shown on each figure · schedule per Regulation (EU) 2023/956 · indicative analytics, not compliance advice.