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Data layer · est. 2023

Cement in United States: emitters, CO2 & carbon value

86 tracked facilities, ≈32,095,213 t CO2/yr combined — here are the largest, what that CO2 is worth at current prices, and the sector's reduction pathway. Full sector pathway: decarbonizing cement.

The numbers

Cement in United States at a glance

MetricValueNote
Facilities tracked86with CO2 estimates
Total est. CO232,095,213 t/yrClimate TRACE 2023
Average per facility373,200 t/yr
Gross value (full price)€2,419M/yrall tracked CO2 × €75.36/t CBAM ref — before free allocation / EU-bound share

Carbon pricing here: No federal price. California cap-and-trade $29.27 (Feb 2025 auction, CARB) + RGGI power-sector market in the north-east. Current benchmark: $29.27/t (Feb 2025 auction). Full country page: carbon price in United States.

Largest emitters

Top 10 cement CO2 emitters in United States

#FacilityOwnert CO2/yr (est. 2023)Indicative value
1Festus Cement PlantBuzzi Unicem USA Inc1,114,606€84.0M
2Victorville Cement PlantCEMEX Inc898,055€67.7M
3Ragland Cement PlantNational Cement Company Inc882,297€66.5M
4Heidelberg Fleetwood Cement PlantHeidelberg Materials US Inc867,455€65.4M
5Heidelberg Union Bridge Cement PlantHeidelberg Materials US Inc778,129€58.6M
6Heidelberg Nazareth Cement PlantHeidelberg Materials US Inc716,549€54.0M
7New Braunfels Balcones Cement PlantCEMEX Inc673,338€50.7M
8Charlevoix Cement PlantSt Marys Cement Inc (Canada)653,137€49.2M
9Hunter Cement PlantAsh Grove Cement Co635,997€47.9M
10Dixon Cement PlantSt Marys Cement Inc (Canada)613,533€46.2M

Climate TRACE satellite estimates via IndustryAtlas — modelled, not verified; some entries aggregate clusters. Corrections welcome.

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Same industry, other countries
Cement in China
584,603,392 t CO2/yr
Cement in India
163,155,130 t CO2/yr
Cement in Türkiye
47,650,818 t CO2/yr
Cement in Iran
42,318,071 t CO2/yr
Cement in Vietnam
42,004,994 t CO2/yr
Other industries in United States
Oil & gas production in United States
712,998,435 t CO2/yr
Oil refining in United States
186,505,868 t CO2/yr
Chemicals (other) in United States
87,535,644 t CO2/yr
Iron & steel in United States
59,333,385 t CO2/yr
Petrochemicals (steam cracking) in United States
50,952,096 t CO2/yr
FAQ

Questions

How many cement facilities does United States have with tracked emissions?
86 facilities carry satellite-based CO2 estimates in our dataset (Climate TRACE 2023), totalling ≈32,095,213 t CO2/yr.
What is the largest cement emitter in United States?
Festus Cement Plant — ≈1,114,606 t CO2/yr (est. 2023). Estimates are modelled, not verified declarations.
What would this CO2 cost at the CBAM price?
The gross full-price value is ≈€2,419M/yr (all tracked CO2 × €75.36/t CBAM ref). Actual CBAM liability is far smaller: it falls only on emissions embedded in EU-bound exports, and only on the phased-in share — 2.5% in 2026 rising to 100% by 2034 (Reg (EU) 2023/956).
How this page is built: heat-loss figures follow ASTM C680 / ISO 12241 (the method behind our public calculators); facility emissions from Climate TRACE & EU ETS verified data across 30,000+ industrial sites; the 2026–2034 schedule is Regulation (EU) 2023/956, not a forecast. Published by Inzonex Research. Spotted an error? Tell us — we correct on evidence.
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.