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Modelled facility data · 2023

Oil and gas production facility estimates in United States

The dataset contains 343 records after repeated placeholder values are removed. The estimated total is 712,998,435 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
1Spraberry Lower Light Oil TXoil-and-gas-production68,136,936
2Marcellus Dry Gas PAoil-and-gas-production47,022,582
3Bakken Light Oil NDoil-and-gas-production34,608,462
4Alaska North Slope Wet Gas AKoil-and-gas-production27,647,288
5Spraberry Lower Wet Gas TXoil-and-gas-production25,946,658
6Haynesville-Bossier Dry Gas LAoil-and-gas-production22,082,335
7Bone Spring Light Oil NMoil-and-gas-production21,585,491
8Wolfcamp Ultra-Light Oil NMoil-and-gas-production19,417,611
9Anandarko - Hugoton Wet Gas OKoil-and-gas-production14,630,968
10Wolfcamp Ultra-Light Oil TXoil-and-gas-production14,582,683

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  1. Confirm the facility identity.
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  4. Keep facility emissions separate from product embedded emissions and trade flows.
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Country data for United States · Industry assessment for oil and gas production

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.