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Q430. The factory nearby isn't listed. Why not?
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A430. Many large buildings and industries do not directly emit more than  25,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent, and therefore may not  be required to report.  For example, some factories and other large  buildings consume a lot of electricity to provide the energy for their  operations, so the emissions occur at the power plant providing the  electricity. In this case, the power plant would report the GHG  emissions from the production of the electricity.  The factory would not  report emissions for using the electricity.


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Source: EPA Data Publication FAQs [http://www.epa.gov/climatechange/emissions/ghgdata/faq.html#q1]


Approval / Publishing History: Version 1, Reviewed and approved for publishing, B. Cook, 06/28/2012

Expiration : none

Relevant Subpart/Component: GHG Data and Publication
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