Facility detail

PUERTO RICO ENERGY LLC - BAYAMON TERMINAL

PR 28 KM 2 LUCHETTI IND US TRIAL PARK, BAYAMON, PR, 00961

Parent company: NA

Carcinogen PBT — EPA classifications across all reporting years

Year-over-year total releases

Reported on-site TRI releases in pounds (lbs), grouped by reporting year.

Top chemical totals

The 10 chemicals with the highest cumulative on-site releases in pounds (lbs) across all available years.

Full release table

Rows are years. Columns show the five highest-total chemicals across all years plus each year's total release volume.

All values in pounds (lbs)
Year n-Hexane Toluene Benzene Xylene (mixed isomers) Ammonia Total (lbs)
2024 1,288 2,350 1,428 1,674 — 7,980
2023 1,871 2,904 2,058 1,534 — 9,127
2022 1,138 1,915 1,271 1,023 — 6,053
2021 1,178 1,989 1,319 1,112 — 6,389
2020 1,102 1,960 1,247 1,349 — 6,686
2019 1,056 1,977 1,163 1,430 — 6,675
2018 1,038 2,165 1,115 1,865 — 7,642
2017 1,011 2,088 1,133 1,642 — 7,043
2016 986 1,925 1,102 1,494 — 6,634
2015 1,039 1,714 1,177 1,144 — 5,945
2014 1,263 2,136 1,614 1,292 — 7,122
2013 348 696 394 816 — 2,926
2009 264,833 200,534 170,245 65,078 — 765,833
2008 39,983 7,000 6,333 2,317 — 57,305
2007 44,256 7,064 7,310 2,336 — 62,663
2006 42,256 7,421 7,100 2,473 — 61,087
2005 46,160 8,204 7,395 2,812 — 66,605
2004 48,961 7,780 7,652 2,594 — 68,824
2003 40,231 7,067 6,789 2,421 — 58,274
2002 36,181 6,687 5,616 2,203 — 52,269
2001 41,003 6,853 6,680 2,264 — 58,444
2000 129,618 12,588 22,113 4,136 3,236 177,733
1999 141,342 15,765 22,234 5,283 750 192,530
1998 45,465 13,945 11,690 4,788 — 80,038
1997 46,487 15,225 12,603 5,265 — 84,213
1996 302,265 60,354 32,489 22,332 — 439,989
1995 180,627 33,441 24,636 12,005 — 266,634
1994 — 33,970 51,185 7,542 4,421 120,032
1993 — 38,156 55,684 8,513 9,216 134,019
1992 — 39,600 56,900 8,780 21,000 158,989
1991 — 302,700 71,800 258,000 137,000 982,367
1990 — 178,000 59,300 23,700 109,000 377,240
1989 — 44,000 14,600 5,800 250 73,656
1988 — — 8,250 — 300 10,238
1987 — — — — — 10,713

▎ Facilities report to EPA's TRI once they manufacture, process, or use a listed chemical above set thresholds. Once that threshold is crossed, they must report actual releases regardless of size — so a small number reflects genuine low-level discharge, not a data error.