Facility detail

INNOVATIVE WATER CARE LLC

95 MACCORKLE AVE SW, SOUTH CHARLESTON, WV, 25303

Parent company: OLYMPUS WATER US HOLDING CORP

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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	Sodium sulfate (solution)	Ammonia	Chlorine	Sulfuric acid (acid aerosols including mists, vapors, gas, fog, and other airborne forms of any particle size)	Sodium hydroxide (solution)	Total (lbs)
2024	—	4,997	12,572	—	—	17,569
2023	—	3,714	12,610	—	—	16,324
2022	—	11,383	12,429	—	—	23,812
2021	—	26,683	12,731	—	—	39,414
2020	—	18,321	13,338	—	—	31,659
2019	—	31,271	13,041	—	—	44,312
2018	—	36,463	13,004	—	—	49,467
2017	—	41,578	13,018	—	—	54,596
2016	—	38,534	12,147	—	—	50,681
2015	—	46,351	12,973	—	—	59,324
2014	—	40,730	12,543	—	—	53,273
2013	—	45,422	9,569	—	—	54,991
2012	—	34,986	7,217	—	—	42,203
2011	—	57,119	10,505	—	—	67,624
2010	—	53,038	10,460	—	—	63,498
2009	—	55,944	10,580	—	—	66,524
2008	—	86,058	10,774	—	—	96,832
2007	—	83,442	10,798	—	—	94,240
2006	—	82,549	10,798	—	—	93,347
2005	—	82,663	10,702	—	—	93,365
2004	—	72,356	10,750	—	—	83,106
2003	—	78,940	10,730	—	—	89,670
2002	—	90,255	10,774	—	—	101,029
2001	—	102,809	10,678	—	—	113,487
2000	—	105,369	10,786	—	—	116,155
1999	—	92,590	12,192	—	—	104,782
1998	—	129,490	12,145	—	—	141,635
1997	—	114,691	12,163	—	—	126,854
1996	—	102,456	12,192	—	—	114,648
1995	—	98,954	9,071	—	—	108,025
1994	—	79,898	9,526	—	—	89,424
1993	—	229,266	11,416	1,903	—	242,585
1992	—	172,500	9,405	3,600	—	185,505
1991	—	153,281	36,950	500	—	190,731
1990	—	57,519	7,155	507	—	65,181
1989	—	401,075	9,024	1,909	—	412,008
1988	—	341,611	12,108	—	—	353,719
1987	21,850,176	562,923	65,672	—	324	22,479,095

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