Facility detail

BASIN ELECTRIC LELAND OLDS STATION

3901 HWY 200A, STANTON, ND, 58571

Parent company: BASIN ELECTRIC POWER COOPERATIVE

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 Barium compounds (except for barium sulfate (CAS No. 7727-43-7)) Manganese compounds Ammonia Zinc compounds Sulfuric acid (acid aerosols including mists, vapors, gas, fog, and other airborne forms of any particle size) Total (lbs)
2024 — — 169,304 689 10,904 186,162
2023 — — 178,811 854 11,390 197,869
2022 — — 207,027 164,385 13,231 556,084
2021 — — 141,390 112,710 9,243 267,532
2020 — — 163,392 129,890 11,160 310,209
2019 — — 196,136 154,063 13,090 370,095
2018 — — 178,008 142,634 11,669 342,097
2017 4,914 306 268 157,838 13,962 183,698
2016 5,030 583 247 167,815 15,415 197,072
2015 6,083 2,657 — 148,751 14,013 177,851
2014 1,608,303 201,711 — 160 36,000 1,960,788
2013 1,508,503 190,891 — 170 43,000 1,863,247
2012 1,307,203 160,781 — 140 36,000 1,598,185
2011 1,206,603 151,561 — 130 34,000 1,488,548
2010 1,507,203 191,821 — 150 41,000 1,857,668
2009 1,007,403 131,941 — 150 43,000 1,288,439
2008 1,807,703 231,991 — 170 47,000 2,228,645
2007 1,208,203 152,031 — 180 40,000 1,518,416
2006 1,707,303 211,761 — 170 42,000 2,088,330
2005 2,208,503 282,131 — 200 55,000 2,705,286
2004 2,007,903 251,951 — 190 48,000 2,454,346
2003 2,008,303 251,871 — 190 47,000 2,445,852
2002 1,707,303 221,961 — 170 46,000 2,112,560
2001 1,908,603 242,181 — 160 51,000 2,354,125
2000 2,007,803 251,891 — 180 43,000 2,441,208
1999 2,007,703 251,861 — 180 54,000 2,454,110
1998 1,800,578 221,801 — — 63,000 2,220,126

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