Facility detail

INEOS NITRILES USA LLC GREEN LAKE PLANT

TEXAS HWY 185, PORT LAVACA, TX, 77979

Parent company: INEOS US I INC

Carcinogen — 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 Acetonitrile Ammonia Acrylamide Acrylonitrile Ammonium sulfate (solution) Total (lbs)
2024 5,487,241 2,434,050 1,732,823 2,379,064 — 14,809,712
2023 7,763,914 2,857,684 1,992,867 2,388,068 — 17,872,420
2022 7,817,998 3,231,928 2,322,182 2,158,545 — 19,144,998
2021 8,515,014 3,728,006 2,528,386 4,756,345 — 23,846,008
2020 6,342,982 3,982,453 2,364,366 2,672,668 — 18,756,046
2019 3,427,621 2,108,065 1,449,714 1,571,494 — 10,577,120
2018 8,900,952 3,850,980 4,026,873 1,791,061 — 21,418,830
2017 2,810,668 2,802,932 796,743 911,474 — 10,813,629
2016 4,183,803 1,313,724 796,743 971,929 — 9,791,433
2015 2,684,357 1,939,263 2,255,259 735,999 — 10,715,318
2014 3,071,057 1,746,590 2,255,259 617,991 — 10,816,495
2013 5,468,130 2,484,518 2,255,259 1,583,707 — 14,682,521
2012 6,601,129 3,203,134 2,111,600 2,394,359 — 19,807,616
2011 5,934,763 2,981,979 2,111,600 2,032,901 — 18,348,895
2010 6,639,143 4,147,162 2,730,500 3,749,308 — 21,443,568
2009 7,000,128 2,881,425 1,921,300 1,607,607 — 16,264,269
2008 3,305,975 2,507,296 1,831,800 1,904,572 — 11,772,011
2007 4,900,712 4,253,587 2,835,700 1,902,686 — 17,297,814
2006 4,446,308 3,717,506 2,857,700 1,758,677 — 16,095,048
2005 3,753,072 3,318,119 3,001,100 1,315,104 — 14,601,684
2004 2,568,000 3,491,223 2,890,000 1,195,300 — 12,929,675
2003 4,366,900 3,405,200 2,528,000 862,000 — 13,903,986
2002 5,093,164 3,971,454 3,119,000 1,086,469 — 18,228,953
2001 4,370,198 3,374,616 2,536,000 850,631 — 14,586,843
2000 5,522,405 4,211,454 3,079,600 1,037,658 — 16,870,952
1999 4,163,790 3,131,941 2,660,300 932,452 — 14,106,827
1998 3,662,436 2,968,422 2,184,100 1,015,619 — 12,397,944
1997 3,417,421 3,479,257 2,573,000 1,171,904 — 13,743,270
1996 3,273,271 2,486,937 1,728,055 992,075 — 10,747,778
1995 4,611,902 2,707,180 2,000,450 1,021,801 — 13,105,950
1994 4,604,416 2,599,540 1,500,658 984,503 — 11,402,049
1993 3,804,503 14,008,790 930,223 652,405 — 20,650,979
1992 2,436,074 21,729,490 617,261 1,038,968 — 26,859,083
1991 1,905,300 15,002,530 400,309 1,711,200 — 29,052,325
1990 1,211,502 17,807,750 2,400,192 1,329,604 — 32,617,374
1989 374,440 2,820 2,000,930 1,734,940 53,028,000 65,516,025
1988 — 4,250 — 1,367,900 — 12,812,400
1987 401,350 — — — — 425,250

▎ 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.