Facility detail

KENNECOTT UTAH COPPER SMELTER & REFINERY

12000 WEST 2100 SOUTH & 11500 W 2100 S, MAGNA, UT, 84044

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 Copper compounds Zinc compounds Copper Arsenic compounds Lead compounds Total (lbs)
2024 — 3,847,204 — — — 16,634,119
2023 — 3,396,344 — — — 18,117,174
2022 — 4,525,584 — — — 19,218,552
2021 15,353,893 6,752,218 — 1,809,459 3,208,012 28,084,176
2020 — 10,477,586 — — — 33,255,070
2019 16,917,579 8,837,319 — 3,532,500 5,985,242 36,562,686
2018 16,523,751 7,290,414 — 1,889,374 5,361,348 32,251,584
2017 17,978,300 6,807,444 — 2,410,898 4,949,778 33,304,111
2016 22,855,884 15,957,451 — 3,018,714 4,583,257 47,702,283
2015 15,854,932 17,902,014 — 2,810,360 4,665,516 42,354,088
2014 11,091,623 5,744,913 — 3,444,725 3,876,117 25,326,926
2013 9,127,644 4,509,220 — 2,583,531 1,997,713 19,142,585
2012 8,071,281 4,176,625 — 2,492,347 3,197,057 19,051,301
2011 11,335,513 5,599,106 — 2,618,213 2,679,438 23,444,819
2010 11,145,110 4,528,980 — 3,623,570 3,096,914 23,981,968
2009 11,669,366 3,634,911 — 3,718,783 2,705,559 23,036,593
2008 8,337,349 5,200,773 — 3,404,280 2,866,442 21,090,516
2007 4,576,961 4,000,944 — 2,702,405 2,688,072 15,780,479
2006 6,080,090 3,970,326 — 2,412,920 2,611,500 17,198,509
2005 7,894,950 11,013,050 — 4,339,700 5,368,063 30,129,719
2004 9,353,150 7,408,600 — 6,010,100 4,019,466 29,823,397
2003 8,081,955 5,608,150 — 5,405,481 4,209,505 25,675,841
2002 12,415,600 5,310,150 — 2,813,850 3,721,882 25,220,896
2001 14,457,750 5,232,800 — 2,922,800 2,874,480 27,830,109
2000 31,020,350 5,585,450 — 6,619,250 3,953,900 54,147,990
1999 8,367,550 5,745,955 — 7,832,905 4,787,855 28,605,960
1998 11,085,300 7,357,450 — 6,231,700 5,384,450 33,924,485
1997 9,994,500 4,989,150 — 4,211,500 4,547,450 24,327,070
1996 5,318,750 2,202,400 — 663,305 858,005 9,360,290
1995 2,483,750 1,613,750 — 636,000 805,700 5,990,210
1994 4,540,805 2,720,105 — 1,218,800 1,380,155 10,460,875
1993 4,902,850 2,814,850 — 1,617,700 1,746,200 11,717,315
1992 4,065,500 1,813,000 — 1,719,200 1,147,300 10,223,075
1991 3,389,750 1,512,605 — 1,226,100 816,100 14,234,230
1990 3,369,650 2,013,605 — 1,320,955 1,239,150 9,694,735
1989 — 3,714,050 4,054,250 2,848,050 — 15,473,300
1988 — 781,750 4,217,150 2,615,800 — 11,393,850
1987 — — 130,071,800 8,309,550 — 149,405,350

▎ 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.