Facility detail

TRANSALTA CENTRALIA GENERATION / MINING

913 BIG HANAFORD RD, CENTRALIA, WA, 98531

Parent company: TRANSALTA USA INC

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 Vanadium compounds Hydrogen fluoride Zinc compounds Total (lbs)
2024 6,816 1,819 862 13,689 — 106,112
2023 — — 740 17,123 — 104,375
2022 — — 1,696 13,938 — 111,416
2021 — — 1,910 14,003 — 90,860
2020 8,812 1,456 1,345 20,114 — 111,468
2019 33,050 4,473 2,974 33,444 — 172,484
2018 — — 986 41,838 — 135,947
2017 17,562 1,971 1,158 41,383 — 142,181
2016 7,203 1,053 2,273 21,006 — 131,177
2015 58,786 6,677 3,419 27,302 — 213,401
2014 973,590 126,859 29,466 27,930 — 1,327,902
2013 818,245 86,954 24,294 33,709 — 1,133,145
2012 578,349 61,805 18,773 30,346 — 826,931
2011 1,298,062 173,239 44,175 25,563 27,858 1,683,688
2010 2,754,249 348,509 88,624 52,175 52,655 3,524,807
2009 1,527,244 167,414 52,788 78,005 69,791 2,066,330
2008 1,959,301 308,860 78,957 72,095 44,691 2,635,208
2007 1,604,370 189,134 97,228 58,234 31,978 2,189,830
2006 1,010,939 415,544 184,106 28,657 30,064 2,031,159
2005 2,049,660 1,023,429 481,658 36,988 75,377 4,432,405
2004 2,100,352 1,302,519 408,712 71,328 85,269 4,956,437
2003 2,203,583 1,603,760 356,494 69,850 91,460 5,575,365
2002 1,918,492 1,434,634 310,885 111,505 91,175 4,896,153
2001 2,368,319 934,307 422,407 183,753 111,218 4,922,987
2000 2,234,310 384,945 398,150 406,182 115,766 4,243,643
1999 682,355 439,470 — 598,898 274,355 2,813,064
1998 1,235,673 777,686 — 645,368 624,938 4,430,343

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