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Largest greenhouse-gas emitters in Maryland

53 facilities in Maryland reported 14,414,740 metric tons CO2e of direct emissions to the EPA for 2023, 0.6% of the national total for reporting direct emitters. Power Plants accounts for the most (66%). Largest first.

#FacilityCitySectort CO2e
1Heidelberg Materials US Cement LLCUnion BridgeMinerals1,857,878
2Keys Energy CenterBrandywinePower Plants1,655,377
3Wildcat Point Generation FacilityConowingoPower Plants1,652,500
4St Charles Energy CenterWaldorfPower Plants1,604,880
5Brandon Shores LLCBaltimorePower Plants1,236,592
6COVE POINT LNG FACILITYLusbyPower Plants, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems1,152,356
7AES Warrior RunCumberlandPower Plants781,434
8Chalk PointAquascoPower Plants471,263
9Holcim (US), Inc.HagerstownMinerals451,527
10Brandywine Power FacilityBrandywinePower Plants298,669
11WHEELABRATOR BALTIMORE LPBaltimoreWaste282,461
12MONTGOMERY COUNTY RESOURCE RECOVERY FACILITYDickersonWaste219,463
13DickersonDickersonPower Plants198,238
14US PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTHBethesdaOther189,740
15PerrymanPerrymanPower Plants152,743
16CENTRAL SANITARY LANDFILLNewarkWaste121,695
17Rock Springs Generating FacilityRising SunPower Plants119,725
18Eastern Sanitary Landfill Solid Waste Management FacilityWhite MarshWaste113,993
19MIDSHORE II REGIONAL SOLID WASTE FACILITYRidgelyWaste112,909
20GRACEBaltimoreChemicals109,752
21American Sugar Refining, Inc. - Baltimore RefineryBaltimoreOther108,612
22TRANSCO STATION 190Ellicott CityPetroleum and Natural Gas Systems97,685
23University of MarylandCollege ParkOther97,315
24Gold Bond - BAL PlantBaltimoreMinerals90,863
25Cecil County Central LandfillElktonWaste90,754
26H A Wagner LLCBaltimorePower Plants80,047
27ROUTE 40 WEST LANDFILLHagerstownWaste74,764
28The Johns Hopkins HospitalBaltimoreOther71,689
29CHARLES COUNTY LANDFILLWaldorfWaste69,335
30Federal Research Center at White OAK Central Utility PlantSilver SpringPower Plants69,073
31MILLERSVILLE LANDFILLSevernWaste62,029
32National Institute of Standards and TechnologyGaithersburgOther61,268
33SPRING GARDENS STEAM PLANTBaltimorePower Plants55,078
34NEWLAND PARK LANDFILLSalisburyWaste49,506
35REICHS FORD MUNICIPAL LANDFILL & RECYCLING CENTERFrederickWaste49,420
36Darling Ingredients, Inc. - LinkwoodLinkwoodOther, Waste46,849
37PERDUE AGRIBUSINESS LLCSalisburyOther45,021
38GARRETT COUNTY SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL & RECYCLING FACILITYOaklandWaste44,857
39HARFORD WASTE DISPOSAL CENTERStreetWaste44,442
40US NAVY NAVAL SUPPORT FACILITY INDIAN HEADIndian HeadOther44,129
41PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY BROWN STATION ROAUpper MarlboroWaste41,826
42Naval Support Activity BethesdaBethesdaOther38,782
43MIDSHORE I REGIONAL SOLID WASTE FACILITYEastonWaste32,983
44Eastern Gas Transmission and Storage - Myersville Station (Tran)MiddletownPetroleum and Natural Gas Systems32,404
45ALPHA RIDGE LANDFILLMarriottsvilleWaste25,772
46Accident StationAccidentPetroleum and Natural Gas Systems24,516
47JOHNS HOPKINS - HOMEWOOD CAMPUSBaltimoreOther21,789
48QUARANTINE ROAD LANDFILLCurtis BayWaste20,112
49METTIKI COAL, LLCOaklandOther19,744
50Glen Burnie LandfillGlen BurnieWaste10,838
51MOUNTAINVIEW SANITARY LANDFILLFrostburgWaste4,786
52ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND-Aberdeen Area & Edgewood AreaApgOther4,784
53MorgantownNewburgPower Plants471

Source: EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program, 2023 reporting year, sector-level emissions from data.epa.gov (fetched October 31, 2026). Direct emissions in metric tons CO2e as EPA totals them: emitter sectors only, biogenic CO2 reported separately. Covers facilities that report as direct emitters; most emit 25,000 t CO2e or more a year. Reference only.

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