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Rayburn Energy Station: 1.24 million metric tons CO2e in 2023

Rayburn Energy Station in Sherman, Texas reported 1,242,048 metric tons of CO2-equivalent direct emissions to the EPA for 2023, the #85 largest of 851 reporting direct emitters in Texas and #491 nationally.

Direct emissions, 2023
1,242,048 t CO2e
Rank
#85 of 851 direct emitters in Texas; #491 of 6,455 in the U.S.
Share of Texas total
0.3%
Sector
Power Plants
Location
Sherman, Grayson County, Texas
Parent company
Rayburn Energy Station LLC (100%)
NAICS code
221112
EPA GHGRP facility ID
1011453

By gas

Gast CO2eShare
Carbon Dioxide1,240,78799.9%
Nitrous Oxide6860.1%
Methane5750.0%

See facility 1011453 on EPA FLIGHT · All direct emitters in Texas

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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