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SO2 Facilities.Xlsx MASTER_AMASTER_AI_NAME PARISH_DESC ACTUALSO2 PERMIT_TOTAL X_COORD_STANDARD_VALUE Y_COORD_STANDARD_VALUE 133 Reynolds Metals Co - Lake Charles Carbon Co Calcasieu 3989.06 12093.15 -93.293889 30.118056 286 ExxonMobil Corp - Baton Rouge Chemical Plant East Baton Rouge 339.41 1654.70 -91.169717 30.494628 328 International Paper Co - Mansfield Mill DeSoto 2410.34 8653.87 -93.553972 32.156722 585 CLECO Power LLC - Dolet Hills Power Station DeSoto 11720.66 35850.50 -93.571111 32.034722 1186 Entergy Gulf States LA LLC - Louisiana Station Electrical Generating Plant East Baton Rouge 30.00 4461.18 -91.187125 30.490139 1214 Calumet Shreveport Lubricants & Waxes LLC - Shreveport Refinery Caddo 109.19 170.27 -93.791319 32.470761 1224 Calumet Lubricants Co LP - Princeton Refinery Bossier 85.59 101.56 -93.5125 32.588333 1238 Murphy Oil USA Inc - Meraux Refinery St. Bernard 745.75 724.45 -89.944917 29.930222 1250 Citgo Petroleum Corp - Lake Charles Manufacturing Complex Calcasieu 1904.36 5858.92 -93.320111 30.18355 1255 PPG Industries Inc - Lake Charles Complex Calcasieu 27.03 52.10 -93.28575 30.230333 1272 Big River Industries - Gravelite Division Pointe Coupee 113.12 258.08 -91.41821 30.53616 1291 Cabot Corp - Ville Platte Plant Evangeline 8166.43 24549.62 -92.249722 30.746944 1305 Alma Plantation LLC - Alma Facility Pointe Coupee 38.00 47.78 -91.390278 30.600194 1314 Rhodia Inc East Baton Rouge 6795.09 12449.35 -91.18465 30.509861 1357 Cornerstone Chemical Co Jefferson 746.08 1199.48 -90.265681 29.957883 1376 Chalmette Refining LLC - Chalmette Refinery St. Bernard 234.28 501.21 -89.969903 29.937903 1388 Noranda Alumina LLC St. James 10.51 40.73 -90.659722 30.065 1396 Baton Rouge Recycling Center East Baton Rouge 335.67 2546.72 -91.2425 30.583056 1406 Motiva Enterprises LLC - Norco Refinery St. Charles 437.30 808.52 -90.410167 29.995372 1432 Graphic Packaging International Inc - West Monroe Mill #31 Ouachita 708.86 4561.62 -92.150403 32.486531 1514 MeadWestvaco South Carolina LLC - Specialty Chemicals Division Beauregard 16.30 124.80 -93.284967 30.827617 1647 Boise Cascade Wood Products LLC - Florien Plywood Plant Sabine 13.73 25.00 -93.46083 31.45611 1708 Chevron Oronite Co LLC - Oak Point Plant Plaquemines 230.08 364.22 -90.01139 29.81028 1993 Hunt Forest Products Inc - Pollock Plywood Mill Grant 10.53 17.51 -92.415833 31.5925 2073 KPAQ Industries LLC - St Francisville Operations West Feliciana 41.78 196.05 -91.3182 30.709583 2082 Honeywell International Inc - Geismar Complex Ascension 73.65 36.60 -91.05435 30.228469 2083 Union Carbide Corp - St Charles Operations St. Charles 267.48 917.62 -90.455622 29.982289 2140 International Paper Co - Pineville Mill Rapides 1183.15 1853.78 -92.351111 31.294167 2340 Chemtrade Refinery Services Inc - Shreveport Sulfuric Acid Plant Caddo 308.64 431.32 -93.634722 32.356389 2366 Placid Refining Co LLC - Port Allen Refinery West Baton Rouge 54.35 281.62 -91.21111 30.47583 2384 Americas Styrenics LLC - St James Plant St. James 15.77 28.48 -90.913611 30.080833 2416 CF Industries Inc - Donaldsonville Nitrogen Complex Ascension 12.27 11.88 -90.957547 30.087089 2418 ConocoPhillips Co - Alliance Refinery Plaquemines 1759.27 4156.21 -89.586819 29.410397 2518 Evonik Carbon Black LLC - Ivanhoe Carbon Black Plant St. Mary 6525.01 11436.68 -91.736111 29.776667 2532 Mosaic Fertilizer LLC - Uncle Sam Plant St. James 4329.81 14125.26 -90.827611 30.037278 2538 ConocoPhillips Co - Lake Charles Refinery Calcasieu 657.86 2788.73 -93.272611 30.244519 2557 Rain CII Carbon LLC - Chalmette Coke Plant & CT Terminal St. Bernard 4307.20 7008.01 -89.976944 29.9375 2617 Georgia-Pacific Consumer Operations LLC - Port Hudson Operations East Baton Rouge 646.26 1815.66 -91.277864 30.64975 2638 ExxonMobil Baton Rouge Refinery East Baton Rouge 837.04 3190.83 -91.169444 30.484392 2645 International Paper Co - Red River Plant Natchitoches 210.63 724.26 -93.171667 31.905833 2719 Motiva Enterprises LLC - Convent Refinery St. James 313.16 1209.64 -90.890939 30.107653 2841 Entergy Louisiana LLC - Ninemile Point Plant Jefferson 13.00 4879.40 -90.14555 29.946933 2922 CLECO - Brame Energy Center Rapides 7438.81 47086.70 -92.721944 31.406389 3116 Alon Refining Krotz Springs Inc St. Landry 398.60 964.89 -91.746031 30.5265 3165 Marathon Petroleum Co LP - LA Refining Division - Garyville Refinery St. John the Baptist 247.96 1227.53 -90.593528 30.061322 3227 Saint-Gobain Containers Inc - Ruston Plant Lincoln 234.68 390.66 -92.763197 32.544958 3271 Sasol North America Inc - Lake Charles Chemical Complex Calcasieu 21.98 545.94 -93.275278 30.255556 3401 ArcelorMittal LaPlace LLC St. John the Baptist 40.09 73.55 -90.466111 30.039722 3439 Rain CII Carbon LLC - Lake Charles Calcining Plant Calcasieu 7481.34 11088.00 -93.507444 30.147667 3585 Calcasieu Refining Co - Lake Charles Crude Oil Refinery Calcasieu 14.26 14.84 -93.32005 30.132369 3647 RockTenn CP LLC Jackson 125.38 8001.79 -92.736944 32.278056 3732 PCS Nitrogen Fertilizer LP - Geismar Agricultural Nitrogen & Phosphate Plant Ascension 6353.69 5.31 -91.048639 30.228417 4174 Sid Richardson Carbon & Energy Co West Baton Rouge 5314.80 11486.74 -91.278611 30.329889 4294 Weyerhaeuser NR Co - Dodson Divison Winn 14.43 24.64 -92.687778 32.119444 MASTER_AMASTER_AI_NAME PARISH_DESC ACTUALSO2 PERMIT_TOTAL X_COORD_STANDARD_VALUE Y_COORD_STANDARD_VALUE 4859 New Orleans City of - East Bank STP Orleans 30.39 119.96 -89.999853 29.974114 4885 International Matex Tank Terminals - St Rose Terminal St. Charles 21.18 221.16 -90.325 29.940278 4998 Columbian Chemicals Co - North Bend Plant St. Mary 8530.86 15100.24 -91.45684 29.68348 5051 CARBO Ceramics Inc - New Iberia Iberia 178.09 114.89 -91.879444 30.047778 5565 Williams Olefins LLC - Geismar Ethylene Plant Ascension 156.32 157.44 -91.050833 30.231944 7835 Agrilectric Power Partners Ltd Calcasieu 52.00 63.00 -93.128861 30.200306 9142 Entergy Gulf States LA LLC - Nelson Industrial Steam Co (NISCO) Calcasieu 5394.00 8134.24 -93.300278 30.273333 11496 Louisiana Pigment Co LP - Titanium Dioxide Plant Calcasieu 484.77 675.46 -93.308694 30.194847 11541 Dolet Hills Mine DeSoto 11.30 17.59 -93.635 32.0425 17216 Florida Gas Transmission Co - Franklinton Compressor Station #9 Washington 10.12 16.53 -90.058889 30.783611 19184 Crosstex LIG Liquids LLC - Plaquemine Gas Plant Iberville 171.99 241.72 -91.241381 30.236511 19588 Entergy Gulf States LA LLC - Nelson Electric Generating Plant Calcasieu 14417.00 55625.73 -93.300278 30.273333 19901 Cabot Corp - Canal Plant St. Mary 7476.43 27101.00 -91.470833 29.6875 19933 Boise Packaging & Newsprint LLC - DeRidder Paper Mill Beauregard 165.26 6782.00 -93.375867 30.859783 25003 Florida Gas Transmission Co - Port Barre Compressor Station 75 St. Landry 13.94 21.54 -91.86963 30.5403 26003 Valero Refining Co - New Orleans LLC - St Charles Refinery St. Charles 348.71 2698.74 -90.392778 29.985278 26336 Shell Chemical LP - Norco Chemical Plant - East Site St. Charles 358.92 4891.39 -90.40694 30.00111 27399 Discovery Producer Services LLC - Larose Gas Processing Plant Lafourche 19.90 34.25 -90.398611 29.542778 29884 Oxbow Calcining LLC - Baton Rouge Calcined Coke Plant East Baton Rouge 5871.50 21050.80 -91.238917 30.580667 31513 Air Liquide Large Industries US LP - Geismar Ascension 12.59 13.28 -90.992997 30.207692 32219 River Birch Inc - River Birch Landfill Jefferson 22.03 67.60 -90.268139 29.9241 32484 Martco Limited Partnership LLC - Chopin Plywood Plant Natchitoches 25.15 28.95 -92.856111 31.498611 32654 Swift Energy Caseload Production Facility Plaquemines 379.46 379.45 -89.775833 29.365 32739 PQ Corp - Pineville Plant Rapides 32.10 0.30 -92.414636 31.375053 32804 Rain CII Carbon LLC - Gramercy Coke Plant St. James 3932.71 6351.00 -90.67031 30.05536 33579 ADM Grain Co - Floating Grain Elevator RG-1 Rig St. Charles 12.90 12.90 -90.347778 29.9425 38867 Louisiana Generating LLC - Big Cajun II Power Plant Pointe Coupee 35893.14 98307.66 -91.366767 30.726528 38936 Temple-Inland Inc - Bogalusa Mill Washington 1868.28 2786.80 -89.854722 30.775 40198 Enterprise Products Operating LLC - Baton Rouge Act Frac/PCU West Baton Rouge 15.42 18.67 -91.205278 30.481944 44866 Rain CII Carbon LLC - Norco Coke Plant St. Charles 2452.10 3886.64 -90.396944 30.001944 67572 E l Dupont de Nemours & Co Inc - Burnside Plant A H2SO4 Contact Facility Ascension 1549.36 1007.51 -90.91342823 30.12339207 83898 Entergy Louisiana LLC - Waterford 1 2 & 4 Generating Plant St. Charles 210.50 37200.00 -90.475833 29.999444 85652 The Dow Chemical Co - Plaquemine Cogeneration Plant Iberville 10.40 -91.235556 30.319722 125298 Martco Limited Partnership - Oakdale OSB Plant Allen 45.73 46.42 -92.624167 30.891944.
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