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Environmental-Facilities-Services Data Guide Data: Dataset Structure and Field Coverage
Datadory delivers environmental-facilities-services data guide data covering comprehensive field definitions, entity mappings, and historical time series — structured for direct analytics and delivered on demand.
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The Environmental & Facilities Services data landscape in 2026
Environmental and facilities services data splits into four usable families: US environmental compliance and facility registries, waste and recycling statistics, building energy benchmarking, and green-certification directories. Datadory catalogs 19 datasets for the industry - 16 primary records plus 3 related datasets pulled in from adjacent industries - and the family split matters more than the totals, because each family answers a different operating question: who is regulated, what gets discarded, how buildings consume energy, and which companies hold a certification.
The core Environmental & Facilities Services datasets to know
Sixteen primary datasets divide into five groups: four EPA program stores, three US building-energy sources, four international statistics and register feeds, three commercial directories, and two machine-learning corpora. Nine of the sixteen carry quality scores of 8 or higher, and the slice averages 7.63 on Datadory's 10-point rubric.
US EPA compliance and facility registries
US building-energy benchmarking
International waste statistics and registers
Machine-learning corpora
Three related datasets round out the 19-record pool from adjacent industries: EPA Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) Data, U.S. Economic Census - Wholesale Trade (NAICS 424) and EPA Safer Choice Certified Products Database.
Environmental & Facilities Services data by use case
Nine use cases recur across this slice, and each maps to named sources with concrete sizes.
Who uses Environmental & Facilities Services data?
Three kinds of team account for most of the traffic into these 19 datasets, and each arrives through its own search vocabulary.
How to build an Environmental & Facilities Services data stack
A working stack for this industry assembles in five layers, each drawing on records already covered above.
What the numbers say
Every figure below comes straight from the cataloged records for this industry, and each one is checkable against the underlying source pages.
| measure | figure |
|---|---|
| Datasets cataloged for the industry | 19 pooled (16 primary + 3 related) |
| Mean Datadory quality score, industry slice | 7.63 of 10 |
| Records scoring 8 or higher | 9 of 16 |
| Heaviest publisher | US EPA: 4 datasets spanning 5 program stores |
| Longest continuous series | Eurostat municipal waste, back to 1995 |
| Widest geographic panel | OECD municipal waste SDMX dataflow: 58 reference areas |
Pick up where this leaves off
Every one of these ships with sample rows before you commit to anything.
EPA ECHO Data Downloads (compliance/enforcement + RCRAInfo hazardous waste)
EPA Envirofacts Web Services (DMAP REST + GraphQL API)
epa_registry_id · site_id · epa_id
EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program (GHGRP) data
EPA Superfund data and reports (SEMS)
EIA Commercial Buildings Energy Consumption Survey (CBECS)
PUBID · REGION · CENDIV …+13 more
DOE Building Performance Database (BPD)
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Is CBECS building data accessible on demand?
Yes. EIA publishes the 2018 CBECS public-use microdata file free: 6,436 building records with about 1,249 columns (roughly 19.9 MB uncompressed) in CSV and SAS, with earlier cycles for 2012, 2003, 1999, 1995 and 1992. Records are disclosure-avoided, so no individual building can be identified.