Environmental & Facilities Services Data Provider

Sixteen primary datasets in four families: US compliance and facility registries (more than 1.5 million ECHO facility rows, RCRAInfo hazardous-waste handlers, GHGRP emissions for roughly 8,000 reporters, 27,201 SEMS document records), waste statistics for Europe and the OECD, building-energy benchmarking anchored by CBECS and the Building Performance Database, and certification directories plus machine-vision corpora for the cleaning and recycling trades.

As close as it gets. The ECHA-integrated exporter view - EPA's ECHO - carries one row per regulated facility across more than 1.5 million sites with 130-plus fields covering program identifiers, operating statuses, inspections, violations, penalties and coordinates, and the RCRAInfo companion adds hazardous-waste handler detail with violation and corrective-action history. Program-specific files extend the picture to effluent violations, sewer overflows, biosolids and drinking-water systems.

To reporting year 2010. EPA's Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program publishes annual facility-level totals for roughly 8,000 US reporters across 32 industry types, with unit-, fuel- and gas-level breakdowns in selected files and municipal and industrial landfills among the reporters. Sector and state aggregations ship alongside the facility rows.

Yes. The 2018 CBECS public-use file carries 6,436 buildings and about 1,249 columns - roughly 620 questionnaire variables plus imputation flags and replicate weights - weighted to represent 5.9 million US commercial buildings, with earlier cycles back to 1992. Geography is masked to nine census divisions, so state-level questions need the aggregate tables instead. The Building Performance Database complements it with peer-group aggregates drawn from more than 1.1 million buildings.

Two, and they interlock. Eurostat covers EU-27 plus EFTA and candidate countries with municipal series from 1995 and 2024 figures released March 2026, cut by stream, treatment operation, hazardousness and NACE activity. The OECD dataflow reaches 58 reference areas including partners such as China, South Africa, Ukraine and Serbia, with some national histories reaching the mid-1980s.

EPA's SEMS extract: 27,201 document records spanning proposed, final and deleted National Priorities List inventories with coordinates, contaminants of concern, remedy components, records of decision, liens and settlements, plus GIS site-boundary polygons. The decision-document contaminant and remedy tables run fiscal years 1981 through 2024, and the CERCLIS archive preserves program status through FY2013.