Duke Farms decarbonization dashboard

Tracking Progress to Decarbonization

Current view

2026

Filters currently include 144 records across the selected date window. Baseline year for the emissions target is 2023.

Goal 1 clean electricity

85.4%

596,001 kWh adjusted solar / 697,621 kWh site load

Goal 2 emissions vs 2023

34.4%

398.9 tons against 1,159.1 tons baseline

Total energy used

10.59B BTU

144 records included

Emissions reduction

+65.6%

NSEP Goal 2 progress toward 80% reduction

Emissions YoY

-52.5%

Compared with 2025

Goal 1: 100% Clean Electricity

NSEP methodology: Goal 1 is computed as adjusted on-site solar generation S divided by total electric load (L + U + C), where L is the Farm Barn Circuit load meter, U is other utility-served buildings excluding building drill-down meters, and C is public charging load. Year-to-date progress.

Goal 1 trend

Monthly year-to-date adjusted solar, site load, and clean share for 2026

Year-to-date progress

This value reflects year-to-date progress for 2026 and is not yet the final annual net clean electricity result.

Prior year share

99.5%

This is the clean electricity share from the prior reporting year, using the same NSEP formula, so leadership can quickly compare this year's progress against last year's baseline performance.

On-site Solar

596,001 kWh

640 kWDC Array: 137,331 kWh

1159 kWDC Array: 458,671 kWh

Site Electric Load

697,621 kWh

Farm Barn Campus Load: 637,826 kWh

Public EV Chargers: 29,154 kWh

Western Farms: 30,641 kWh

Goal 2: 80% Fewer Emissions

NSEP methodology: Goal 2 compares site emissions against the updated 2023 baseline. Grid-electric emissions use EL01 Primary Utility Switch Gear net-meter kWh where available, plus fuel-specific constants and monthly allocation factors from the supporting methodology workbook.

Reduction from baseline

65.6%

2023: 1159.1 tons CO2
2026: 398.9 tons CO2

Grid Electricity
Natural Gas
Heating Oil
Propane
Diesel
Gasoline
Employee Commuting

Storyline at a glance

This compact annual trend view keeps leadership-oriented context visible while detailed filters change the main cards below.

2023

16.3KM BTU

1159.1 tons CO2

2024

16.8KM BTU

1049.9 tons CO2

2025

25.3KM BTU

839.3 tons CO2

2026

10.6KM BTU

398.9 tons CO2

Carbon Flow in 2026

This graphic shows how each emissions source contributes to the selected year's total carbon footprint. Wider bands indicate larger sources, making it easier to see which fuels are driving overall emissions.

Emission sourcesTotal CO2 emissionsNatural Gas254.81 tons CO2Gasoline53.5 tons CO2Grid Electricity35.25 tons CO2Heating Oil27.52 tons CO2Propane27.15 tons CO2Employee Commuting0.71 tons CO2398.93tons CO2

Building Drill-Down: Electric Usage

Farm Barn Circuit is shown separately, alongside the top five other electric consumers from the specified measurement points, ranked by kWh.

Building Drill-Down: Natural Gas And Delivered Fuels

Top buildings by natural gas and delivered-fuel usage, stacked by fuel type. This view updates with all active filters.