Free Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trackers for Georgia

Georgia is making measurable progress toward reducing greenhouse gas emissions — and now you can, too. The Drawdown Georgia Emissions Trackers gives you free, credible, and Georgia-specific data to help you track, prioritize, and report progress in all 159 Georgia counties, plus more than 200 Georgia cities.

Developed by Georgia Tech researchers, the Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trackers synthesize the best available data from multiple authoritative sources, including federal and state-level datasets from the U.S. Department of Energy, Department of Transportation, and Environmental Protection Agency. This eliminates the guesswork, allowing you to focus on what matters: making informed decisions, building trust, and accelerating carbon drawdown solutions that benefit everyone.

The Drawdown Georgia Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions Trackers provide monthly estimates of greenhouse gas emissions at the state, county, and city levels across Georgia.
These are the first tools of their kind for Georgia, developed by researchers at Georgia Tech and designed specifically to help Georgians at all levels understand their emissions landscape and make better decisions.

• Includes data for all 159 counties and over 200 cities
• Updated quarterly for the most current insights
• Broken down by sector so you know which areas to target
• Free, accessible, and easy-to-use

Achieve your greenhouse gas emissions reduction goals with the free Drawdown Georgia Emissions Trackers. Developed by Georgia Tech researchers, the Trackers offer the clear, credible data you need to advance local solutions that work for your constituents.

These free tools provide detailed greenhouse gas emissions data for Georgia’s 159 counties and over 200 cities, helping you:

• Focus your efforts by identifying the highest-impact sectors to target
• Set measurable goals and prioritize solutions that align with your community’s needs
• Support grant applications and climate action planning with trusted data
• Track and report your progress to constituents with transparency and confidence
• Celebrate success stories and benchmark your efforts against peers across the state

Drawdown Georgia Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trackers remove the guesswork — so you can make informed decisions, build community trust, and accelerate climate action in your jurisdiction.

Your customers care about sustainability, and investors are increasingly paying close attention to carbon disclosures and decarbonization efforts. Leading on climate initiatives is an important way to stand out in the marketplace — but turning ambition into action requires the right tools and actionable data.

That’s where the Drawdown Georgia Emissions Trackers come in. These free tools provide monthly greenhouse gas emissions data for every Georgia county and over 200 cities, giving your business a clear view of the emissions landscape around your operations.

Georgia businesses can use the Emissions Trackers to:

• Contextualize your company’s footprint within regional emissions trends and sectoral drivers
• Identify priority sectors in your area to focus corporate social responsibility and community engagement efforts
• Benchmark and set goals in alignment with city or county climate plans
• Plan strategically with seasonal and sector-specific emissions trends in mind

Drawdown Georgia Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trackers have the data you need to strengthen decision-making, uncover partnerships, and support credible, place-based decarbonization strategies.

The Drawdown Georgia GHG Emissions Tracker provides greenhouse gas emissions data at the state and county levels, beginning in January 2005. Emissions estimates are categorized by sector to give us a picture of where emissions are now and how they change as we advance on our goal of drawing down Georgia’s carbon emissions.

If the Tracker is not loading or you would like a full-screen version, you can access the Tracker directly from its source. Learn to navigate the data available to you in this tracker with this helpful tutorial. Below, you can find additional information about the Trackers, including videos, answers to your questions about data sources, and more.

The City-Level Tracker provides greenhouse gas emissions data for 217 cities in Georgia. When using the City-Level tracker, you can select cities from the map, but it is usually easier to select a city from the drop-down menu at the upper left. When the Tracker loads, the data displayed reflects emissions data for these 217 cities only – not the state as a whole.

If the Tracker is not loading or you would like a full-screen version, you can access the Tracker directly from its source. Learn to navigate the data available to you in this tracker with this helpful tutorial. Below, you can find additional information about the Trackers, including answers to your questions about data sources and more.