Public data, as of October 2026
CF Industries Holdings, Inc. reported about 64 million tCO₂e for 2024, and 69% of it sits in Scope 3, in the value chain beyond the company's own operations.
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Scope 3 is 69% of the footprint, the part of the value chain that supplier emissions reductions can reach.
Scope 3 is 69% of the footprint, below the peer median of 97%.
No voluntary retirement names this company as beneficiary yet.
tCO₂e, GHG Protocol scopes
Source: published disclosure, FY2024
Peers: companies in the broad registry sector "Agriculture". No SBTi industry is linked yet, so treat this as a rough comparison.
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| Scope 1, direct | 18,800,00029% |
| Scope 2, purchased energy | 646,0001% |
| Scope 3, value chain | 44,300,00069% |
| Total | 63,746,000 |
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Status as published by the SBTi
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Registry records naming the company as beneficiary
No voluntary credit retirements linked to this company
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The company's Scope 3 share is 69%, against a peer median of 97%.
6 of 6 named peers report all three scopes, so their Scope 3 share can be compared.
Cached 1 Jun 2026
CF Industries targets Scope 1 and 2 net-zero emissions by 2050 alongside a 58.8% absolute reduction by 2034 from its 2024 baseline of 18.8M tCO2eq Scope 1 and 0.646M tCO2eq Scope 2, in an agriculture sector where Scope 3 emissions reach 44.3M tCO2eq and demand rapid value-chain decarbonization. CCS projects at Donaldsonville and Yazoo City with ExxonMobil, green ammonia electrolyzers via Linde and Mitsui, renewable PPAs with NextEra, and the agricultural carbon insetting program with John Deere and Corteva will deliver over 3.9M mtCO2e annual reductions while advancing low-carbon ammonia output through JERA, POSCO, and thyssenkrupp nucera partnerships. These actions, backed by $950M 2025 sustainability capex and a $4B Blue Point JV, generate $200M yearly 45Q tax credits, $150M project returns over five years, and access to $500M green financing, converting decarbonization from a cost center into a direct revenue stream via premium low-carbon products and insetting credits that also strengthen reputational positioning and regulatory resilience.
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Reported Scope 1 emissions of 18,800,000 tCO2eq, Scope 2 of 646,000 tCO2eq, and Scope 3 of 44,300,000 tCO2eq in the agriculture sector.
Target to achieve Scope 1 and 2 net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, supported by a detailed decarbonization roadmap.
Goal to reduce absolute Scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions by 58.8% by 2034 from 2024 baseline, alongside 2030 Scope 1 intensity reductions.
Published 2023 ESG Report and Sustainability Summary detailing performance, clean energy progress, and ESG goals.
Focus on low-carbon ammonia production and partnerships to address Scope 3 emissions through clean energy projects.
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