The Island's energy from the waste plant has produced more than 52,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions on average over a 10-year period.
The figure was revealed by Environment, Food & Agriculture Minister, Geoffrey Boot MHK, in written response to a question in the House of Keys earlier this week.
The statistics recorded by SUEZ stated on average 52,035 tonnes was produced between 2008 and 2018.
The highest figure was in 2008 at just over 57,000 with the lowest in 2015 at slightly more than 48,400.
Weather warning in place for high tides
A yellow weather warning remains in place until the early hours of tomorrow morning.
White Boys touring Island today
One of the Island's festive traditions will be out and about around the Island today.
Road closed after crash
Police say a road in the west of the Island will be closed until this evening.
Worries about fire pollution in Glen Maye
Commissioners in the west of the Island says they'll look into the pollution from coal fires and log burners.
UK businessman wants to hear about mobile signal at sea
Can you pick up a mobile signal in the middle of the Irish Sea?
Minister quizzed over new Meat Plant director
Agriculture Minister Clare Barber says a former MHK was appointed to the board of the Island's meat plant because the company urgently needed two directors.
Yellow weather warning this weekend
A yellow weather warning for coastal overtopping has been issued for this weekend.
Education boss retires
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture says it'll be looking for a new chief officer next year.
