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Table A15. Petroleum Consumption by Census Division and State, 2000 and 1999
(Thousand Barrels)
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Census Division and State Industry Utility Nonutility
2000 1999 2000 1999 2000 1999
West South Central 3,936 2,032 3,752 1,215 183 817
  Arkansas 360 303 360 260 * 43
  Louisiana 1,049 688 1,021 644 28 45
  Oklahoma 78 44 77 24 * 20
  Texas 2,449 996 2,295 288 155 709
Mountain 980 571 950 472 31 99
  Arizona 407 92 402 88 4 4
  Colorado 202 77 197 72 4 4
  Idaho 5 2 5 * -- 2
  Montana 3 69 1 30 2 39
  Nevada 119 107 119 73 -- 34
  New Mexico 76 81 60 72 16 8
  Utah 99 55 99 52 * 3
  Wyoming 70 89 66 85 4 4
Pacific Contiguous 1,784 439 888 155 897 285
  California 946 325 330 120 617 205
  Oregon 115 16 105 15 11 *
  Washington 723 99 454 19 269 79
Pacific Noncontiguous 15,199 15,476 12,520 12,660 2,680 2,816
  Alaska 1,254 1,638 1,080 1,464 174 174
  Hawaii 13,946 13,837 11,440 11,195 2,506 2,642
U.S. Total 172,769 195,971 120,129 143,830 52,640 52,141
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   * = For detailed data, the absolute value is less than 0.5; for percentage calculations, the absolute value is less than 0.05 percent.
   Notes: •Values for the industry and nonutilities for 2000 are preliminary; utility values for 2000 are final.  Values for 1999 are final.  •While generation includes petroleum coke, consumption does not.  The utility petroleum coke consumption was 1,132 thousand short tons in 2000 and 1,608 thousand short tons in 1999.  The nonutility petroleum coke consumption was 3,021 thousand short tons in 2000 and 2,915 thousand short tons in 1999.  •Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding.  •For a given fuel type, estimated totals for nonutility data at the Census division level will not exactly equal the sum of the estimated totals for all corresponding States.  This is because Census division level estimation is done by combining data regardless of State; thus avoiding the need to add State level estimates that may not all be available.
   Sources: Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-759, "Monthly Power Plant Report," Form EIA-900, "Monthly Nonutility Power Plant Report," and Form EIA-860B, "Annual Electric Generator Report-Nonutility."