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Net Generation from Coal by State by Sector                                          
Table 1.7.B.    xls   format     Electric Power Monthly

Table 1.7.B. Net Generation from Coal by State by Sector, Year-to-Date through October 2009 and 2008
(Thousand Megawatthours)
Census Division
and State
Total (All Sectors)
Electric Power Sector
Commercial Sector
Industrial Sector
Electric Utilities
Independent Power Producers
2009 2008 Percent Change 2009 2008 2009 2008 2009 2008 2009 2008
New England 12,832 15,473 -17.1 2,452 2,777 10,300 12,485 -- -- 80 212
Connecticut 1,941 3,687 -47.4 -- -- 1,941 3,687 -- -- -- --
Maine 62 321 -80.7 -- -- 20 152 -- -- 42 169
Massachusetts 8,378 8,688 -3.6 -- -- 8,340 8,646 -- -- NM 42
New Hampshire 2,452 2,777 -11.7 2,452 2,777 -- -- -- -- -- --
Rhode Island -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Vermont -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Middle Atlantic 102,446 123,378 -17 535 1,055 100,755 120,875 NM 21 1,143 1,427
New Jersey 4,393 8,046 -45.4 NM 590 4,243 7,456 -- -- -- --
New York 11,862 16,613 -28.6 385 465 11,184 15,725 9 18 285 405
Pennsylvania 86,190 98,718 -12.7 -- -- 85,328 97,694 NM NM 858 1,022
East North Central 347,309 384,713 -9.7 249,563 270,534 94,092 110,082 429 429 3,226 3,668
Illinois 74,638 80,276 -7 3,422 2,951 69,610 75,449 37 29 1,569 1,847
Indiana 90,471 101,902 -11.2 84,455 95,464 5,863 6,262 112 129 41 47
Michigan 56,289 58,224 -3.3 55,212 57,053 443 459 243 230 391 482
Ohio 94,731 109,306 -13.3 76,394 81,258 18,034 27,743 -- -- 303 305
Wisconsin 31,180 35,004 -10.9 30,080 33,808 NM NM NM 40 922 988
West North Central 188,674 197,988 -4.7 186,606 195,729 29 26 234 289 1,805 1,944
Iowa 31,438 34,178 -8 30,447 33,168 -- -- 152 161 839 849
Kansas 26,348 28,364 -7.1 26,348 28,364 -- -- -- -- -- --
Minnesota 25,242 27,172 -7.1 24,473 26,301 29 26 -- -- 740 845
Missouri 59,870 62,761 -4.6 59,670 62,505 -- -- 82 128 118 128
Nebraska 18,700 18,109 3.3 18,679 18,086 -- -- -- -- NM NM
North Dakota 24,445 24,350 0.4 24,357 24,250 -- -- -- -- 87 100
South Dakota 2,631 3,054 -13.8 2,631 3,054 -- -- -- -- -- --
South Atlantic 288,721 359,711 -19.7 241,267 298,991 44,925 57,324 34 69 2,495 3,327
Delaware 2,381 4,289 -44.5 -- -- 2,303 4,213 -- -- 78 77
District of Columbia -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Florida 44,939 55,547 -19.1 41,388 51,196 3,358 4,104 -- -- 193 246
Georgia 59,061 73,229 -19.3 58,520 72,414 -- -- -- -- 541 816
Maryland 20,630 22,871 -9.8 -- -- 20,459 22,676 -- -- 170 196
North Carolina 54,509 65,055 -16.2 51,853 61,578 2,381 3,034 34 69 241 374
South Carolina 28,673 35,668 -19.6 28,414 35,364 -- -- -- -- 259 303
Virginia 21,929 26,812 -18.2 18,652 21,471 2,584 4,483 -- -- 694 858
West Virginia 56,600 76,240 -25.8 42,440 56,967 13,840 18,815 -- -- 320 458
East South Central 164,552 202,720 -18.8 153,374 191,729 9,950 9,606 NM 37 1,195 1,348
Alabama 47,312 63,175 -25.1 47,031 62,822 91 141 -- -- 191 213
Kentucky 70,729 76,134 -7.1 63,629 68,992 7,099 7,142 -- -- -- --
Mississippi 10,986 14,590 -24.7 8,223 12,259 2,760 2,324 -- -- 2 7
Tennessee 35,525 48,821 -27.2 34,491 47,656 -- -- NM 37 1,002 1,128
West South Central 183,698 195,484 -6 103,984 111,030 79,191 83,746 -- -- 523 707
Arkansas 20,696 21,184 -2.3 20,625 21,081 -- -- -- -- 71 102
Louisiana 18,741 20,082 -6.7 8,926 9,444 9,803 10,606 -- -- NM 32
Oklahoma 28,674 30,386 -5.6 26,609 27,978 1,626 1,835 -- -- 439 573
Texas 115,586 123,832 -6.7 47,825 52,527 67,761 71,305 -- -- -- --
Mountain 163,676 177,101 -7.6 148,986 158,970 13,361 16,677 -- -- 1,329 1,454
Arizona 32,478 36,970 -12.2 32,195 36,615 -- -- -- -- 282 354
Colorado 25,915 29,067 -10.8 25,760 28,874 154 193 -- -- -- --
Idaho 61 72 -14.6 -- -- -- -- -- -- 61 72
Montana 11,861 15,059 -21.2 252 270 11,609 14,790 -- -- -- --
Nevada 6,077 6,220 -2.3 5,163 5,585 914 635 -- -- -- --
New Mexico 23,924 21,924 9.1 23,924 21,924 -- -- -- -- -- --
Utah 29,338 31,727 -7.5 28,246 30,584 NM NM -- -- 831 844
Wyoming 34,023 36,062 -5.7 33,444 35,118 423 761 -- -- 155 183
Pacific Contiguous 10,249 12,111 -15.4 2,365 3,223 7,492 8,499 -- -- 392 388
California 1,654 1,974 -16.2 -- -- 1,294 1,613 -- -- 360 362
Oregon 2,365 3,223 -26.6 2,365 3,223 -- -- -- -- -- --
Washington 6,230 6,913 -9.9 -- -- 6,198 6,886 -- -- 32 27
Pacific Noncontiguous 1,735 1,928 -10 176 183 1,398 1,562 161 183 -- --
Alaska 483 538 -10.2 176 183 146 172 161 183 -- --
Hawaii 1,252 1,390 -9.9 -- -- 1,252 1,390 -- -- -- --
U.S. Total 1,463,892 1,670,607 -12.4 1,089,307 1,234,222 361,492 420,882 904 1,028 12,188 14,476
  NM = Not meaningful due to large relative standard error or excessive percentage change.  
  Notes: See Glossary for definitions. Values for and 2008 and 2009 are preliminary.   - See Technical Notes for a discussion of the sample design for the Form EIA-923, Form EIA-906 and Form EIA-920. Negative generation denotes that electric power consumed for plant use exceeds gross generation. Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. Percent difference is calculated before rounding. Coal includes anthracite, bituminous coal, subbituminous coal, lignite, waste coal, and coal synfuel.
  Source: Energy Information Administration,  Form EIA-923, "Power Plant Operations Report."
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