Table 12.7c  Emissions From Energy Consumption for Electricity Generation and Useful Thermal Output:                       Commercial and Industrial Sectors, 1989-2007  (Subset of Table 12.7a; Thousand Metric Tons of Gas)
Year	Carbon Dioxide 1						Sulfur Dioxide					Nitrogen Oxides
	Coal 2	Petroleum 3	Natural Gas 4	MSW 5	Geo- thermal 6	Total	Coal 2	Petroleum 3	Natural Gas 4	Other 7	Total	Coal 2	Petroleum 3	Natural Gas 4	Other 7	Total
	Commercial Sector 8
1989	2,292	631	1,534	796	–	5,253	R 37	R 5	(s)	1	R 43	R 9	2	R 3	3	R 17
1990	2,388	699	2,282	949	–	6,319	R 39	R 4	(s)	1	R 45	R 10	1	6	4	R 21
1991	2,648	538	2,276	1,004	–	6,466	R 32	3	(s)	1	R 35	R 10	1	R 6	4	R 21
1992	2,521	469	2,773	1,245	–	7,008	R 32	3	(s)	1	R 35	R 10	1	R 7	4	R 21
1993	2,953	610	3,298	1,273	–	8,134	R 40	R 3	(s)	1	R 44	R 12	1	R 7	4	R 24
1994	2,897	647	3,704	1,279	–	8,527	R 39	3	(s)	(s)	R 42	R 11	1	8	4	R 24
1995	3,069	504	4,049	1,447	–	9,070	R 30	R 3	(s)	R 3	R 35	R 8	R 6	R 20	R 11	R 45
1996	3,596	529	4,347	2,003	–	10,475	R 40	R 3	(s)	R 4	R 47	R 9	R 4	R 23	R 14	R 50
1997	3,825	712	4,630	2,252	–	11,419	R 43	R 3	(s)	R 6	R 51	R 10	R 7	R 34	R 14	R 65
1998	3,303	826	4,683	2,054	–	10,867	R 37	R 5	(s)	R 4	R 45	R 10	R 5	R 35	R 16	R 66
1999	3,428	734	4,512	1,988	–	10,662	R 34	R 4	(s)	R 4	R 42	R 9	R 4	R 28	R 17	R 57
2000	3,590	733	4,582	1,667	–	10,573	R 33	R 4	(s)	R 7	R 43	R 8	R 4	R 38	R 16	R 65
2001	3,328	831	4,258	1,404	–	9,820	R 43	4	(s)	2	R 48	R 13	R 2	R 19	R 16	R 50
2002	2,988	566	4,015	1,505	–	9,074	R 41	R 2	(s)	2	R 46	R 13	R 2	R 20	R 13	R 48
2003	3,855	677	3,205	1,689	–	9,426	R 32	3	(s)	R 1	R 36	R 9	R 5	R 16	R 15	R 45
2004	3,969	910	3,896	1,943	–	10,718	R 30	R 3	(s)	2	R 35	R 8	8	R 18	R 16	R 49
2005	3,982	751	4,066	1,878	–	10,676	R 33	3	(s)	1	R 36	R 9	R 6	R 24	R 15	R 54
2006	3,860	440	4,435	1,926	–	10,662	R 33	3	(s)	1	R 36	R 9	3	R 35	R 17	R 64
2007	3,944	359	3,781	1,619	–	9,704	33	3	(s)	1	37	10	2	16	16	44
	Industrial Sector 9
1989	50,433	11,104	46,952	416	–	108,905	R 616	R 169	(s)	R 32	R 817	R 218	R 21	R 100	R 63	R 403
1990	55,198	16,903	54,055	727	–	126,883	R 666	R 304	(s)	R 229	R 1,199	R 233	R 31	R 116	R 80	R 461
1991	54,313	15,502	54,979	223	–	125,017	R 618	R 232	(s)	R 230	R 1,080	R 215	R 27	R 108	R 66	R 416
1992	57,073	16,841	57,344	316	–	131,574	R 655	R 143	(s)	R 251	R 1,049	R 218	R 29	R 110	R 67	R 425
1993	57,789	17,002	58,511	531	–	133,832	R 671	R 113	(s)	R 257	R 1,041	R 219	R 29	R 110	R 70	R 429
1994	59,492	17,022	61,124	558	–	138,195	R 664	R 126	(s)	R 267	R 1,057	R 219	R 30	R 114	R 71	R 435
1995	59,510	15,323	65,527	488	–	140,849	R 585	R 243	(s)	R 262	R 1,090	R 154	R 43	R 231	R 128	R 556
1996	59,731	17,220	67,896	738	–	145,585	R 642	R 256	(s)	R 268	R 1,166	R 154	R 48	R 228	R 128	R 558
1997	59,734	17,539	67,970	697	–	145,940	R 653	R 309	(s)	R 261	R 1,223	R 155	R 50	R 215	R 121	R 541
1998	58,276	17,014	72,549	529	–	148,368	R 603	R 247	(s)	R 248	R 1,099	R 148	R 53	R 234	R 121	R 557
1999	58,382	17,032	75,719	459	–	151,591	R 576	R 260	(s)	R 243	R 1,080	R 144	R 55	R 223	R 120	R 541
2000	58,704	15,393	75,508	464	–	150,069	R 556	R 184	(s)	R 248	R 988	R 138	R 34	R 238	R 123	R 533
2001	54,091	13,379	71,406	629	–	139,506	R 581	R 245	(s)	R 259	R 1,085	R 206	R 39	R 187	R 156	R 587
2002	55,986	11,603	67,123	633	–	135,344	R 639	R 221	(s)	R 303	R 1,163	R 231	R 36	R 181	R 170	R 618
2003	51,767	13,042	62,285	775	–	127,869	R 401	R 135	(s)	R 224	R 761	R 102	R 28	R 155	R 119	R 404
2004	55,072	14,497	65,093	961	–	135,622	R 415	R 136	(s)	R 227	R 779	R 95	R 25	R 157	R 100	R 376
2005	53,028	13,672	58,920	1,114	–	126,734	R 395	R 124	(s)	R 241	R 760	R 75	R 27	R 117	R 104	R 322
2006	51,783	12,066	60,730	1,683	–	126,262	R 419	R 161	(s)	R 218	R 798	R 86	R 26	R 134	R 117	R 362
2007	47,685	11,751	57,180	1,583	–	118,199	353	154	1	217	726	79	26	129	113	346
1Metric tons of carbon dioxide can be converted to metric tons of carbon equivalent by multiplying by 12/44. 8Commercial combined-heat-and-power (CHP) and commercial electricity-only plants. 2Anthracite, bituminous coal, subbituminous coal, lignite, waste coal, and synthetic coal. 9Industrial combined-heat-and-power (CHP) and industrial electricity-only plants. 3Distillate fuel oil, residual fuel oil, petroleum coke, jet fuel, kerosene, other petroleum, and waste oil. R=Revised.  – = No data reported.  (s)=Less than 0.5 thousand metric tons. 4Natural gas, plus a small amount of supplemental gaseous fuels. Notes:  ·  Data are for emissions from energy consumption for electricity generation and useful thermal output.  ·  See Table 12.7b for electric power sector data.  ·  See Note 2, "Classification of Power Plants Into Energy-Use Sectors," at end of Section 8.  ·  See "Useful Thermal Output" in Glossary.  ·  Totals may not equal sums of components due to independent rounding. 5Municipal solid waste (only the estimated plastics portion of municipal solid waste is included) and tire-derived fuel. Web Page:  For related information, see http://www.eia.doe.gov/fuelelectric.html. 6Carbon dioxide in geothermal steam. Sources:  Carbon Dioxide:  ·  1989-1997—Energy Information Administration (EIA), Form EIA-867, "Annual Nonutility Power Producer Report."  ·  1998-2000—EIA, Form EIA-860B, "Annual Electric Generator Report—Nonutility."  ·  2001-2003—EIA, Form EIA-906, "Power Plant Report."  ·  2004 forward—EIA, Form EIA-906, "Power Plant Report," and Form EIA-920, "Combined Heat and Power Plant Report."  Sulfur Dioxide and Nitrogen Oxides:  EIA, Form EIA-767, "Steam-Electric Plant Operation and Design Report."  Data were adjusted by the Environmental Protection Agency's Continuous Emission Monitoring System. 7Blast furnace gas, propane gas, and other manufactured and waste gases derived from fossil fuels; wood and wood-derived fuels; municipal solid waste, landfill gas, sludge waste, tires, agricultural byproducts, and other biomass; and chemicals, hydrogen, pitch, sulfur, and tar coal.