Table 5.   U.S. Energy Consumption by Selected Sources, 1992-2002
Trillion Btu
	Coal	Natural Gas	Petroleum Products	Nuclear Electric Power	Renewable Energy
1992	19,122	20,835	33,527	6,479	5,907
1993	19,835	21,351	33,841	6,410	6,157
1994	19,909	21,842	34,670	6,694	6,065
1995	20,089	22,784	34,553	7,075	6,669
1996	21,002	23,197	35,757	7,087	7,137
1997	21,445	23,328	36,266	6,597	7,075
1998	21,656	22,936	36,934	7,068	6,561
1999	21,623	23,010	37,960	7,610	6,599
2000	22,580	23,952	38,404	7,862	6,158
2001	21,897	22,869	38,333	8,028	5,324
2002	22,195	23,264	38,401	8,145	6,011
Notes:  Natural gas includes supplemental gaseous fuels.  Petroleum products include natural gas plant liquids and crude oil burned as fuel.  Renewable energy includes conventional hydroelectric power.  Data for the year 2002 are preliminary.
Source:   Energy Information Administration, Monthly Energy Review January 2004, DOE/EIA-0035(2004/01) (Washington, DC, January 29, 2004), Table 1.3.
Last Updated on February 2, 2004
By Financial Analysis Team, Office of Energy Markets and End Use, Energy Information Administration
Email: larry.spancake@eia.doe.gov