EIA - State Energy Data System

	State Energy Data System (SEDS)

Table S1. Energy Consumption Estimates by Source and End-Use Sector, 2007 (Trillion Btu)

Table S1. Energy Consumption Estimates by Source and End-Use Sector, 2007
(Trillion Btu)

State

Total
Energy ^b

Sources

End-Use Sectors ^a

Coal

Natural
Gas ^c

Petroleum ^d

Nuclear
Electric
Power

Hydro-
electric
Power ^e

Biomass

Geo-
thermal,
Solar/PV,
and
Wind ^g

Net
Interstate
Flow of
Electricity/
Losses ^h

Other ⁱ

Residential

Commercial

Industrial ^b

Transportation

Wood and
Waste ^f

Alabama

2,132.0

888.4

431.4

626.4

360.0

40.9

189.3

0.2

-404.5

0.0

405.5

280.6

941.6

504.4

Alaska

723.6

13.0

371.8

324.1

0.0

12.8

1.7

0.1

0.0

(s)

54.4

62.4

356.3

250.5

Arizona

1,577.8

438.5

402.1

595.4

280.9

65.2

16.4

4.1

-224.7

(s)

430.1

368.5

231.7

547.4

Arkansas

1,149.3

275.0

228.0

386.9

162.4

32.0

84.9

0.6

-20.4

0.0

228.6

161.9

463.7

295.2

California

8,491.5

66.4

2,440.4

3,946.3

375.4

270.1

145.5

357.5

871.2

18.8

1,535.2

1,613.9

1,955.7

3,386.8

Colorado

1,479.3

388.5

515.9

525.4

0.0

17.1

13.2

13.7

12.5

-7.0

342.9

291.1

399.0

446.3

Connecticut

870.7

39.9

184.1

396.8

171.9

3.6

22.7

1.0

45.4

5.1

276.5

218.5

115.2

260.5

Delaware

302.0

63.8

49.8

135.8

0.0

2.1

0.3

50.3

(s)

66.8

58.4

101.1

75.7

Dist. of Col.

187.2

0.5

33.9

22.5

0.0

1.1

(s)

129.3

0.0

37.1

124.6

4.0

21.5

Florida

4,601.9

720.8

950.3

1,983.5

307.2

1.5

162.6

38.9

437.2

0.0

1,339.5

1,089.2

558.9

1,614.3

Georgia

3,133.0

934.7

453.9

1,100.2

341.3

22.1

186.4

0.6

93.9

(s)

744.4

565.7

887.4

935.5

Hawaii

343.7

19.1

3.0

306.3

0.0

0.9

8.0

9.2

0.0

-2.8

37.7

42.4

68.3

195.3

Idaho

529.6

10.2

83.9

165.8

0.0

89.2

26.6

3.3

150.7

0.2

122.3

83.6

186.9

136.9

Illinois

4,043.2

1,090.3

979.3

1,418.1

1,004.0

1.5

52.3

9.0

-500.2

-11.2

997.1

780.1

1,202.5

1,063.5

Indiana

2,904.0

1,574.5

548.1

877.7

0.0

4.4

39.1

2.9

-138.8

-3.9

551.5

360.1

1,345.8

646.6

Iowa

1,235.2

464.4

261.9

441.6

47.4

9.5

36.0

28.1

-21.6

-32.0

234.5

192.4

492.2

316.0

Kansas

1,136.2

396.3

291.6

424.5

108.8

0.1

9.8

12.1

-107.0

(s)

226.0

202.5

426.0

281.7

Kentucky

2,023.0

1,020.4

236.0

747.4

0.0

16.5

30.4

1.7

-29.1

-0.1

372.6

260.9

891.6

497.9

Louisiana

3,766.2

249.8

1,423.1

1,599.9

179.1

8.2

141.2

1.2

163.8

0.0

356.4

292.3

2,403.8

713.8

Maine

455.6

6.6

47.9

235.6

0.0

36.9

115.5

1.2

0.4

11.5

106.6

75.7

146.7

126.5

Maryland

1,488.7

327.8

208.5

557.3

150.5

16.3

30.2

0.4

197.8

-0.3

425.6

416.4

184.0

462.7

Massachusetts

1,514.6

120.1

417.3

684.6

53.7

7.9

35.1

0.8

192.5

2.5

443.1

384.0

195.6

491.7

Michigan

3,026.9

799.9

847.8

987.3

330.5

12.6

86.0

3.6

-36.7

-4.1

786.0

624.5

818.6

797.9

Minnesota

1,874.6

366.0

396.5

706.2

137.4

6.5

65.3

26.9

146.4

23.3

413.5

351.9

578.4

530.8

Mississippi

1,239.5

184.9

374.9

470.9

98.2

0.0

63.9

0.6

46.0

0.0

234.4

175.0

454.1

375.9

Missouri

1,964.1

802.4

277.6

758.9

98.3

11.9

20.5

0.2

-5.7

-0.1

521.1

406.8

428.9

607.3

Montana

462.1

202.5

75.0

210.6

0.0

92.6

15.9

5.2

-139.4

-0.2

79.4

68.3

186.4

128.1

Nebraska

692.9

216.8

146.4

235.1

115.8

3.4

10.3

3.0

-37.9

(s)

154.5

136.0

224.2

178.3

Nevada

777.4

82.9

263.6

292.6

0.0

19.8

6.7

29.2

81.5

1.0

183.3

134.2

201.4

258.5

New Hampshire

314.2

44.9

64.6

169.6

112.9

12.5

20.5

0.1

-112.9

2.1

92.2

70.4

44.6

107.1

New Jersey

2,743.7

111.8

640.7

1,373.3

335.7

0.2

22.2

2.6

257.5

-0.4

615.5

639.1

452.1

1,037.0

New Mexico

710.7

296.1

240.3

284.8

0.0

2.6

5.7

14.7

-133.5

-0.1

114.3

124.9

251.9

219.6

New York

4,064.3

257.5

1,218.9

1,633.4

445.2

249.6

105.0

10.4

105.8

38.5

1,201.8

1,257.4

504.6

1,100.5

North Carolina

2,700.0

827.8

245.2

970.8

420.0

29.5

83.5

0.8

122.5

0.0

715.9

573.5

643.7

766.9

North Dakota

428.1

420.1

63.0

142.7

0.0

12.9

3.8

6.7

-220.4

-0.8

63.8

60.9

198.8

104.5

Ohio

4,048.9

1,461.7

836.3

1,357.0

165.3

4.1

51.3

2.4

170.5

0.4

955.6

707.8

1,347.8

1,037.8

Oklahoma

1,608.5

373.2

690.6

578.0

0.0

30.3

26.2

18.3

-108.2

0.0

306.2

250.3

588.3

463.8

Oregon

1,108.2

45.3

258.2

384.7

0.0

332.0

47.1

14.8

21.8

4.2

267.6

209.4

284.2

347.0

Pennsylvania

4,006.2

1,490.7

781.7

1,455.6

811.5

22.1

74.0

6.7

-636.2

0.1

966.6

718.9

1,288.8

1,031.8

Rhode Island

217.6

(s)

90.8

91.5

0.0

(s)

3.7

(s)

30.0

1.4

71.9

57.6

23.5

64.6

South Carolina

1,692.3

444.0

180.3

576.5

558.0

15.4

80.6

0.4

-162.8

(s)

359.0

263.5

620.9

448.9

South Dakota

292.2

33.2

54.1

121.3

0.0

28.8

2.1

2.4

50.2

(s)

66.0

58.7

74.8

92.7

Tennessee

2,330.5

672.4

229.7

827.1

301.0

48.8

54.1

0.7

196.7

0.0

546.2

386.7

740.1

657.5

Texas

11,834.5

1,609.1

3,641.4

5,886.9

429.5

16.3

85.6

91.2

75.4

-0.8

1,594.1

1,381.6

5,950.9

2,907.9

Utah

805.5

391.3

232.2

305.6

0.0

5.3

6.2

4.2

-139.2

-0.1

166.4

151.8

224.9

262.4

Vermont

162.1

(s)

8.9

87.5

49.3

6.4

8.6

0.2

-7.2

8.5

47.5

31.2

29.4

54.0

Virginia

2,610.9

457.9

332.7

1,016.6

286.0

12.3

100.3

1.6

403.6

-0.1

628.4

600.5

567.4

814.5

Washington

2,067.2

95.7

279.7

846.8

85.0

779.1

82.5

25.0

-115.5

-11.1

490.1

383.9

521.0

672.2

West Virginia

850.5

983.0

122.6

288.7

0.0

12.4

5.0

1.7

-563.0

0.0

163.6

111.5

396.1

179.2

Wisconsin

1,846.3

464.9

403.9

619.5

135.4

15.0

84.8

1.7

121.1

(s)

419.0

356.8

623.5

446.9

Wyoming

496.4

494.8

117.6

176.2

0.0

7.2

1.6

8.1

-309.0

-0.2

45.8

60.3

263.4

126.9

United States

101,468.0

22,739.9

23,677.6

40,358.1

8,457.8

2,446.4

2,572.5

770.2

0.0

420.4

21,604.3

18,278.7

32,494.1

29,091.0

^aEnd-use sector data include electricity sales and associated electrical system energy losses.

^hNet interstate flow of electricity is the difference between the amount of energy in the electricity sold within a
State (including associated losses) and the energy input at the electric utilities within the State. A positive number
indicates that more electricity (including associated losses) came into the State than went out of the State during
the year.

^bU.S. total energy and U.S. industrial sector include 25.2 trillion Btu of net imports of coal coke that is not
allocated to the States.

ⁱIncludes: net imports of electricity; energy losses and co-products from the production of fuel ethanol (U.S.
only); and adjustment to remove double-counting of supplemental gaseous fuels, which are included in both
natural gas and the other fossil fuels from which they are mostly derived, but should be counted only once in the
total.

^cIncludes supplemental gaseous fuels.

Where shown, (s) = Value less than +0.05 and greater than -0.05.

^dIncludes fuel ethanol blended into motor gasoline.

Note: Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding.

^eConventional hydroelectric power. Does not include pumped-storage hydroelectricity.

Web Page: All data available at http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/states/_seds.html under "Complete Data Files."

^fWood, wood-derived fuels, and waste. Prior to 2001, includes non-biomass waste.

Sources: Data sources, estimation procedures, and assumptions are described in the Technical Notes.

^gGeothermal, solar thermal, photovoltaic, and wind energy.