Table F12a:  Natural Gas Consumption Estimates by Sector, 2007
State	Residential	Commercial	Industrial	Transpor- tation a	Electric Power	Total	Residential	Commercial	Industrial	Transpor- tation a	Electric Power	Total
	Billion Cubic Feet						Trillion Btu
Alabama	35	23	170	16	176	420	36.2	23.9	173.6	16.1	181.5	431.4
Alaska	20	19	288	2	41	370	19.9	18.8	289.7	2.2	41.2	371.8
Arizona	38	33	19	22	280	393	39.3	33.5	19.9	23.1	286.3	402.1
Arkansas	33	32	88	10	64	226	32.7	32.2	87.7	10.2	65.2	228.0
California	492	251	798	19	834	2,395	498.5	254.0	807.9	19.7	860.4	2,440.4
Colorado	131	63	173	14	124	505	133.2	64.3	175.7	14.2	128.4	515.9
Connecticut	43	36	23	4	74	180	44.6	37.0	23.5	4.6	74.5	184.1
Delaware	10	9	16	(s)	13	48	10.4	9.0	16.4	(s)	14.0	49.8
Dist. of Col.	13	19	0	1	0	33	13.7	19.6	0.0	0.6	0.0	33.9
Florida	15	51	68	10	773	917	16.3	55.2	73.2	11.2	794.4	950.3
Georgia	112	49	152	6	122	441	114.7	50.2	156.1	6.4	126.6	453.9
Hawaii	1	2	1	(s)	0	3	0.5	1.9	0.5	(s)	0.0	3.0
Idaho	23	14	24	8	13	82	24.0	14.6	24.7	7.8	12.8	83.9
Illinois	433	203	255	12	63	966	438.9	206.1	258.3	12.0	64.0	979.3
Indiana	143	76	273	7	38	536	145.9	77.3	279.1	7.3	38.4	548.1
Iowa	68	46	107	12	26	259	68.4	47.0	107.7	12.6	26.2	261.9
Kansas	63	31	142	25	26	286	64.2	31.1	145.0	25.2	26.1	291.6
Kentucky	52	34	113	12	19	230	52.9	35.3	115.7	12.2	19.9	236.0
Louisiana	37	25	1,039	52	224	1,378	38.1	25.9	1,073.4	54.0	231.7	1,423.1
Maine	1	6	3	1	34	45	1.3	6.5	3.4	0.8	35.8	47.9
Maryland	83	71	20	3	23	201	86.5	73.4	21.1	3.4	24.1	208.5
Massachusetts	115	62	46	2	183	409	116.2	62.0	46.7	2.5	189.9	417.3
Michigan	328	164	187	26	124	829	336.5	167.7	191.5	26.7	125.5	847.8
Minnesota	129	91	114	20	35	389	131.6	93.2	115.9	20.7	35.1	396.5
Mississippi	22	21	111	27	183	364	22.8	21.3	114.1	28.1	188.7	374.9
Missouri	102	59	68	3	41	272	103.5	60.3	69.0	2.8	42.0	277.6
Montana	20	13	32	8	1	74	20.0	13.4	32.6	7.9	1.0	75.0
Nebraska	39	30	59	5	11	144	39.3	30.6	59.9	5.5	11.1	146.4
Nevada	38	28	13	3	171	254	39.9	29.6	13.9	3.6	176.6	263.6
New Hampshire	7	9	6	(s)	39	62	7.5	9.5	6.4	(s)	41.2	64.6
New Jersey	228	169	63	2	157	619	236.1	174.7	65.3	1.8	162.8	640.7
New Mexico	33	25	101	14	61	234	34.3	25.5	104.2	14.1	62.1	240.3
New York	397	290	80	16	408	1,190	406.8	296.9	82.2	16.1	416.9	1,218.9
North Carolina	58	45	88	5	40	237	60.5	47.1	91.7	5.2	40.7	245.2
North Dakota	11	10	25	14	(s)	60	11.2	10.8	26.4	14.6	(s)	63.0
Ohio	300	159	296	14	37	806	310.7	165.4	307.0	14.7	38.5	836.3
Oklahoma	60	41	242	29	287	658	63.7	43.5	258.0	30.5	294.9	690.6
Oregon	43	29	69	10	102	252	43.7	29.6	70.2	9.9	104.9	258.2
Pennsylvania	231	146	196	35	144	752	240.8	151.8	204.2	36.6	148.3	781.7
Rhode Island	18	11	7	1	51	88	18.4	11.7	7.0	1.0	52.7	90.8
South Carolina	24	21	75	3	51	174	25.4	21.5	78.1	2.7	52.7	180.3
South Dakota	12	10	21	6	4	54	12.4	10.4	21.3	5.7	4.3	54.1
Tennessee	61	51	92	10	7	221	63.1	53.1	95.7	10.4	7.5	229.7
Texas	200	161	1,616	92	1,474	3,542	205.9	166.3	1,666.9	94.5	1,507.8	3,641.4
Utah	61	34	56	12	56	220	64.4	36.6	59.6	12.9	58.7	232.2
Vermont	3	3	3	(s)	(s)	9	3.2	2.6	3.0	(s)	(s)	8.9
Virginia	81	66	75	7	91	320	84.5	69.4	78.2	7.4	93.3	332.7
Washington	80	54	74	8	57	273	82.3	55.1	75.5	8.1	58.6	279.7
West Virginia	27	23	40	21	4	114	28.5	24.3	43.4	22.4	4.0	122.6
Wisconsin	131	89	121	3	54	398	132.9	90.2	122.8	3.0	55.1	403.9
Wyoming	12	9	75	15	2	113	12.9	9.8	77.7	15.2	2.0	117.6
United States	4,717	3,017	7,823	648	6,841	23,047	4,839.2	3,100.7	8,040.6	668.7	7,028.3	23,677.6
aTransportation use of natural gas is gas consumed in the operation of pipelines, primarily in compressors, and, since 1990, is also gas consumed as vehicle fuel. Notes:  · Estimates are for natural gas including supplemental gaseous fuels.  · Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding. Where shown, (s) = Btu value less than 0.05 or physical unit value less than 0.5. Sources:  Data sources, estimation procedures, and assumptions are described in the Technical Notes.