Table F10a:  Natural Gas Consumption Estimates by Sector, 2005
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	42	25	166	15	105	353	43.4	25.9	171.6	15.6	107.6	364.1
Alaska	18	17	356	3	39	433	18.1	16.9	356.7	2.7	39.5	433.8
Arizona	36	32	17	19	217	322	36.0	32.1	17.1	19.6	222.8	327.7
Arkansas	34	32	91	9	49	214	33.8	31.7	91.1	9.0	50.4	216.0
California	484	233	822	20	689	2,248	492.8	237.5	837.6	20.6	709.3	2,297.7
Colorado	124	62	178	13	93	470	127.5	63.7	182.5	13.8	95.9	483.5
Connecticut	45	36	20	3	64	168	45.9	36.8	21.1	3.5	64.6	171.9
Delaware	10	8	15	(s)	13	47	10.7	8.7	15.8	0.1	13.4	48.6
Dist. of Col.	14	18	0	1	0	32	14.6	18.6	0.0	0.6	0.0	33.8
Florida	16	58	64	10	630	778	17.7	63.2	70.6	10.5	652.1	814.0
Georgia	125	53	156	7	72	413	128.2	54.4	160.7	6.8	75.6	425.8
Hawaii	1	2	(s)	(s)	0	3	0.5	1.9	0.5	(s)	0.0	2.9
Idaho	22	13	23	5	11	75	22.8	13.9	24.1	5.7	11.7	78.2
Illinois	438	202	261	11	58	970	444.0	204.8	264.4	11.3	59.6	984.2
Indiana	149	76	264	7	35	531	151.3	77.6	268.9	6.9	36.0	540.7
Iowa	67	45	96	12	21	241	67.7	45.4	96.6	11.7	21.4	242.8
Kansas	65	30	118	29	14	255	65.9	30.0	119.4	29.2	14.2	258.7
Kentucky	56	37	116	8	17	234	57.8	38.0	118.9	8.5	17.7	240.9
Louisiana	41	25	917	42	285	1,310	43.1	26.3	960.6	43.9	293.5	1,367.3
Maine	1	5	3	1	49	58	1.2	5.2	2.9	0.6	51.2	61.1
Maryland	86	70	24	3	20	203	89.9	73.1	24.9	2.9	21.5	212.2
Massachusetts	119	57	48	3	152	378	119.8	57.2	48.2	2.6	157.4	385.3
Michigan	359	175	222	28	131	914	364.4	177.4	225.7	28.3	132.6	928.4
Minnesota	129	96	95	22	26	368	130.2	97.1	96.2	22.5	26.3	372.2
Mississippi	24	21	99	22	136	302	25.2	21.5	102.1	22.1	139.9	310.7
Missouri	107	60	66	3	32	268	109.0	61.6	67.7	2.7	32.5	273.4
Montana	20	13	27	8	(s)	68	20.6	13.7	28.3	8.3	0.2	71.1
Nebraska	38	27	41	4	8	119	38.4	27.7	41.6	4.5	8.0	120.3
Nevada	36	27	14	3	148	227	38.4	28.0	14.5	2.8	153.1	236.9
New Hampshire	8	10	7	(s)	46	70	8.0	10.0	7.0	(s)	48.0	73.0
New Jersey	231	170	75	2	125	602	240.6	176.9	78.0	1.6	129.4	626.5
New Mexico	33	24	102	20	41	221	34.4	25.0	105.7	20.6	41.4	227.1
New York	406	276	81	13	304	1,080	417.5	283.4	83.7	13.1	310.6	1,108.3
North Carolina	64	48	87	4	27	230	66.5	49.7	90.4	4.5	27.4	238.4
North Dakota	11	10	19	13	(s)	53	11.1	10.3	19.8	13.8	(s)	55.0
Ohio	323	167	295	14	28	826	337.1	174.1	308.0	14.4	28.8	862.3
Oklahoma	59	39	210	32	242	583	62.1	41.1	219.5	33.1	249.5	605.3
Oregon	40	28	70	7	88	233	41.6	28.8	72.7	7.8	89.8	240.7
Pennsylvania	245	145	190	31	81	692	255.0	150.8	197.5	32.3	83.5	719.3
Rhode Island	19	11	6	1	44	81	20.1	11.6	6.2	0.9	44.8	83.7
South Carolina	29	22	74	2	45	172	29.7	22.9	76.9	2.5	46.6	178.6
South Dakota	12	10	11	6	4	43	12.3	9.9	11.3	5.8	3.6	42.9
Tennessee	66	54	95	9	6	230	68.6	56.2	98.3	9.5	5.8	238.4
Texas	185	160	1,632	83	1,466	3,526	190.3	164.4	1,677.6	85.4	1,507.4	3,625.2
Utah	58	34	46	9	12	160	61.2	36.3	49.0	9.5	12.8	168.9
Vermont	3	3	3	(s)	(s)	8	3.1	2.6	2.6	(s)	(s)	8.4
Virginia	85	66	76	5	67	300	89.2	68.8	79.9	5.3	69.1	312.3
Washington	74	50	67	9	66	265	76.0	51.3	69.0	9.0	67.3	272.7
West Virginia	30	25	40	20	2	117	31.9	26.8	43.1	21.1	2.4	125.2
Wisconsin	131	86	131	4	59	410	133.0	87.2	132.3	3.8	59.2	415.6
Wyoming	12	9	73	14	1	108	12.2	9.6	75.9	14.8	0.5	113.0
United States	4,827	2,999	7,709	607	5,869	22,011	4,959.9	3,088.0	7,934.8	626.3	6,035.8	22,644.8
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:  · Data are for natural gas, plus a small amount of supplemental gaseous fuels that cannot be identified separately.  · Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding. (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.