State Energy Data System CSV File Documentation
Consumption
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Last Updated: 03/12/2008 (PED) |
The State Energy Data System (SEDS) comma-separated value (CSV) files contain consumption data shown in the tables located on the SEDS web page at http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/states/_seds.html.
The first record in each file serves as a column heading and contains information about the data in each of the following records. Each data file record that follows begins with the State code (2 characters), followed by the data identifier (5 characters), followed by the 46 values for the years 1960 through 2005, with all items separated by commas. The data are expressed with five decimal places, and explicit decimal points are included in numeric fields. All items are enclosed in quotes, which means some systems will read numeric values as alphanumeric unless they are converted. Each file contains SEDS consumption in physical units (i.e., short tons, barrels, cubic feet, etc.) or in British thermal units (Btu).
There is a file for each State, named with the two-letter U.S. Postal Code listed in Appendix A, as well as a file for the United States, available on each individual State or U.S. page. In addition, there are three files that contain data for all States and years available on the main State data page, http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/states/_seds.html. "Consumption, Physical Units, 1960-2005" (use_all_phy.csv or the compressed use_all_phy.zip) contains the physical unit data for all States; "Consumption, British Thermal Units, 1960-2005" (use_all_btu.csv or the compressed use_all_btu.zip) contains the Btu data for all States. The third file, "Thermal Convertion Factors" (use_confac.csv) contains all of the conversion factors used to convert data between physical units and Btus for all States.
The data contained in these CSV files are in greater precision expressed with five decimal places, while the data contained in the published tables are rounded. The decimal place precision reflected in these files is the same as that used in the SEDS and is provided so that users can completely duplicate SEDS calculations; however the precision does not necessarily reflect the statistical accuracy of the numbers. Users should see the sources cited in the SEDS Consumption Technical Notes for a discussion of estimation methodologies for specific data series.
The data files contain additional data series not shown in the report tables that have frequently been requested by customers. These additional data include the individual "Other Petroleum Products" used in the industrial sector, the breakout of natural gas used as lease and plant fuel, the breakout of types of jet fuel in the transportation sector, and the breakout of wood and waste for each of the consuming sectors.
The following appendices explain the data identification codes used in the files. Appendix A lists the State codes. Appendix B gives brief definitions of the components of the variable names. Appendix C lists the specific data series shown in the SEDS tables.
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| State Codes | |
| Data Identification Codes | |
| List of Data Codes shown in Tables | |
To fully understand and utilize the data files, recipients should read the documentation in the Technical Notes available on at:
http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/states/_seds_tech_notes.html
Contacts:
The State Energy Data System tables were prepared in the Integrated Energy Statistics Division of the Office of Energy Markets and End Use, Energy Information Administration. Questions concerning the contents of the State Energy Data System or these files may be referred to Yvonne Taylor, 202-586-1455, or yvonne.taylor@eia.doe.gov
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| AK | Alaska | ID | Idaho | MT | Montana | RI | Rhode Island |
| AL | Alabama | IL | Illinois | NE | Nebraska | SC | South Carolina |
| AR | Arkansas | IN | Indiana | NC | North Carolina | SD | South Dakota |
| AZ | Arizona | KS | Kansas | ND | North Dakota | TN | Tennessee |
| CA | California | KY | Kentucky | NH | New Hampshire | TX | Texas |
| CO | Colorado | LA | Louisiana | NJ | New Jersey | UT | Utah |
| CT | Connecticut | MA | Massachusetts | NM | New Mexico | VA | Virginia |
| DC | District of Columbia | MD | Maryland | NV | Nevada | VT | Vermont |
| DE | Delaware | ME | Maine | NY | New York | WA | Washington |
| FL | Florida | MI | Michigan | OH | Ohio | WI | Wisconsin |
| GA | Georgia | MN | Minnesota | OK | Oklahoma | WV | West Virginia |
| HI | Hawaii | MO | Missouri | OR | Oregon | WY | Wyoming |
| IA | Iowa | MS | Mississippi | PA | Pennsylvania | US | United States |
The 5-letter data identifier is a SEDS variable name defined as follows:
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| represent an Energy Consumption End-Use Sector or an Energy Activity | |
| represents a Type of Data | |
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| AB | aviation gasoline blending components |
| AR | asphalt and road oil |
| AV | aviation gasoline |
| CC | coal coke |
| CD | carbon emissions factors |
| CL | coal |
| CO | crude oil, including lease condensate |
| DF | distillate fuel |
| DK | distillate fuel, including kerosene-type jet fuel |
| EL | electricity |
| EN | ethanol |
| ES | electricity sales |
| FF | fossil fuels |
| FN | petrochemical feedstocks, naphtha less than 401 degrees F |
| FO | petrochemical feedstocks, other oils equal to or greater than 401 degrees F |
| FS | petrochemical feedstocks, still gas |
| GE | geothermal energy |
| GO | geothermal, wind, photovoltaic, solar thermal energy and imports of electricity (GOTCB only) |
| HY | hydroelectric power |
| JF | jet fuel, total |
| JK | kerosene-type jet fuel |
| JN | naphtha-type jet fuel |
| KS | kerosene |
| LG | liquefied petroleum gases |
| LO | electrical system energy losses |
| LU | lubricants |
| MB | motor gasoline blending components |
| MG | motor gasoline |
| MS | miscellaneous petroleum products |
| NA | natural gasoline (including isopentane) |
| NG | natural gas |
| NU | nuclear electric power |
| PA | all petroleum products |
| PC | petroleum coke |
| PL | plant condensate |
| PO | other petroleum products, subtotal |
| PP | pentanes plus |
| RF | residual fuel |
| SG | still gas |
| SN | special naphthas |
| SO | solar thermal and photovoltaic energy |
| TE | total energy |
| TN | total net energy |
| TP | resident population |
| UO | unfinished oils |
| US | unfractionated stream |
| WD | wood |
| WN | wind, photovoltaic, and solar thermal energy |
| WS | waste |
| WW | wood and waste |
| WX | waxes |
| WY | wind |
The following codes represent the four end-use consuming sectors, electric power, and total energy consumption:
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| AC | transportation sector estimated consumption |
| CC | commercial sector estimated consumption |
| EI | electric power sector estimated consumption |
| ET | total energy output |
| EU | electric utilities estimated consumption |
| HC | residential and commercial sectors combined estimated consumption |
| IC | industrial sector estimated consumption |
| RC | residential sector estimated consumption |
| TC | total estimated consumption of all sectors |
The following codes represent energy activities used in intermediate calculations for deriving the major end-use consumption estimates:
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| EG | electricity net generation |
| EX | exports |
| IM | imports |
| IS | interstate sales (of electricity) |
| KC | coke plants estimated consumption |
| LP | lease and plant fuel |
| NI | net imports |
| OC | industrial estimated consumption, excluding coke plants |
| OP | population |
| PZ | pipeline fuel |
| TP | total estimated consumption per capita |
| TX | all sectors except electric power |
| VH | vehicle fuel |
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The following section lists the SEDS variables in the order they appear in the SEDS consumption tables. Each table column contains one variable. Variables with only four letters indicate that both physical unit and Btu values appear on the table.
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| TETCB | CLTCB | NGTCB | PATCB | NUETB | HYTCB | WWTCB |
| GOTCB | ELISB | TERCB | TECCB | TEICB | TEACB | |
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| CLTCP | NGTCP | ARTCP | AVTCP | DFTCP | JFTCP | KSTCP | LGTCP |
| LUTCP | MGTCP | RFTCP | POTCP | PATCP | NUETP | HYTCP | |
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| CLTCB | NGTCB | ARTCB | AVTCB | DFTCB | JFTCB | KSTCB |
| LGTCB | LUTCB | MGTCB | RFTCB | POTCB | PATCB | NUETB |
| HYTCB | WWTCB | GOTCB | ELISB | TETCB | ||
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| CLRCB | NGRCB | DFRCB | KSRCB | LGRCB | PARCB | WDRCB |
| GERCB | SOHCB | ESRCB | TNRCB | LORCB | TERCB | |
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| CLCCB | NGCCB | DFCCB | KSCCB | LGCCB | MGCCB | RFCCB | PACCB |
| HYCCB | WWCCB | GECCB | ESCCB | TNCCB | LOCCB | TECCB | |
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| CLICB | NGICB | ARICB | DFICB | KSICB | LGICB | LUICB | MGICB | RFICB |
| POICB | PAICB | HYICB | WWICB | GEICB | ESICB | TNICB | LOICB | TEICB |
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| CLACB | NGACB | AVACB | DFACB | JFACB | LGACB | LUACB | MGACB |
| RFACB | PAACB | ENACB | ESACB | TNACB | LOACB | TEACB | |
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| CLEIB | NGEIB | RFEIB | DKEIB | PCEIB | PAEIB | NUEGB |
| HYEGB | WWEIB | GEEGB | SOEGB | WYEGB | ELNIB | TEEIB |
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| TERCB | TECCB | TEICB | TEACB | TETCB |
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| CLTCB | NGTCB | PATCB | ESTCB | TETPB |
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| CLTC | CCNI | NGTC | ARTC | AVTC | DFTC | JFTC | KSTC | LGTC | LUTC |
| MGTC | RFTC | POTC | PATC | NUET | HYTC | WWTC | GOTC | TETC | |
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| CLRC | NGRC | DFRC | KSRC | LGRC | PARC | WDRC | |
| GERC | SOHC | ESRC | LORC | TNRC | TERC | ||
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| CLCC | NGCC | DFCC | KSCC | LGCC | MGCC | RFCC | PACC |
| HYCC | WWCC | GECC | ESCC | LOCC | TNCC | TECC | |
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| CLIC | CCNI | NGIC | ARIC | DFIC | KSIC | LGIC | LUIC | MGIC | RFIC |
| POIC | PAIC | HYIC | WWIC | GEIC | ESIC | LOIC | TNIC | TEIC | |
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| CLAC | NGAC | AVAC | DFAC | JFAC | LGAC | LUAC | MGAC |
| RFAC | PAAC | ENAC | ESAC | LOAC | TNAC | TEAC | |
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| CLEI | NGEI | RFEI | DKEI | PCEI | PAEI | NUEG |
| HYEG | WWEI | GEEG | SOEG | WYEG | ELNI | TEEI |
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| CLTC | NGTC | ARTC | AVTC | DFTC | JFTC | KSTC | LGTC | LUTC | MGTC |
| RFTC | POTC | PATC | NUET | HYTC | WWTC | GOTC | ELIS | TETC | |
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| CLRC | NGRC | DFRC | KSRC | LGRC | PARC | WDRC | |
| GERC | SOHC | ESRC | TNRC | LORC | TERC | ||
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| CLCC | NGCC | DFCC | KSCC | LGCC | MGCC | RFCC | PACC |
| HYCC | WWCC | GECC | ESCC | TNCC | LOCC | TECC | |
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| CLIC | NGIC | ARIC | DFIC | KSIC | LGIC | LUIC | MGIC | RFIC |
| POIC | PAIC | HYIC | WWIC | GEIC | ESIC | TNIC | LOIC | TEIC |
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| CLAC | NGAC | AVAC | DFAC | JFAC | LGAC | LUAC | MGAC |
| RFAC | PAAC | ENAC | ESAC | TNAC | LOAC | TEAC | |
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| CLEI | NGEI | RFEI | DKEI | PCEI | PAEI | NUEG |
| HYEG | WWEG | GEEG | SOEG | WYEG | ELNI | TEEI |
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| FFETKUS | NUETKUS | GEETKUS | ||
Tables B2, B3: NGEIK
Tables B4, B5: NGTXK
Tables B6, B7: NGTCK
Tables B8, B9: CLHCK
Tables B10, B11: CLOCK
Tables B12, B13: CLEIK
Tables C1-C5: TPOPP