Table 3.14. Net Generation from Other Renewable Sources
by State, by Sector, 2011 and 2010 (Thousand Megawatthours)

  Electric Power Sector  
Census Division
and State
All Sectors Electric Utilities Independent
Power Producers
Commercial Sector Industrial Sector
  Year 2011 Year 2010 Percentage
Change
Year 2011 Year 2010 Year 2011 Year 2010 Year 2011 Year 2010 Year 2011 Year 2010
New England 8,015 8,020 -0.1% 574 641 5,352 5,701 104 102 1,985 1,577
Connecticut 660 740 -10.8% -- -- 660 740 -- -- -- --
Maine 4,495 4,152 8.2% -- -- 2,421 2,477 89 99 1,985 1,576
Massachusetts 1,207 1,274 -5.3% 48 16 1,145 1,254 13 3 -- --
New Hampshire 1,091 1,232 -11.4% 291 342 800 890 -- -- * *
Rhode Island 130 140 -7.0% -- -- 130 140 -- -- -- --
Vermont 433 482 -10.3% 235 282 196 200 2 -- -- --
Middle Atlantic 9,950 9,910 0.4% 19 * 8,766 8,793 476 388 689 728
New Jersey 956 850 12.4% 19 * 690 684 246 166 -- --
New York 4,896 4,815 1.7% -- -- 4,559 4,447 110 112 226 255
Pennsylvania 4,099 4,245 -3.4% -- -- 3,516 3,662 120 111 463 473
East North Central 17,149 14,390 19.2% 1,137 1,093 14,107 11,349 194 228 1,711 1,721
Illinois 6,865 5,138 33.6% 11 8 6,854 5,130 * * 1 *
Indiana 3,621 3,246 11.6% 295 274 3,284 2,932 21 24 20 15
Michigan 2,962 2,832 4.6% 5 -- 2,116 1,985 158 160 683 687
Ohio 936 700 33.7% 16 15 536 302 -- -- 384 383
Wisconsin 2,765 2,474 11.8% 810 796 1,317 999 15 43 624 635
West North Central 33,325 26,420 26.1% 9,852 7,314 22,844 18,473 78 55 552 578
Iowa 10,870 9,360 16.1% 5,149 4,440 5,671 4,854 34 27 15 39
Kansas 3,779 3,459 9.2% 1,018 819 2,761 2,641 -- -- -- --
Minnesota 8,406 6,640 26.6% 1,741 867 6,113 5,234 30 16 522 523
Missouri 1,240 988 25.6% 35 37 1,201 947 -- -- 4 4
Nebraska 1,116 493 126.4% 280 267 822 214 14 12 -- --
North Dakota 5,245 4,108 27.7% 1,120 879 4,116 3,216 -- -- 10 12
South Dakota 2,668 1,372 94.5% 509 5 2,160 1,367 -- -- -- --
South Atlantic 16,621 15,494 7.3% 1,027 957 6,008 5,392 305 288 9,281 8,857
Delaware 158 138 14.2% * -- 153 138 5 -- -- --
District of Columbia -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Florida 4,670 4,487 4.1% 188 127 2,371 2,369 39 40 2,073 1,951
Georgia 3,190 3,181 0.3% * * 165 151 23 20 3,001 3,009
Maryland 822 574 43.2% * * 616 385 55 40 150 149
North Carolina 2,345 2,083 12.6% 10 5 986 772 -- -- 1,350 1,306
South Carolina 2,129 1,873 13.7% 410 403 22 23 -- -- 1,698 1,448
Virginia 2,196 2,220 -1.1% 419 423 585 614 183 188 1,009 995
West Virginia 1,112 939 18.4% * -- 1,112 939 -- -- -- --
East South Central 5,779 5,309 8.9% 96 90 312 325 -- -- 5,371 4,894
Alabama 2,817 2,377 18.5% 1 1 231 260 -- -- 2,585 2,116
Kentucky 436 440 -0.8% 95 89 -- -- -- -- 342 351
Mississippi 1,506 1,504 0.1% * * -- 2 -- -- 1,506 1,503
Tennessee 1,020 988 3.3% -- -- 81 63 -- -- 939 924
West South Central 42,213 35,957 17.4% 794 706 36,075 29,910 43 44 5,300 5,297
Arkansas 1,668 1,624 2.7% -- -- 76 52 5 5 1,587 1,567
Louisiana 2,443 2,468 -1.0% -- -- 70 73 -- -- 2,372 2,394
Oklahoma 5,919 4,160 42.3% 660 705 4,945 3,103 -- -- 314 352
Texas 32,183 27,705 16.2% 134 1 30,984 26,681 38 39 1,027 984
Mountain 19,305 14,084 37.1% 2,636 1,937 16,185 11,635 60 4 424 507
Arizona 529 319 66.0% 65 37 457 278 7 4 -- --
Colorado 5,367 3,555 51.0% 73 67 5,273 3,487 18 -- 3 --
Idaho 1,892 1,014 86.6% -- -- 1,472 606 -- -- 420 408
Montana 1,265 1,027 23.2% 99 68 1,166 862 -- -- -- 97
Nevada 2,437 2,287 6.6% -- -- 2,404 2,285 32 -- 1 2
New Mexico 2,242 1,855 20.9% -- -- 2,238 1,855 3 -- -- --
Utah 961 781 23.1% 278 274 683 507 -- -- -- --
Wyoming 4,612 3,247 42.0% 2,120 1,491 2,491 1,756 -- -- -- --
Pacific Contiguous 40,727 36,824 10.6% 5,746 5,175 31,737 28,914 1,054 431 2,190 2,303
California 27,222 25,450 7.0% 1,658 1,629 23,858 22,751 1,031 410 675 661
Oregon 5,490 4,757 15.4% 789 599 4,314 3,674 24 21 363 462
Washington 8,014 6,617 21.1% 3,298 2,947 3,565 2,490 -- -- 1,151 1,180
Pacific Noncontiguous 897 766 17.1% 51 14 568 463 161 174 116 114
Alaska 16 19 -16.8% 12 13 -- -- -- -- 3 6
Hawaii 881 747 17.9% 39 2 568 463 161 174 112 107
U.S. Total 193,981 167,173 16.0% 21,933 17,927 141,954 120,956 2,476 1,714 27,619 26,576

* = Value is less than half of the smallest unit of measure (e.g., for values with no decimals, the smallest unit is 1 then values under 0.5 are shown as *.)
NM = Not meaningful due to large relative standard error or excessive percentage change.
Notes: See Glossary for definitions. Values are final. See Technical Notes for a discussion of the sample design for the Form EIA-923.
Negative generation denotes that electric power consumed for plant use exceeds gross generation.
Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. Percentage change is calculated before rounding.
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-923, Power Plant Operations Report.