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Table F2: Jet Fuel Consumption, Price, and Expenditure Estimates, 2011

Table F2: Jet Fuel Consumption, Price, and Expenditure Estimates, 2011





State		 Jet Fuel a
Consumption Prices Expenditures

Thousand Barrels
Trillion Btu
Dollars per Million Btu
Million Dollars
Alabama 2,355 13.4 22.77 304.0
Alaska 20,851 118.2 23.12 2,733.2
Arizona 3,797 21.5 22.84 491.8
Arkansas 1,045 5.9 22.45 133.0
California 96,952 549.7 22.51 12,374.8
Colorado 10,278 58.3 22.41 1,306.2
Connecticut 1,555 8.8 22.95 202.3
Delaware 97 0.5 22.67 12.5
Dist. of Col. 0 0.0 — —
Florida 35,722 202.5 22.73 4,603.0
Georgia 17,517 99.3 22.55 2,239.5
Hawaii 10,948 62.1 22.67 1,407.1
Idaho 636 3.6 23.24 83.8
Illinois 25,448 144.3 22.49 3,244.9
Indiana 9,037 51.2 22.40 1,147.7
Iowa 663 3.8 23.03 86.6
Kansas 2,951 16.7 22.56 377.6
Kentucky 9,935 56.3 22.55 1,270.2
Louisiana 18,979 107.6 22.33 2,402.5
Maine 1,292 7.3 22.95 168.1
Maryland 2,705 15.3 22.51 345.3
Massachusetts 7,008 39.7 22.87 908.9
Michigan 3,213 18.2 22.39 407.9
Minnesota 9,372 53.1 22.76 1,209.3
Mississippi 6,193 35.1 22.45 788.4
Missouri 3,528 20.0 22.93 458.6
Montana 919 5.2 23.24 121.2
Nebraska 826 4.7 23.03 107.8
Nevada 3,049 17.3 22.76 393.5
New Hampshire 624 3.5 22.95 81.1
New Jersey 44,697 253.4 22.59 5,725.7
New Mexico 1,242 7.0 22.81 160.6
New York 15,454 87.6 22.77 1,995.2
North Carolina 1,798 10.2 22.68 231.3
North Dakota 1,020 5.8 22.56 130.5
Ohio 13,349 75.7 22.59 1,709.4
Oklahoma 8,234 46.7 22.67 1,058.6
Oregon 4,495 25.5 22.72 579.1
Pennsylvania 8,201 46.5 22.71 1,056.1
Rhode Island 751 4.3 22.95 97.8
South Carolina 1,076 6.1 23.06 140.7
South Dakota 608 3.4 22.56 77.8
Tennessee 12,254 69.5 22.56 1,567.7
Texas 61,807 350.4 22.49 7,881.2
Utah 5,767 32.7 23.97 783.8
Vermont 231 1.3 22.95 30.1
Virginia 12,767 72.4 22.34 1,617.2
Washington 16,386 92.9 22.49 2,089.4
West Virginia 203 1.1 23.39 26.9
Wisconsin 2,001 11.3 22.56 256.1
Wyoming 412 2.3 23.24 54.2

United States		 520,250 2,949.8 22.60 66,680.2
aJet fuel is used only in the transportation sector. Note: Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding.
— = No consumption. Sources: Data sources, estimation procedures, and assumptions are described in the Technical Notes.
Where shown, (s) = Physical unit value less than 0.5, Btu value less than 0.05, or expenditure value less
than 0.05.