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Table F14: Other Petroleum Products Consumption, Price, and Expenditure Estimates, 2011

Table F14: Other Petroleum Products Consumption, Price, and Expenditure Estimates, 2011



State		 Consumption Prices Expenditures

Thousand Barrels
Trillion Btu
Dollars per Million Btu
Million Dollars
Alabama 3,121 18.4 32.57 245.3
Alaska 4,403 26.4 — —
Arizona 93 0.5 32.32 16.8
Arkansas 1,928 11.5 32.82 53.2
California 40,457 242.4 11.99 192.7
Colorado 2,108 12.6 33.76 7.4
Connecticut 130 0.7 32.62 24.0
Delaware 4,407 26.4 32.94 8.8
Dist. of Col. 0 0.0 — —
Florida 3,714 22.2 5.48 121.9
Georgia 1,919 11.3 12.16 137.3
Hawaii 2,517 15.1 34.70 1.1
Idaho 12 0.1 34.70 2.3
Illinois 19,130 114.3 32.00 207.2
Indiana 12,029 72.1 7.11 176.2
Iowa 363 2.1 17.58 37.1
Kansas 6,581 39.4 20.09 19.8
Kentucky 12,047 72.2 5.60 242.2
Louisiana 157,700 922.2 24.96 13,285.2
Maine 5 (s) 34.70 1.1
Maryland 208 1.1 31.53 36.0
Massachusetts 210 1.2 32.29 37.5
Michigan 3,662 21.7 14.36 138.9
Minnesota 6,978 41.8 32.23 39.3
Mississippi 6,763 40.5 32.53 18.1
Missouri 2,328 13.9 7.71 107.2
Montana 5,181 31.1 1.63 12.9
Nebraska 37 0.2 33.45 7.1
Nevada 49 0.3 29.80 3.0
New Hampshire 15 0.1 30.91 2.5
New Jersey 12,203 73.0 31.64 205.6
New Mexico 2,507 15.0 34.70 1.1
New York 2,905 17.3 8.59 148.9
North Carolina 981 5.6 32.53 181.2
North Dakota 1,314 7.9 31.07 3.6
Ohio 17,108 102.2 8.86 347.8
Oklahoma 9,626 57.7 32.36 17.4
Oregon 129 0.7 32.25 23.1
Pennsylvania 15,261 91.2 24.51 137.0
Rhode Island 17 0.1 32.16 2.9
South Carolina 2,561 15.3 10.75 164.1
South Dakota 5 (s) 34.70 1.1
Tennessee 6,343 37.4 32.71 518.2
Texas 201,522 1,131.7 25.02 12,916.8
Utah 3,573 21.4 31.98 5.0
Vermont 0 0.0 — —
Virginia 406 2.3 31.88 72.0
Washington 14,889 89.3 6.11 125.7
West Virginia 583 3.4 32.71 53.3
Wisconsin 2,676 15.9 7.00 81.5
Wyoming 3,447 20.7 32.71 9.9

United States		 596,155 3,470.3 22.10 30,198.4
— = No consumption, including cases where adjustments were made. See explanation of adjustments in
Section 7 of the Price and Expenditure Technical Notes.		 Notes: "Other Petroleum Products" is the subtotal of 16 petroleum products. All are used in the industrial sector
with the exception of small amounts of petroleum coke that are consumed in the electric power and commercial
sectors. See a full description in the "Other Petroleum Products" and "Petroleum Coke" sections of the Petroleum
Technical Notes. · Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding.
Where shown, (s) = Physical unit value less than 0.5, Btu value less than 0.05, or expenditure value less than 0.05. Sources: Data sources, estimation procedures, and assumptions are described in the Technical Notes.