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Table C10. Energy Consumption by End-Use Sector, Ranked by State, 2010

Table C10. Energy Consumption by End-Use Sector, Ranked by State, 2010


Rank		 Residential Sector Commercial Sector Industrial Sector a Transportation Sector Total Consumption a
State Trillion Btu State Trillion Btu State Trillion Btu State Trillion Btu State Trillion Btu
1 Texas 1,689.1 California 1,500.9 Texas 5,786.7 California 3,096.8 Texas 11,769.9
2 California 1,462.5 Texas 1,478.5 Louisiana 2,704.2 Texas 2,815.5 California 7,825.7
3 Florida 1,298.8 New York 1,222.0 California 1,765.4 Florida 1,558.7 Florida 4,381.9
4 New York 1,118.1 Florida 1,001.8 Indiana 1,291.6 New York 1,042.3 Louisiana 4,065.4
5 Illinois 982.3 Illinois 774.6 Ohio 1,229.7 Pennsylvania 993.2 Illinois 3,936.7
6 Ohio 944.8 Ohio 700.6 Illinois 1,187.6 Illinois 992.2 Ohio 3,833.7
7 Pennsylvania 943.9 Pennsylvania 687.0 Pennsylvania 1,134.8 Georgia 984.3 Pennsylvania 3,758.8
8 Georgia 821.3 New Jersey 638.6 Kentucky 830.9 Ohio 958.6 New York 3,728.4
9 North Carolina 809.0 Virginia 633.1 Alabama 785.8 New Jersey 953.3 Georgia 3,155.7
10 Michigan 762.2 North Carolina 614.0 Georgia 762.9 Virginia 746.7 Indiana 2,871.1
11 Virginia 683.0 Michigan 600.3 Iowa 733.4 Michigan 741.2 Michigan 2,798.1
12 Tennessee 606.9 Georgia 587.1 Michigan 694.4 North Carolina 721.7 North Carolina 2,705.2
13 New Jersey 596.4 Maryland 437.5 Minnesota 648.6 Louisiana 694.3 Virginia 2,502.1
14 Indiana 581.1 Missouri 421.4 Tennessee 633.8 Indiana 616.5 New Jersey 2,447.5
15 Missouri 557.2 Tennessee 400.1 Wisconsin 577.3 Washington 612.7 Tennessee 2,250.6
16 Washington 478.8 Indiana 381.9 Washington 564.9 Tennessee 609.8 Washington 2,036.5
17 Maryland 447.3 Washington 380.1 North Carolina 560.5 Missouri 571.8 Kentucky 1,976.5
18 Wisconsin 427.7 Wisconsin 352.0 Oklahoma 551.3 Alabama 485.5 Alabama 1,959.7
19 Massachusetts 426.9 Minnesota 339.9 South Carolina 523.0 Minnesota 483.0 Missouri 1,928.4
20 Alabama 417.5 Arizona 331.9 Florida 522.6 Arizona 477.8 Minnesota 1,867.3
21 Kentucky 407.8 Colorado 287.7 Colorado 448.0 Kentucky 474.3 Wisconsin 1,800.1
22 South Carolina 402.7 Massachusetts 283.6 Virginia 439.2 South Carolina 461.2 South Carolina 1,661.6
23 Minnesota 395.8 Louisiana 281.7 Kansas 417.2 Massachusetts 458.5 Oklahoma 1,551.6
24 Louisiana 385.2 South Carolina 274.7 Mississippi 412.0 Maryland 443.2 Colorado 1,516.9
25 Arizona 381.0 Alabama 270.9 Arkansas 400.2 Wisconsin 443.1 Iowa 1,492.3
26 Colorado 350.9 Kentucky 263.6 Missouri 378.0 Colorado 430.2 Maryland 1,481.1
27 Oklahoma 329.2 Oklahoma 251.1 Nebraska 352.4 Oklahoma 420.1 Arizona 1,399.6
28 Kansas 257.9 Kansas 222.2 New York 346.1 Mississippi 368.4 Massachusetts 1,396.9
29 Arkansas 253.8 Iowa 202.5 Alaska 312.7 Oregon 319.5 Mississippi 1,189.2
30 Connecticut 247.0 Connecticut 186.6 Wyoming 300.1 Iowa 312.4 Kansas 1,165.3
31 Iowa 244.0 Oregon 184.2 West Virginia 278.0 Arkansas 294.3 Arkansas 1,125.6
32 Mississippi 241.8 Arkansas 177.2 New Jersey 259.3 Kansas 268.0 Oregon 977.1
33 Oregon 239.5 Mississippi 166.9 North Dakota 243.8 Connecticut 244.6 Nebraska 843.8
34 West Virginia 172.8 Utah 154.2 Oregon 234.0 Utah 234.3 Utah 763.7
35 Utah 166.0 Nebraska 143.8 New Mexico 232.4 Nevada 210.8 Connecticut 754.0
36 Nebraska 165.4 New Mexico 125.7 Massachusetts 227.9 Alaska 210.6 West Virginia 738.9
37 Nevada 152.4 District of Columbia 124.0 Utah 209.2 New Mexico 199.0 New Mexico 680.1
38 Idaho 126.3 Nevada 115.1 Arizona 208.9 Nebraska 182.2 Nevada 646.1
39 New Mexico 123.0 West Virginia 113.4 Idaho 185.9 West Virginia 174.7 Alaska 641.7
40 Montana 87.5 Idaho 84.9 Nevada 167.7 Idaho 136.6 Wyoming 535.3
41 New Hampshire 83.3 Montana 76.6 Maryland 153.0 Hawaii 134.0 Idaho 533.8
42 Maine 79.2 North Dakota 67.4 South Dakota 149.8 Maine 125.9 North Dakota 480.7
43 Delaware 72.5 Alaska 66.2 Maine 140.2 Wyoming 122.8 Maine 407.3
44 South Dakota 71.4 New Hampshire 65.9 Montana 125.5 Montana 111.9 Montana 401.4
45 North Dakota 66.9 Wyoming 63.9 Connecticut 75.7 New Hampshire 106.7 South Dakota 379.6
46 Rhode Island 61.3 Delaware 63.6 Hawaii 64.2 North Dakota 102.7 New Hampshire 295.5
47 Alaska 52.1 South Dakota 63.3 Delaware 53.4 South Dakota 95.1 Hawaii 272.2
48 Wyoming 48.4 Maine 62.0 New Hampshire 39.6 Delaware 66.7 Delaware 256.2
49 Vermont 43.3 Rhode Island 45.3 Rhode Island 26.4 Rhode Island 64.2 Rhode Island 197.2
50 District of Columbia 38.8 Hawaii 39.8 Vermont 23.2 Vermont 52.4 District of Columbia 185.5
51 Hawaii 34.2 Vermont 28.7 District of Columbia 3.2 District of Columbia 19.5 Vermont 147.6
United States 21,836.2 United States 18,040.1 United States 30,390.6 United States 27,443.8 United States 97,710.6
aEstimates for the United States include -6.2 trillion Btu of net imports of coal coke that is not allocated to the States.
Web Page: All data are available at http://www.eia.gov/state/seds/seds-data-complete.cfm.
Sources: Data sources, estimation procedures, and assumptions are described in the Technical Notes.