U.S. households consumed an average of 76.7 million British thermal units (MMBtu) of site energy in 2020, according to our 2020 Residential Energy Consumption Survey (RECS) data. The average site energy a household uses is largely correlated with the average outdoor temperature; households in colder climates, where space heating equipment is used more intensely, tend to consume more site energy than households in warmer parts of the county. Of the 15 states with average annual temperatures above the national average (59.4°F), the average households in every state except Oklahoma used less energy than the national average. More ›
Data source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, 2020 Residential Energy Consumption Survey (RECS)
5/4/2023: $68.56/barrel
down$6.20 from week earlier
down$39.25 from year earlier
5/4/2023: $2.101/MMBtu
down$0.254 from week earlier
down$6.314 from year earlier
4/29/2023: 11.370 million tons
down0.824 million tons from week earlier
up1.210 million tons from year earlier
4/28/2023: 2,063 Bcf
up54 Bcf from week earlier
up507 Bcf from year earlier
4/28/2023: 459.6 million barrels
down1.3 million barrels from week earlier
up43.9 million barrels from year earlier