In 2020, Georgia generated 5.8 million megawatthours (MWh) of electricity from biomass, or about 10% of the nation’s total, the second most of any state according to EIA’s Electric Power Monthly. Almost 5% of Georgia's in-state electricity generation in 2020 came from biomass, mostly wood and wood-derived fuels, a share that ranked sixth in the nation. Biomass accounted for nearly half of Georgia’s total renewable electricity generation in 2020. More ›
Source: EIA, Electric Power Monthly
4/12/2021: $59.70/barrel
up$1.05 from week earlier
up$36.94 from year earlier
4/12/2021: $2.561/MMBtu
up$0.050 from week earlier
up$0.828 from year earlier
4/12/2021: $2.849/gal
down$0.008 from week earlier
up$0.996 from year earlier
4/12/2021: $3.129/gal
down$0.015 from week earlier
up$0.622 from year earlier
4/3/2021: 10.727 million tons
down0.336 million tons from week earlier
up0.332 million tons from year earlier