Massachusetts

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Massachusetts hosts three liquefied natural gas import terminals. In 2015, imports equaled about 12% of Massachusetts' demand for natural gas, down from a high of 42% in 2004, but up from a low of 6.8% in 2014.
One of the nation’s two Northeast Home Heating Oil Reserves storage sites, which are intended to avert disruptions in the supply of home heating oil, is located in Revere, Massachusetts.
Massachusetts generated 66% of its electricity from natural gas and 5.8% of its electricity from coal in 2016.
In 2016, solar photovoltaic facilities, including the state's largest community solar project, comprised 88% of the new utility-scale generating capacity installed in Massachusetts.
In 2015, 27% of Massachusetts' households used fuel oil to meet their primary home heating needs, more than five times higher than the nationwide average of 5.1%.

Last Updated: June 15, 2017