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Table CO2.T3. Commercial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, Connecticut (thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))
Table CO2.T3. Commercial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, Connecticut
(thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))



Year



Coal


Natural
gas a
Petroleum b


Total
Distillate
fuel oil

HGL c

Kerosene
Motor
gasoline
Petroleum
coke
Residual
fuel oil

Total
1960 190 175 2,166 60 22 24 411 2,683 3,048
1961 157 224 2,138 60 20 32 400 2,650 3,031
1962 149 219 2,096 68 18 27 435 2,644 3,012
1963 126 298 2,052 69 18 28 431 2,597 3,021
1964 100 336 1,819 76 15 28 541 2,480 2,916
1965 81 311 1,910 67 16 29 452 2,474 2,866
1966 71 399 1,759 67 10 30 532 2,399 2,868
1967 63 439 1,771 71 8 29 521 2,401 2,902
1968 50 605 1,886 74 8 32 481 2,482 3,136
1969 44 670 1,893 87 8 33 466 2,487 3,201
1970 42 781 1,993 78 8 36 470 2,584 3,407
1971 47 866 1,954 75 8 36 387 2,459 3,372
1972 40 916 2,065 83 9 56 383 2,596 3,552
1973 42 830 2,085 75 6 77 403 2,646 3,518
1974 41 872 1,918 72 4 86 344 2,425 3,338
1975 33 849 1,812 74 4 90 310 2,290 3,172
1976 33 892 2,028 76 4 91 394 2,593 3,518
1977 34 900 1,982 78 3 93 408 2,565 3,499
1978 30 910 1,990 70 3 97 449 2,609 3,549
1979 25 903 2,505 53 3 96 269 2,925 3,852
1980 28 1,090 1,252 58 3 103 553 1,968 3,085
1981 69 1,212 1,264 57 5 105 372 1,803 3,084
1982 55 1,242 1,281 56 (s) 110 359 1,807 3,104
1983 42 1,210 1,394 66 28 71 682 2,242 3,493
1984 80 1,348 1,639 54 41 54 931 2,720 4,148
1985 64 1,337 1,706 62 27 53 793 2,641 4,042
1986 67 1,344 1,693 54 28 54 757 2,587 3,998
1987 49 1,505 1,544 77 46 64 615 2,346 3,899
1988 21 1,496 1,491 72 28 62 644 2,296 3,813
1989 23 1,684 1,641 81 60 71 725 2,579 4,285
1990 23 1,610 1,499 83 21 76 488 2,168 3,801
1991 26 1,464 1,488 92 69 245 248 2,143 3,633
1992 39 1,624 1,474 118 19 592 417 2,619 4,283
1993 25 1,710 1,178 102 18 589 192 2,079 3,814
1994 24 2,136 1,182 91 21 384 305 1,983 4,144
1995 50 2,068 1,299 85 11 92 211 1,698 3,816
1996 12 2,171 1,273 103 30 304 215 1,924 4,106
1997 15 2,324 1,263 117 43 363 152 1,937 4,277
1998 15 2,301 1,132 148 73 268 76 1,696 4,011
1999 12 2,581 1,140 114 34 286 99 1,674 4,266
2000 8 2,645 1,298 129 49 306 103 1,885 4,538
2001 9 2,407 1,478 134 96 107 78 1,893 4,309
2002 8 2,203 1,253 145 55 302 152 1,907 4,118
2003 8 2,108 1,565 201 52 685 333 2,836 4,952
2004 9 1,928 1,543 174 71 53 155 1,996 3,933
2005 11 1,941 1,307 137 110 69 167 1,790 3,742
2006 8 1,777 1,179 113 75 16 150 1,533 3,318
2007 7 1,952 1,120 151 14 14 90 1,388 3,348
2008 2,038 1,054 188 13 26 50 1,330 3,368
2009 2,157 849 210 7 14 45 1,125 3,282
2010 2,213 894 191 3 13 43 1,144 3,358
2011 2,446 912 215 4 14 4 1,148 3,593
2012 2,317 737 173 1 12 4 926 3,243
2013 2,509 833 209 (s) 12 5 1,059 3,569
2014 2,789 802 195 3 11 9 1,020 3,809
2015 2,849 937 214 1 305 14 1,470 4,320
2016 2,733 601 196 2 295 17 1,109 3,843
2017 2,858 569 110 3 297 21 1,000 3,858
2018 3,171 601 175 1 302 12 1,092 4,263
2019 3,142 498 181 2 303 11 996 4,138
2020 2,842 407 196 2 306 5 916 3,758
2021 2,914 705 206 1 309 15 1,237 4,151
2022 3,001 691 173 1 319 15 1,200 4,201
2023 2,974 679 194 2 318 13 1,206 4,181
2024 3,032 684 156 2 223 14 1,078 4,110

Footnotes:

a Excludes supplemental gaseous fuels.

b Excludes biofuels.

c Hydrocarbon gas liquids, assumed to be propane only.

— = No consumption. Where shown, R = Revised data and (s) = Value less than 0.5.

Notes: · Data are carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions estimates from fossil fuels primary energy consumption, excluding renewable energy. The state data do not account for interstate flow of electricity and represent CO2 emissions in the state where fossil fuels are burned to generate electricity, although the electricity might be sold to ultimate customers in other states and sectors. · Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding. · The commercial sector includes commercial combined-heat-and-power (CHP) and commercial electricity-only plants. · The continuity of these data series estimates may be affected by changing data sources and estimation methodologies. See the technical notes for each type of energy.

Web page: All data are available at https://www.eia.gov/state/seds/seds-data-complete.php.

Data source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, State Energy Data System. See technical notes. https://www.eia.gov/state/seds/