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Table CO2.T3. Commercial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, Florida (thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))
Table CO2.T3. Commercial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, Florida
(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 — 383 473 560 72 256 — 1,004 2,365 2,748
1961 — 373 534 559 72 320 — 1,006 2,491 2,864
1962 — 574 610 607 76 313 — 1,089 2,695 3,268
1963 — 730 656 679 91 248 — 976 2,650 3,380
1964 — 1,001 606 732 73 250 — 849 2,511 3,512
1965 — 700 854 663 69 266 — 759 2,611 3,311
1966 — 733 1,004 639 72 279 — 474 2,467 3,201
1967 — 1,240 1,004 650 43 416 — 466 2,580 3,820
1968 — 1,216 900 739 49 457 — 480 2,625 3,841
1969 — 1,374 766 866 51 482 — 480 2,644 4,018
1970 — 1,485 883 923 56 517 — 693 3,071 4,556
1971 — 1,406 886 891 55 549 — 668 3,048 4,455
1972 — 1,319 822 916 40 412 — 824 3,013 4,332
1973 — 1,373 987 975 33 364 — 908 3,268 4,641
1974 — 1,273 876 841 21 330 — 794 2,861 4,134
1975 — 1,814 959 835 17 388 — 734 2,933 4,747
1976 — 2,234 1,049 902 28 403 — 983 3,364 5,598
1977 — 2,332 1,097 973 24 427 — 1,205 3,726 6,058
1978 — 2,007 1,113 901 22 446 — 1,047 3,528 5,535
1979 — 2,047 935 715 22 488 — 1,212 3,372 5,419
1980 18 1,712 830 718 12 501 — 697 2,758 4,488
1981 2 1,977 1,108 765 27 342 — 386 2,627 4,607
1982 7 1,710 280 624 92 280 — 181 1,456 3,173
1983 29 1,700 933 742 268 480 — 472 2,895 4,625
1984 135 1,779 1,097 839 304 496 — 645 3,381 5,294
1985 205 1,804 1,759 971 434 512 — 1,025 4,701 6,709
1986 176 2,044 1,642 1,039 352 534 — 1,321 4,888 7,108
1987 99 2,176 1,899 888 194 512 — 957 4,450 6,725
1988 5 2,166 1,633 789 173 487 — 994 4,077 6,248
1989 1 2,012 1,331 784 148 456 — 929 3,648 5,661
1990 9 2,086 1,660 808 52 528 — 1,117 4,165 6,260
1991 (s) 2,285 1,496 836 12 347 — 1,007 3,699 5,984
1992 30 2,431 1,504 840 12 307 — 842 3,506 5,967
1993 31 2,398 1,414 818 22 36 — 67 2,357 4,786
1994 41 2,389 1,049 751 32 36 — 63 1,930 4,361
1995 3 2,292 1,267 639 40 37 — 65 2,047 4,342
1996 2 2,476 913 653 44 37 — 47 1,693 4,171
1997 — 2,060 769 647 22 89 — 59 1,585 3,645
1998 12 2,104 599 722 27 91 — 5 1,444 3,560
1999 14 2,012 775 718 25 92 — 6 1,617 3,643
2000 20 2,817 1,149 711 12 112 — 7 1,991 4,828
2001 119 2,783 1,319 593 10 90 — 7 2,019 4,921
2002 20 3,067 1,115 642 6 146 — 34 1,944 5,031
2003 16 2,998 1,192 656 8 97 — 8 1,961 4,975
2004 — 3,095 1,731 893 8 104 — 55 2,792 5,886
2005 1 3,174 1,539 642 22 140 — 166 2,508 5,683
2006 1 2,769 1,614 608 7 164 — 39 2,432 5,202
2007 1 2,806 990 626 5 247 — 19 1,889 4,695
2008 — 2,784 1,233 572 2 217 — — 2,024 4,808
2009 — 2,755 1,328 502 3 228 — 4 2,064 4,819
2010 — 2,940 1,201 504 6 619 — 17 2,348 5,288
2011 — 2,885 1,076 435 5 320 — 6 1,841 4,726
2012 — 2,954 1,078 525 1 126 — 3 1,734 4,688
2013 — 3,236 1,174 489 1 241 — 4 1,908 5,144
2014 — 3,415 1,144 507 3 198 — (s) 1,852 5,267
2015 — 3,266 1,150 481 2 1,792 — (s) 3,425 6,691
2016 — 3,397 1,065 560 1 2,161 — — 3,788 7,184
2017 — 3,350 1,148 478 1 1,832 — — 3,459 6,809
2018 — 3,470 1,110 504 (s) 1,858 — — 3,472 6,942
2019 — 3,432 1,006 515 1 1,876 — — 3,398 6,829
2020 — 3,114 918 497 (s) 1,887 — — 3,302 6,416
2021 — 3,434 804 522 1 1,901 — — 3,228 6,663
2022 — 3,432 789 504 1 2,045 — — 3,339 6,771
2023 — 3,404 701 483 1 1,957 — — 3,142 6,546
2024 — 3,679 880 478 1 1,843 — — 3,202 6,881

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/

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