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Table CO2.T3. Commercial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, Massachusetts (thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))
Table CO2.T3. Commercial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, Massachusetts
(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 809 562 5,154 61 168 50 4,738 10,172 11,542
1961 639 648 5,303 54 163 52 4,723 10,295 11,582
1962 610 785 5,438 65 158 55 4,949 10,666 12,061
1963 460 787 5,150 67 141 34 4,415 9,808 11,055
1964 436 795 4,981 67 113 34 5,230 10,425 11,656
1965 373 876 5,572 75 93 34 6,847 12,621 13,870
1966 336 995 4,977 66 66 36 7,479 12,624 13,954
1967 300 1,329 5,375 66 56 36 7,624 13,158 14,786
1968 293 1,363 5,532 71 49 37 7,460 13,149 14,805
1969 223 1,600 5,700 79 49 37 6,925 12,791 14,614
1970 185 1,897 5,789 76 49 38 7,021 12,974 15,056
1971 195 1,985 6,027 77 49 39 6,556 12,748 14,927
1972 168 1,974 6,221 85 52 39 6,536 12,933 15,075
1973 195 2,107 6,255 78 36 39 6,604 13,012 15,314
1974 195 2,001 5,872 77 22 40 5,253 11,264 13,460
1975 153 2,013 5,688 82 20 41 4,307 10,138 12,304
1976 149 2,014 6,160 86 22 42 4,614 10,925 13,089
1977 151 2,168 5,993 96 23 42 4,076 10,230 12,549
1978 115 2,443 5,726 92 16 71 3,552 9,457 12,014
1979 100 2,500 3,947 52 15 71 1,783 5,869 8,469
1980 178 2,638 3,235 55 12 72 2,292 5,666 8,481
1981 246 2,381 2,481 58 4 77 1,486 4,106 6,734
1982 299 3,019 2,373 58 12 80 1,996 4,518 7,836
1983 270 2,025 2,345 69 15 72 1,152 3,653 5,947
1984 421 2,171 2,758 70 24 63 1,572 4,488 7,080
1985 244 2,209 2,744 83 45 70 1,490 4,432 6,884
1986 140 2,344 3,206 92 120 71 1,617 5,107 7,591
1987 106 2,524 2,988 110 21 72 1,346 4,537 7,167
1988 122 2,660 3,138 109 29 68 1,618 4,962 7,744
1989 108 2,823 3,711 129 27 70 1,806 5,744 8,675
1990 121 2,775 3,192 110 53 26 2,112 5,492 8,389
1991 53 2,928 3,795 100 83 68 2,141 6,187 9,169
1992 114 3,542 3,349 99 30 61 1,732 5,272 8,928
1993 85 3,609 2,910 109 47 20 1,208 4,294 7,988
1994 45 4,589 2,657 113 41 21 1,394 4,226 8,860
1995 56 4,473 2,789 118 46 24 1,449 4,425 8,954
1996 69 5,230 2,426 140 19 24 1,147 3,757 9,056
1997 61 5,721 2,444 131 19 18 1,057 3,669 9,451
1998 60 4,845 2,326 120 29 24 669 3,168 8,074
1999 85 3,660 1,648 124 93 23 559 2,448 6,193
2000 37 3,535 2,265 153 44 104 655 3,221 6,792
2001 34 3,418 1,832 139 65 31 247 2,314 5,766
2002 182 3,555 1,666 112 24 43 303 2,149 5,885
2003 106 3,409 2,494 178 30 39 855 3,595 7,110
2004 73 3,103 1,875 114 38 26 1,308 3,361 6,537
2005 94 3,048 2,047 185 33 21 1,257 3,543 6,686
2006 35 2,799 1,412 175 16 26 552 2,182 5,015
2007 50 3,312 1,397 156 10 28 394 1,986 5,347
2008 3,883 1,045 181 8 27 450 1,711 5,594
2009 3,912 1,357 156 7 28 332 1,880 5,793
2010 3,954 2,330 141 19 16 261 2,767 6,721
2011 4,428 1,537 156 3 49 161 1,905 6,333
2012 4,007 969 142 1 14 104 1,230 5,237
2013 5,463 1,001 176 1 16 105 1,298 6,761
2014 5,738 1,130 194 5 15 63 1,408 7,146
2015 5,726 1,152 178 5 460 24 1,819 7,546
2016 5,714 630 135 6 464 15 1,250 6,964
2017 5,964 722 136 4 470 11 1,343 7,307
2018 6,476 683 216 4 467 6 1,375 7,851
2019 6,630 731 191 6 469 9 1,406 8,036
2020 5,973 545 229 7 473 16 1,269 7,242
2021 5,628 1,008 251 4 478 9 1,750 7,378
2022 6,361 981 240 4 528 9 1,763 8,124
2023 5,823 990 212 7 502 8 1,719 7,541
2024 5,699 1,002 263 6 415 8 1,695 7,395

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/