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Table CO2.T3. Commercial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, Maryland (thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))
Table CO2.T3. Commercial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, Maryland
(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 282 440 1,015 55 30 27 1,153 2,280 3,002
1961 260 483 1,113 60 35 30 858 2,096 2,839
1962 286 530 1,152 72 35 30 737 2,026 2,841
1963 364 572 1,204 77 32 31 754 2,098 3,034
1964 358 624 1,206 78 30 32 873 2,220 3,202
1965 239 706 1,206 79 29 34 907 2,255 3,200
1966 147 730 1,202 94 29 34 1,046 2,406 3,283
1967 118 1,055 1,319 81 28 35 766 2,230 3,402
1968 111 1,140 1,356 79 30 37 659 2,161 3,412
1969 104 1,299 1,307 87 30 38 746 2,208 3,611
1970 83 1,403 1,381 90 29 38 707 2,245 3,732
1971 77 1,533 1,339 91 33 40 1,199 2,701 4,311
1972 60 1,645 1,401 103 22 39 1,180 2,747 4,452
1973 73 1,605 1,451 112 13 42 1,226 2,844 4,522
1974 84 1,612 1,368 105 14 44 891 2,421 4,117
1975 52 1,354 1,418 110 14 45 552 2,139 3,545
1976 43 1,515 1,379 121 13 46 659 2,217 3,775
1977 76 1,484 1,444 117 8 42 597 2,209 3,768
1978 59 1,496 1,415 110 7 46 473 2,050 3,606
1979 363 1,744 1,566 17 15 46 517 2,161 4,267
1980 67 1,540 1,234 66 8 45 547 1,901 3,509
1981 76 1,718 676 81 7 51 98 913 2,707
1982 199 1,656 762 71 37 51 213 1,134 2,989
1983 198 1,661 1,201 84 17 61 265 1,628 3,488
1984 154 1,373 1,413 93 27 56 361 1,951 3,478
1985 224 1,320 934 88 37 64 119 1,242 2,786
1986 231 1,306 740 67 21 65 410 1,303 2,841
1987 326 1,398 952 84 10 68 863 1,977 3,701
1988 230 1,409 918 80 26 63 339 1,427 3,067
1989 102 1,466 960 98 37 74 605 1,774 3,342
1990 92 1,310 1,072 97 20 87 259 1,534 2,936
1991 83 2,069 1,146 108 22 44 63 1,382 3,535
1992 27 2,309 1,290 121 17 39 223 1,691 4,026
1993 29 2,372 1,235 125 35 12 90 1,497 3,898
1994 74 2,398 1,466 127 88 12 101 1,795 4,266
1995 615 2,541 1,333 146 87 12 56 1,635 4,791
1996 86 2,491 1,407 165 62 12 51 1,697 4,275
1997 117 2,729 1,068 177 94 12 24 1,374 4,220
1998 114 3,150 1,100 161 130 12 20 1,423 4,687
1999 98 3,176 952 148 106 12 25 1,241 4,515
2000 178 3,046 1,123 120 150 43 41 1,477 4,701
2001 160 3,286 1,092 144 144 12 16 1,408 4,853
2002 6 3,518 1,085 150 71 12 30 1,348 4,873
2003 12 3,880 1,000 210 81 12 132 1,435 5,327
2004 119 3,859 917 183 52 12 41 1,206 5,183
2005 69 3,866 776 175 52 12 46 1,061 4,996
2006 92 3,455 779 184 26 12 23 1,024 4,571
2007 77 3,891 510 142 17 12 9 690 4,658
2008 85 3,862 499 203 4 12 5 723 4,670
2009 66 3,796 682 191 13 12 1 900 4,762
2010 45 3,677 620 210 12 11 2 856 4,578
2011 58 3,682 616 200 10 11 2 839 4,579
2012 49 3,530 633 163 2 11 (s) 809 4,388
2013 23 3,933 576 171 2 11 1 762 4,718
2014 19 4,161 683 176 7 11 1 879 5,059
2015 1 3,906 657 160 4 555 8 1,383 5,290
2016 3,908 465 161 6 562 3 1,197 5,105
2017 3,994 413 194 3 570 2 1,183 5,177
2018 4,265 551 165 3 581 4 1,304 5,569
2019 4,221 592 218 5 584 1,399 5,621
2020 3,718 513 171 5 588 1,277 4,995
2021 3,634 544 211 4 593 2 1,354 4,988
2022 4,058 557 210 3 608 2 1,381 5,439
2023 3,734 513 167 6 611 2 1,299 5,033
2024 3,794 520 145 5 510 2 1,182 4,976

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/