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Table CO2.T3. Commercial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, Ohio (thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))
Table CO2.T3. Commercial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, Ohio
(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 3,206 5,922 622 81 40 202 1,000 1,945 11,072
1961 2,694 6,360 626 86 28 199 725 1,663 10,717
1962 2,971 6,825 620 98 35 212 634 1,599 11,395
1963 2,391 7,170 664 92 39 211 589 1,595 11,156
1964 2,143 6,620 632 95 32 214 760 1,732 10,495
1965 2,209 6,948 667 106 78 214 943 2,007 11,164
1966 2,293 7,477 748 118 74 220 640 1,800 11,570
1967 2,012 8,400 774 161 66 121 496 1,619 12,031
1968 1,820 9,042 796 164 69 141 404 1,574 12,436
1969 1,612 9,586 788 195 69 138 426 1,616 12,814
1970 1,567 9,948 797 179 64 150 389 1,579 13,095
1971 1,544 10,294 788 189 60 147 340 1,523 13,361
1972 1,483 11,297 868 216 53 193 276 1,607 14,387
1973 1,561 10,700 915 220 53 234 316 1,738 13,998
1974 2,238 10,484 889 217 48 227 377 1,758 14,480
1975 1,699 9,195 922 224 44 357 688 2,236 13,130
1976 1,872 9,759 1,154 231 63 341 774 2,563 14,194
1977 2,170 8,101 1,231 217 64 278 991 2,781 13,051
1978 2,464 9,364 1,215 212 57 287 864 2,634 14,462
1979 1,686 8,601 662 147 35 357 632 1,833 12,120
1980 979 8,253 1,116 118 54 770 180 2,237 11,469
1981 1,297 8,025 1,119 128 28 444 13 1,731 11,054
1982 1,348 7,902 906 122 25 313 84 1,451 10,700
1983 1,621 7,205 1,540 145 143 295 14 2,136 10,962
1984 1,768 8,053 1,892 152 101 801 9 2,955 12,776
1985 1,533 7,663 911 154 183 226 39 1,512 10,709
1986 1,866 7,659 964 159 79 697 76 1,974 11,499
1987 1,450 8,144 1,004 187 78 756 23 2,048 11,642
1988 1,320 8,756 1,012 183 110 1,131 37 2,474 12,550
1989 990 8,920 847 208 100 770 8 1,933 11,842
1990 1,213 7,904 827 194 78 396 10 1,506 10,623
1991 935 8,307 694 205 75 346 19 1,339 10,581
1992 1,137 8,806 719 184 28 253 35 1,218 11,161
1993 1,117 9,018 598 217 83 142 13 1,054 11,188
1994 986 9,155 588 213 60 160 4 1,025 11,166
1995 833 9,638 736 229 37 157 2 1,161 11,631
1996 1,311 10,441 575 308 64 133 1 1,081 12,833
1997 664 10,177 604 298 53 708 1 1,662 12,503
1998 840 8,619 484 257 90 267 (s) 1,099 10,558
1999 439 9,202 779 344 53 63 1,240 10,881
2000 441 9,822 757 298 55 189 1,298 11,561
2001 470 9,522 819 198 61 77 (s) 1,155 11,147
2002 723 8,994 980 242 38 145 2 1,408 11,125
2003 406 9,854 785 290 84 77 1 1,237 11,498
2004 831 9,436 840 252 107 68 48 1,315 11,583
2005 702 9,216 552 260 93 98 51 1,054 10,972
2006 232 8,091 664 167 67 163 13 1,073 9,397
2007 292 8,824 758 232 35 162 (s) 1,187 10,303
2008 608 9,209 838 255 17 130 4 1,244 11,061
2009 550 8,868 1,053 263 12 109 1 1,437 10,856
2010 568 8,586 1,043 242 11 94 3 1,393 10,547
2011 487 8,835 982 244 5 33 3 1,266 10,588
2012 331 7,976 1,076 181 3 33 (s) 1,294 9,601
2013 369 9,250 967 225 2 34 1,228 10,846
2014 336 10,280 848 235 4 32 1,118 11,734
2015 209 9,430 877 200 3 1,013 2,094 11,732
2016 115 8,667 881 227 5 1,014 2,127 10,909
2017 2 8,909 894 241 3 1,029 2,167 11,078
2018 10,098 914 271 3 1,045 2,234 12,331
2019 10,012 919 299 4 1,051 2,273 12,285
2020 9,177 935 362 3 1,057 2,357 11,533
2021 9,606 878 366 3 1,065 2,313 11,919
2022 10,272 904 417 3 1,095 2,420 12,692
2023 9,342 [R ] 844 337 5 1,097 2,283 11,625 [R ]
2024 9,124 795 330 4 722 1,851 10,975

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/