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Table CO2.T3. Commercial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, South Carolina (thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))
Table CO2.T3. Commercial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, South Carolina
(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 326 256 204 87 38 103 83 516 1,097
1961 255 270 203 82 40 105 85 515 1,040
1962 284 341 226 99 43 110 81 560 1,185
1963 272 359 193 107 39 107 81 527 1,158
1964 264 347 178 126 32 104 89 530 1,141
1965 232 389 151 133 29 113 57 482 1,103
1966 299 364 253 132 29 71 54 539 1,201
1967 254 487 249 131 31 70 49 529 1,270
1968 253 579 286 141 28 71 50 576 1,408
1969 303 711 292 165 26 74 39 596 1,610
1970 247 755 307 166 22 76 38 610 1,612
1971 267 783 284 166 28 78 80 635 1,685
1972 264 770 318 183 21 80 98 700 1,733
1973 349 873 294 177 18 82 108 679 1,901
1974 376 805 254 150 11 81 89 586 1,767
1975 381 933 217 164 10 84 76 550 1,865
1976 238 1,902 298 180 11 85 177 751 2,890
1977 196 1,740 303 183 9 86 205 786 2,722
1978 76 1,349 258 174 8 87 184 710 2,136
1979 90 966 254 136 11 88 178 666 1,722
1980 365 1,253 207 141 10 90 16 465 2,083
1981 200 1,053 187 146 12 96 48 488 1,740
1982 227 849 174 122 10 95 13 414 1,490
1983 344 900 358 145 10 114 36 663 1,907
1984 221 904 421 147 17 78 48 712 1,838
1985 122 832 405 174 20 86 38 722 1,676
1986 404 868 337 157 23 90 16 622 1,894
1987 223 937 427 184 22 93 16 742 1,902
1988 237 950 520 184 11 88 22 825 2,011
1989 33 897 443 195 29 77 17 762 1,692
1990 12 839 311 157 5 96 8 577 1,428
1991 44 859 261 184 5 45 12 506 1,409
1992 61 906 336 198 6 39 25 603 1,569
1993 213 928 390 200 8 12 13 623 1,765
1994 124 976 312 204 11 12 31 569 1,670
1995 36 1,028 431 197 11 12 18 669 1,732
1996 39 1,110 415 182 10 12 18 636 1,785
1997 2 1,070 452 186 7 12 5 661 1,732
1998 51 1,086 646 157 20 21 3 848 1,985
1999 523 1,122 449 185 13 13 5 664 2,309
2000 1,206 330 213 23 13 24 602 1,808
2001 1,142 334 140 17 13 54 558 1,699
2002 (s) 1,152 291 180 10 14 9 503 1,656
2003 1,229 262 164 9 14 9 458 1,687
2004 1,222 240 195 11 12 22 480 1,703
2005 1,213 270 177 11 12 36 508 1,720
2006 188 1,138 300 175 11 13 8 507 1,833
2007 (s) 1,150 297 163 8 13 7 488 1,638
2008 31 1,221 275 203 7 12 (s) 498 1,750
2009 9 1,201 219 132 3 12 (s) 366 1,576
2010 5 1,310 259 171 8 12 449 1,763
2011 1,199 237 155 2 12 (s) 406 1,605
2012 (s) 1,158 225 172 1 12 409 1,568
2013 1,288 213 157 (s) 12 383 1,671
2014 1,377 228 189 1 11 1 430 1,807
2015 1,295 238 168 (s) 391 3 800 2,095
2016 1,295 265 164 (s) 408 6 843 2,138
2017 1,263 262 189 (s) 412 1 865 2,129
2018 1,387 258 163 1 433 14 869 2,256
2019 1,397 244 163 1 432 (s) 840 2,238
2020 1,303 226 162 1 434 3 826 2,128
2021 1,411 226 182 1 436 6 851 2,261
2022 1,417 224 182 1 487 6 899 2,316
2023 1,370 210 169 1 494 5 879 2,248
2024 1,442 215 162 1 457 5 840 2,282

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/