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Table CO2.T4. Industrial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, Delaware (thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))
Table CO2.T4. Industrial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, Delaware
(thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))



Year


Coal

Natural
gas a		 Petroleum b


Total
Asphalt and
road oil		 Distillate
fuel oil
HGL c
Kerosene
Lubricants		 Motor
gasoline		 Petroleum
coke		 Residual
fuel oil
Other d
Total
1960 78 78 — 205 80 19 8 77 1,081 1,382 714 3,567 3,722
1961 76 68 — 207 84 42 8 67 1,081 1,176 690 3,356 3,499
1962 70 284 — 292 95 30 10 119 1,242 1,191 708 3,687 4,041
1963 99 374 — 261 100 12 10 104 1,318 1,222 725 3,753 4,227
1964 97 369 — 295 113 46 11 58 1,282 1,064 726 3,595 4,061
1965 83 341 — 305 121 57 9 54 1,330 1,313 753 3,941 4,365
1966 77 377 — 316 123 31 9 51 1,314 1,355 742 3,941 4,396
1967 63 446 — 289 127 19 9 49 1,286 944 711 3,434 3,943
1968 83 608 — 322 147 18 10 49 1,111 875 732 3,265 3,957
1969 95 640 — 355 165 10 9 44 1,109 1,108 761 3,561 4,296
1970 79 630 — 338 167 8 9 35 873 1,246 740 3,418 4,126
1971 58 591 — 368 171 5 9 35 910 1,160 737 3,396 4,045
1972 54 528 — 372 204 14 10 36 887 1,316 767 3,605 4,187
1973 68 525 — 384 216 9 10 28 880 1,849 741 4,116 4,709
1974 51 468 — 368 212 14 10 36 824 1,181 715 3,361 3,880
1975 61 362 — 460 196 13 7 24 923 886 702 3,211 3,633
1976 55 336 — 417 197 15 8 22 925 969 733 3,285 3,675
1977 60 235 — 480 192 8 17 19 833 1,005 736 3,290 3,585
1978 253 458 — 371 195 6 18 18 815 728 770 2,922 3,633
1979 181 528 — 292 417 7 19 17 827 979 751 3,308 4,017
1980 426 669 — 262 278 7 17 13 774 853 723 2,927 4,022
1981 437 759 — 173 34 1 16 13 367 658 354 1,617 2,813
1982 405 653 — 176 46 2 15 11 496 662 370 1,777 2,835
1983 359 1,052 — 179 34 10 15 9 758 396 500 1,901 3,312
1984 447 1,316 — 211 66 14 17 22 595 540 485 1,949 3,713
1985 508 1,132 — 201 29 2 15 20 637 306 404 1,614 3,254
1986 484 1,086 — 200 35 1 15 23 686 329 444 1,733 3,302
1987 518 934 — 205 38 6 17 22 644 441 514 1,888 3,340
1988 581 773 — 219 35 5 16 21 720 528 668 2,214 3,568
1989 489 794 — 215 27 4 17 24 691 455 686 2,119 3,402
1990 506 784 — 222 28 2 17 18 1,549 347 690 2,874 4,164
1991 495 750 — 221 26 3 15 19 675 445 579 1,985 3,230
1992 340 871 — 172 15 1 16 19 1,680 577 745 3,227 4,437
1993 414 943 — 167 18 12 16 24 1,634 817 649 3,337 4,695
1994 451 857 — 163 34 62 17 24 1,652 842 717 3,510 4,818
1995 462 1,029 — 145 27 2 17 24 1,616 740 664 3,235 4,726
1996 389 751 — 216 48 20 16 26 1,668 688 870 3,554 4,694
1997 414 785 — 194 4 3 17 26 1,692 573 862 3,371 4,570
1998 414 884 — 185 14 1 18 32 1,495 461 796 3,000 4,298
1999 352 1,153 — 204 1 1 18 28 1,523 551 827 3,154 4,659
2000 441 1,352 — 210 10 3 18 22 934 678 738 2,612 4,405
2001 421 1,062 — 258 19 2 16 36 825 633 978 2,767 4,250
2002 240 937 — 265 8 (s) 16 42 862 547 901 2,641 3,818
2003 241 816 — 222 18 1 15 44 970 305 1,004 2,579 3,636
2004 292 861 — 203 14 3 15 49 787 365 977 2,412 3,565
2005 292 820 — 248 25 142 15 37 833 337 1,073 2,709 3,822
2006 255 882 — 202 27 8 15 40 714 287 1,135 2,428 3,565
2007 257 857 — 187 16 (s) 15 67 755 245 1,105 2,390 3,504
2008 208 970 — 133 12 (s) 14 49 761 230 964 2,162 3,340
2009 54 926 — 235 11 2 13 47 — 162 — 469 1,449
2010 — 422 — 122 11 2 12 56 669 163 — 1,034 1,457
2011 — 1,052 — 125 18 (s) 11 57 966 119 1,000 2,298 3,349
2012 — 1,528 — 98 16 (s) 8 55 809 80 1,037 2,102 3,630
2013 — 1,738 — 94 17 (s) 9 56 760 35 979 1,951 3,689
2014 — 1,689 — 117 21 (s) 9 54 852 — 897 1,949 3,638
2015 — 1,770 — 139 20 (s) 11 46 871 (s) 933 2,020 3,791
2016 223 1,680 — 116 23 (s) 9 46 878 (s) 1,004 2,077 3,980
2017 — 1,589 — 104 10 (s) 10 47 879 1 1,041 2,091 3,680
2018 — 1,631 — 105 21 (s) 10 48 814 — 1,013 2,011 3,642
2019 — 1,809 — 132 29 (s) 10 47 834 — 1,054 2,106 3,915
2020 — 1,862 [R ] — 105 33 (s) 10 47 833 — 976 2,005 3,867
2021 — 1,749 — 118 39 (s) 10 44 886 (s) 945 2,042 3,791
2022 — 1,659 [R ] — 119 29 (s) 11 48 903 (s) 917 2,028 3,686 [R ]
2023 — 1,729 — 117 29 (s) 8 47 764 (s) 895 1,860 [R ] 3,589
2024 — 1,543 — 113 29 (s) 8 25 238 (s) 861 1,274 2,817

Footnotes:

a Excludes supplemental gaseous fuels.

b Excludes biofuels.

c Hydrocarbon gas liquids, include natural gas liquids and refinery olefins.

d Includes aviation gasoline blending components, crude oil, petrochemical feedstocks, motor gasoline blending components, miscellaneous, still gas, special naphthas, unfinished oils, and waxes.

— = No consumption, including cases where all primary energy consumption is for nonfuel purposes and not burned. 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 industrial sector includes industrial combined-heat-and-power (CHP) and industrial 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/