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Analysis

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

Table CO2.T4. Industrial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, Iowa
(thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))
Year	Coal	Natural gas ^a		Petroleum ^b										Total
Year	Coal	Natural gas ^a		Asphalt and road oil	Distillate fuel oil	HGL ^c	Kerosene	Lubricants	Motor gasoline	Petroleum coke	Residual fuel oil	Other ^d	Total	Total
1960	4,890	2,302		—	2,359	110	80	44	2,168	—	270	—	5,032	12,224
1961	4,564	2,524		—	2,182	110	61	43	2,158	—	239	—	4,793	11,881
1962	4,654	2,581		—	2,337	129	55	53	2,066	—	208	—	4,848	12,084
1963	5,012	2,876		—	2,190	153	66	53	2,239	—	233	—	4,933	12,822
1964	4,904	3,562		—	2,168	159	66	56	2,052	—	268	177	4,945	13,411
1965	5,442	3,537		—	2,388	189	59	49	2,010	—	167	192	5,053	14,032
1966	5,259	2,425		—	2,652	212	153	51	2,270	—	277	210	5,826	13,509
1967	4,687	3,765		—	2,728	220	174	51	2,332	—	139	175	5,818	14,270
1968	4,316	4,331		—	2,786	279	58	56	1,949	—	128	188	5,443	14,091
1969	4,119	4,702		—	2,627	317	74	48	1,922	—	115	206	5,308	14,129
1970	4,066	5,124		—	2,507	281	63	49	2,016	—	123	218	5,258	14,448
1971	2,997	5,287		—	2,467	286	48	42	1,646	—	104	168	4,760	13,045
1972	3,248	5,466		—	2,360	340	61	45	1,624	—	81	180	4,691	13,406
1973	3,264	6,847		—	2,399	383	65	55	1,829	—	141	182	5,055	15,165
1974	2,717	6,916		—	2,165	497	56	53	1,431	—	190	180	4,573	14,205
1975	2,689	6,284		—	1,990	510	29	35	1,418	—	132	155	4,268	13,240
1976	3,093	6,326		—	1,955	924	36	39	1,043	—	182	105	4,283	13,703
1977	3,000	5,779		—	2,031	874	26	43	906	—	255	110	4,246	13,024
1978	2,810	4,885		—	2,280	702	26	46	715	—	180	132	4,080	11,774
1979	3,413	6,076		—	2,870	910	85	48	651	—	306	134	5,004	14,493
1980	3,065	5,892		—	2,001	665	49	43	977	—	129	129	3,994	12,950
1981	3,035	5,926		—	1,836	569	52	41	1,085	—	27	95	3,705	12,666
1982	2,953	4,622		—	1,955	789	48	38	809	—	133	88	3,859	11,435
1983	2,986	4,430		—	1,626	645	13	39	347	—	87	103	2,861	10,276
1984	3,058	4,861		—	1,997	361	14	42	651	—	58	138	3,261	11,180
1985	3,364	3,754		—	2,118	479	14	39	637	—	84	106	3,477	10,596
1986	3,356	3,227		—	2,623	480	16	38	564	—	221	88	4,031	10,613
1987	4,020	3,480		—	2,324	279	19	43	557	—	43	98	3,364	10,863
1988	3,947	4,251		—	2,323	282	10	42	526	—	112	77	3,372	11,570
1989	5,106	3,586		—	2,056	279	10	43	488	—	70	72	3,018	11,711
1990	5,030	3,605		—	2,065	242	8	44	401	—	44	72	2,876	11,510
1991	5,625	3,995		—	1,972	246	6	39	434	—	41	115	2,853	12,473
1992	5,014	3,966		—	2,650	399	7	40	395	—	32	136	3,660	12,640
1993	4,751	4,126		—	2,650	881	13	41	288	—	74	137	4,083	12,960
1994	5,195	4,377		—	2,610	861	12	43	395	—	84	106	4,111	13,683
1995	5,478	4,608		—	2,418	958	17	42	370	—	43	92	3,941	14,027
1996	6,204	4,716		—	2,681	383	8	41	400	—	44	94	3,650	14,570
1997	6,132	4,443		—	2,778	333	11	43	393	—	34	91	3,684	14,259
1998	5,669	4,247		—	2,815	681	14	45	322	—	41	135	4,054	13,969
1999	6,000	4,510		—	2,533	890	18	46	313	—	47	183	4,031	14,540
2000	5,746	4,454		—	2,609	999	18	45	279	—	66	123	4,139	14,339
2001	5,555	4,062		—	2,945	897	18	41	424	—	20	45	4,391	14,007
2002	5,485	4,016		—	2,684	967	10	41	447	—	28	58	4,236	13,737
2003	5,641	4,145		—	2,042	568	5	38	472	—	71	46	3,242	13,029
2004	5,545	4,223		—	1,979	1,036	6	38	600	—	133	29	3,821	13,589
2005	5,592	4,313		—	1,967	1,160	6	38	568	—	90	36	3,866	13,771
2006	5,760	4,511		—	1,898	1,183	4	37	622	—	21	42	3,808	14,079
2007	5,757	6,511		—	1,997	859	4	38	503	—	21	47	3,469	15,737
2008	5,440	7,611		—	2,401	947	2	35	383	—	80	51	3,899	16,950
2009	4,988	7,608		—	2,359	937	1	32	402	—	31	28	3,789	16,385
2010	6,259	7,711		—	2,616	920	1	63	445	—	9	16	4,070	18,040
2011	6,674	7,789		—	2,538	834	1	57	454	—	15	14	3,913	18,376
2012	6,048	7,837		—	2,683	666	1	53	330	—	4	9	3,745	17,629
2013	6,116	8,394		—	2,636	927	1	57	324	308	3	81	4,336	18,845
2014	5,584	8,363		—	2,834	1,062	1	59	256	350	3	86	4,651	18,597
2015	5,008	8,617		—	3,264	854	1	68	246	166	—	80	4,679	18,304
2016	4,334	9,223		—	3,368	851	1	62	288	195	—	75	4,841	18,397
2017	4,264	11,744		—	3,170	892	1	55	289	144	8	87	4,645	20,653
2018	4,200	12,599		—	3,141	893	1	53	286	186	5	80	4,646	21,445
2019	4,092	12,600	[R ]	—	3,394	1,113	1	48	262	234	7	83	5,143	21,834	[R ]
2020	3,702	11,770	[R ]	—	3,347	942	(s)	49	267	328	—	75	5,009	20,481	[R ]
2021	3,568	11,420	[R ]	—	3,239	926	1	48	272	110	7	71	4,674	19,661	[R ]
2022	4,055	12,439	[R ]	—	3,274	908	1	51	281	43	7	78	4,642	21,136	[R ]
2023	3,627	13,074	[R ]	—	3,195	827	2	38	242	64	6	78	4,452	21,154	[R ]
2024	3,735	13,119		—	3,101	732	1	35	333	28	6	68	4,304	21,158

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/