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Table CO2.T4. Industrial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, Massachusetts (thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))
Table CO2.T4. Industrial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, Massachusetts
(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 3,129 615 — 989 26 189 80 50 213 8,429 255 10,232 13,976
1961 2,859 610 — 976 31 171 78 34 213 8,439 247 10,188 13,656
1962 2,560 629 — 1,034 32 147 90 13 — 8,768 101 10,185 13,375
1963 1,976 739 — 995 36 151 90 24 — 7,735 52 9,083 11,799
1964 1,499 879 — 1,006 41 211 95 25 — 9,138 319 10,835 13,214
1965 1,215 1,026 — 1,210 42 245 114 77 — 11,825 289 13,802 16,043
1966 785 1,093 — 1,128 46 188 118 63 — 12,949 254 14,746 16,624
1967 1,261 976 — 1,238 41 158 89 51 — 13,345 211 15,133 17,370
1968 876 1,136 — 1,274 61 160 98 33 — 12,999 226 14,852 16,864
1969 774 1,117 — 1,303 55 195 112 65 — 11,975 248 13,952 15,843
1970 344 1,171 — 1,234 66 228 114 41 — 12,139 263 14,086 15,601
1971 230 1,333 — 1,252 67 284 101 36 — 11,320 228 13,288 14,851
1972 268 1,501 — 1,309 86 183 108 39 — 11,487 245 13,454 15,224
1973 153 1,335 — 1,309 90 91 112 55 — 11,544 247 13,448 14,936
1974 178 1,264 — 1,170 85 117 107 43 — 9,127 245 10,895 12,337
1975 249 1,236 — 1,131 100 94 79 30 — 7,494 211 9,140 10,624
1976 167 1,046 — 1,191 116 133 88 26 — 8,030 196 9,780 10,993
1977 173 1,188 — 1,201 137 132 85 44 — 7,086 204 8,889 10,250
1978 152 1,348 — 1,094 116 129 91 33 — 6,170 246 7,879 9,379
1979 188 1,108 — 1,038 150 134 95 41 — 3,232 249 4,939 6,235
1980 228 1,382 — 803 132 143 85 34 — 1,256 239 2,692 4,303
1981 138 1,388 — 989 172 100 81 28 — 2,225 284 3,880 5,407
1982 206 920 — 895 135 95 74 36 — 2,605 265 4,106 5,231
1983 262 1,728 — 567 108 16 78 16 — 2,523 311 3,620 5,610
1984 249 1,901 — 667 59 27 83 41 — 3,445 416 4,737 6,888
1985 414 1,713 — 496 44 22 77 137 — 3,961 320 5,057 7,184
1986 265 1,241 — 743 88 15 75 142 — 6,397 203 7,663 9,169
1987 393 1,792 — 1,881 89 18 85 146 — 3,369 226 5,814 7,999
1988 334 1,661 — 1,205 71 20 82 156 — 1,723 178 3,436 5,431
1989 270 1,892 — 1,212 56 24 84 178 — 1,598 168 3,320 5,481
1990 172 2,357 — 1,110 76 7 87 155 — 1,228 167 2,831 5,359
1991 201 2,923 — 594 30 8 78 124 — 659 166 1,659 4,784
1992 366 3,771 — 926 30 38 79 125 — 1,016 197 2,413 6,550
1993 271 3,791 — 642 37 6 81 65 — 1,646 198 2,675 6,736
1994 154 3,435 — 535 26 7 84 129 — 1,268 153 2,203 5,792
1995 100 3,333 — 548 30 15 83 138 — 688 134 1,635 5,068
1996 90 3,244 — 523 38 6 80 138 — 797 94 1,676 5,009
1997 86 3,382 — 485 12 9 85 145 — 812 91 1,639 5,107
1998 81 3,271 — 433 13 9 89 117 — 839 135 1,635 4,987
1999 77 4,240 — 521 25 9 90 109 — 424 183 1,362 5,679
2000 141 4,009 — 409 49 4 88 114 — 518 122 1,305 5,454
2001 137 4,349 — 554 64 13 81 337 — 1,015 93 2,158 6,644
2002 112 4,560 — 423 48 4 80 338 — 817 121 1,831 6,503
2003 145 2,350 — 848 14 4 74 350 — 457 95 1,842 4,337
2004 139 2,322 — 843 5 5 75 358 — 340 60 1,685 4,147
2005 177 2,513 — 820 27 31 75 328 — 362 74 1,717 4,406
2006 192 2,267 — 684 86 2 73 328 — 526 85 1,783 4,242
2007 210 2,427 — 580 64 1 75 275 — 456 95 1,546 4,183
2008 210 2,335 — 670 10 (s) 70 250 — 183 103 1,286 3,832
2009 125 2,095 — 373 7 4 63 237 — 139 56 879 3,099
2010 166 2,361 — 531 12 1 95 302 — 55 32 1,027 3,555
2011 155 2,532 — 540 21 (s) 86 317 — 105 27 1,097 3,784
2012 158 2,347 — 288 23 (s) 80 308 — 53 18 768 3,274
2013 153 2,490 — 265 25 (s) 82 318 — 12 106 808 3,451
2014 147 2,408 — 316 30 (s) 87 253 — 8 113 808 3,363
2015 116 2,328 — 410 22 1 100 249 — 12 106 899 3,342
2016 9 2,391 — 347 19 (s) 96 252 — 7 100 821 3,222
2017 10 2,457 — 397 18 (s) 84 256 — 9 94 858 3,325
2018 10 2,486 — 350 17 1 80 261 — 10 86 805 3,301
2019 7 2,576 — 332 21 (s) 76 264 — 5 90 788 3,370 [R ]
2020 — 2,413 — 298 21 2 74 265 — 2 81 742 3,155 [R ]
2021 — 2,508 — 364 22 (s) 73 263 — 8 76 807 3,315
2022 — 2,516 — 368 22 (s) 78 272 — 8 87 836 3,351 [R ]
2023 — 2,273 — 359 20 1 55 272 — 7 87 802 3,075
2024 — 2,314 — 349 18 1 52 277 — 7 76 779 3,093

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/