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Analysis

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

Table CO2.T4. Industrial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, Nebraska
(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	848	1,964		—	1,025	44	114	22	803	8	8	15	2,040	4,852
1961	933	1,985		—	1,054	36	99	21	822	8	6	15	2,060	4,978
1962	971	2,153		—	889	31	87	20	781	8	18	15	1,850	4,974
1963	1,033	2,083		—	893	47	77	20	703	—	27	16	1,781	4,897
1964	925	2,387		—	1,022	40	89	21	714	—	20	15	1,921	5,234
1965	719	2,449		—	833	33	104	29	669	—	15	17	1,700	4,867
1966	808	3,322		—	1,142	52	129	30	636	—	32	16	2,038	6,168
1967	516	2,232		—	1,197	57	98	30	657	—	29	20	2,088	4,835
1968	323	2,542		—	1,275	65	47	33	563	14	46	21	2,064	4,929
1969	348	2,673		—	1,243	92	39	35	598	21	81	27	2,137	5,158
1970	466	2,919		—	1,394	79	54	36	494	18	65	26	2,166	5,551
1971	370	2,931		—	1,410	77	59	29	561	17	54	25	2,232	5,532
1972	415	2,957		—	1,510	104	57	31	464	19	76	26	2,287	5,659
1973	596	3,783		—	1,496	114	59	45	263	20	69	25	2,091	6,469
1974	605	3,697		—	1,412	136	55	43	603	18	69	24	2,359	6,661
1975	562	3,772		—	1,378	165	46	43	615	21	65	24	2,357	6,691
1976	1,099	3,320		—	1,895	232	52	48	601	20	76	23	2,946	7,366
1977	996	3,135		—	1,631	210	46	9	610	20	86	23	2,637	6,768
1978	1,012	2,686		—	1,942	153	47	10	603	14	61	27	2,855	6,553
1979	958	2,658		—	2,375	295	11	10	585	9	19	26	3,329	6,946
1980	489	2,612		—	1,453	271	13	9	550	9	14	25	2,345	5,446
1981	664	2,136		—	1,307	233	20	9	507	14	17	14	2,122	4,922
1982	579	1,866		—	1,428	311	21	8	451	—	42	—	2,261	4,707
1983	403	1,853		—	1,513	253	10	8	409	—	49	—	2,242	4,498
1984	514	1,908		—	1,858	111	10	9	359	—	33	—	2,380	4,802
1985	460	1,637		—	1,899	133	9	8	521	—	29	—	2,599	4,696
1986	592	1,020		—	1,912	137	59	8	445	—	94	—	2,655	4,266
1987	550	1,489		—	1,820	156	36	9	467	—	97	—	2,585	4,624
1988	475	1,605		—	1,968	195	24	9	398	—	152	—	2,746	4,826
1989	505	1,525		—	1,999	189	4	9	396	—	127	—	2,724	4,754
1990	424	1,275		—	2,066	133	6	9	355	—	111	—	2,681	4,380
1991	581	1,232		—	1,993	125	4	8	352	—	80	—	2,563	4,376
1992	569	1,310		—	2,094	138	3	9	310	—	68	—	2,622	4,500
1993	645	1,922		—	2,121	126	4	9	251	—	121	—	2,631	5,198
1994	747	1,857		—	2,299	136	4	9	266	—	91	—	2,806	5,410
1995	621	2,248		—	2,037	126	4	9	274	—	57	—	2,507	5,375
1996	509	1,860		—	1,976	150	5	9	282	—	79	—	2,500	4,869
1997	535	2,269		—	2,015	119	6	9	294	—	47	—	2,491	5,295
1998	693	2,722		—	2,152	90	4	10	380	—	46	—	2,682	6,098
1999	731	2,342		—	1,798	116	2	10	248	—	33	—	2,205	5,278
2000	788	2,407		—	1,968	131	3	10	229	—	54	—	2,395	5,589
2001	953	2,093		—	2,235	124	3	9	344	—	50	—	2,765	5,811
2002	746	2,105		—	2,168	190	1	9	370	—	58	—	2,796	5,647
2003	730	2,005		—	2,294	150	3	8	394	—	60	—	2,908	5,644
2004	698	2,051		—	2,391	156	4	8	470	—	85	—	3,114	5,863
2005	740	2,156		—	2,258	128	3	8	453	—	48	—	2,899	5,795
2006	772	2,812		—	2,220	151	1	8	467	—	16	—	2,863	6,447
2007	765	3,456		—	2,607	111	1	8	259	—	22	—	3,007	7,229
2008	739	3,997		—	2,490	61	(s)	8	159	—	18	—	2,736	7,472
2009	689	4,243		—	1,912	92	1	7	168	—	(s)	—	2,180	7,112
2010	1,208	4,433		—	1,793	95	(s)	34	217	—	—	—	2,140	7,782
2011	1,807	4,519		—	1,762	83	(s)	33	220	—	—	—	2,099	8,424
2012	1,799	4,509		—	2,349	91	(s)	30	194	—	—	—	2,663	8,971
2013	1,930	4,728		—	2,064	112	(s)	30	186	—	—	2	2,394	9,051
2014	2,091	4,666		—	1,921	106	(s)	30	159	—	(s)	2	2,218	8,975
2015	2,019	4,597		—	1,951	71	(s)	32	235	—	—	2	2,291	8,907
2016	1,910	4,896		—	2,082	76	(s)	31	216	—	—	2	2,407	9,213
2017	2,009	4,803		—	2,070	85	(s)	27	217	—	—	3	2,401	9,213
2018	1,944	4,805		—	1,887	63	(s)	28	220	—	—	2	2,200	8,950
2019	1,675	4,914		—	1,967	74	(s)	26	210	—	—	2	2,279	8,867	[R ]
2020	1,453	5,187	[R ]	—	2,079	64	(s)	27	213	—	—	2	2,385	9,024
2021	1,627	5,238		—	1,975	62	(s)	29	209	—	—	2	2,276	9,141
2022	1,632	5,308		—	1,996	82	(s)	30	220	—	—	2	2,332	9,271	[R ]
2023	1,132	5,626		—	1,949	96	(s)	22	234	—	—	2	2,303	9,062	[R ]
2024	909	5,828		—	1,891	64	(s)	20	200	—	—	2	2,177	8,914

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/