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Analysis

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

Table CO2.T4. Industrial sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, New Mexico
(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	229	6,386		—	438	120	192	15	111	36	28	141	1,081	7,696
1961	165	6,242		—	383	110	75	15	100	36	73	147	941	7,348
1962	107	7,402		—	444	111	52	15	99	87	84	160	1,052	8,561
1963	57	6,825		—	406	113	66	15	96	79	58	163	996	7,878
1964	80	6,150		—	589	157	148	15	83	28	53	179	1,252	7,482
1965	47	5,497		—	514	140	148	16	90	70	293	189	1,460	7,004
1966	31	6,386		—	418	128	242	17	88	104	146	198	1,341	7,758
1967	38	6,885		—	314	121	356	16	72	107	19	202	1,205	8,128
1968	36	6,937		—	563	157	349	18	79	109	28	223	1,527	8,500
1969	26	6,320		—	644	182	431	23	69	62	29	228	1,667	8,013
1970	22	6,731		—	906	173	397	23	72	65	58	228	1,922	8,675
1971	24	6,943		—	850	173	251	26	75	109	35	223	1,743	8,710
1972	15	7,020		—	1,021	217	261	28	72	112	105	253	2,069	9,104
1973	39	6,166		—	1,220	208	447	23	58	109	389	290	2,746	8,951
1974	14	5,872		—	929	208	245	22	57	118	622	507	2,708	8,594
1975	—	5,265		—	979	197	257	27	54	115	633	478	2,740	8,005
1976	15	6,086		—	1,031	200	219	30	51	112	697	542	2,880	8,981
1977	35	4,746		—	1,386	185	325	27	48	112	615	474	3,172	7,952
1978	162	4,128		—	1,298	170	309	29	39	126	428	506	2,904	7,194
1979	190	3,684		—	1,523	314	349	30	39	129	116	593	3,093	6,967
1980	17	3,983		—	936	331	227	27	31	121	405	547	2,624	6,623
1981	258	3,096		—	1,497	208	65	25	27	157	378	298	2,655	6,009
1982	261	4,124		—	694	145	105	23	20	183	295	275	1,741	6,126
1983	201	3,673		—	1,055	109	193	24	18	185	1,260	382	3,225	7,099
1984	154	3,888		—	835	478	28	26	79	205	842	236	2,729	6,771
1985	170	3,257		—	1,106	44	37	24	135	228	368	209	2,150	5,577
1986	192	2,423		—	1,198	49	14	24	128	225	104	240	1,982	4,597
1987	98	3,415		—	1,074	24	9	27	123	221	27	278	1,783	5,296
1988	106	3,107		—	974	35	3	26	125	244	37	361	1,803	5,016
1989	86	3,292		—	682	206	19	26	130	238	69	381	1,752	5,129
1990	83	4,627		—	638	456	15	27	124	272	54	369	1,956	6,666
1991	84	3,434		—	765	759	16	24	135	260	56	385	2,401	5,918
1992	93	3,780		—	618	733	4	25	123	291	60	481	2,334	6,207
1993	123	3,563		—	543	690	3	25	208	328	85	416	2,298	5,984
1994	141	3,765		—	465	610	2	26	221	306	83	467	2,180	6,086
1995	158	3,843		—	818	553	3	26	238	300	84	433	2,455	6,457
1996	154	5,542		—	868	71	4	25	240	313	92	549	2,162	7,858
1997	157	4,729		—	893	100	3	27	253	313	74	545	2,206	7,092
1998	149	4,239		—	812	63	4	28	180	300	64	429	1,880	6,268
1999	152	4,094		—	931	120	8	28	124	298	67	435	2,010	6,256
2000	180	5,493		—	983	33	6	28	126	302	64	391	1,932	7,605
2001	167	5,474		—	942	24	3	25	231	288	41	534	2,088	7,729
2002	169	4,837		—	898	25	3	25	228	275	62	492	2,008	7,015
2003	188	5,214		—	1,035	24	1	23	248	313	74	548	2,267	7,669
2004	185	5,619		—	987	30	(s)	24	278	332	49	629	2,329	8,134
2005	182	5,425		—	832	31	(s)	23	266	329	41	666	2,188	7,795
2006	183	5,112		—	952	36	1	23	275	362	65	757	2,472	7,767
2007	178	5,353		—	992	370	(s)	24	187	339	75	738	2,723	8,254
2008	148	5,568		—	989	21	(s)	22	166	311	108	702	2,317	8,033
2009	139	5,421		—	634	10	(s)	20	159	324	5	628	1,778	7,337
2010	104	5,331		—	696	21	(s)	32	135	369	16	686	1,955	7,390
2011	54	5,624		—	693	28	(s)	31	136	360	—	692	1,940	7,618
2012	97	5,521		—	815	29	—	30	128	310	—	720	2,033	7,651
2013	118	5,266		—	863	31	(s)	33	132	283	—	715	2,057	7,441
2014	138	5,545		—	1,069	38	(s)	37	115	273	—	641	2,174	7,857
2015	161	5,547		—	651	38	(s)	39	188	278	—	666	1,860	7,568
2016	173	5,323		—	883	24	(s)	31	195	286	—	693	2,113	7,608
2017	170	5,354		—	1,001	32	—	32	196	308	—	780	2,349	7,872
2018	171	5,390		—	1,015	32	—	36	209	264	—	756	2,312	7,874
2019	139	5,730		—	963	15	(s)	38	194	266	—	793	2,270	8,139
2020	149	5,788	[R ]	—	659	17	(s)	34	196	207	—	667	1,779	7,716
2021	133	6,425		—	896	18	(s)	34	178	186	—	608	1,919	8,478	[R ]
2022	146	6,667	[R ]	—	906	38	(s)	39	195	177	—	590	1,944	8,756	[R ]
2023	136	6,761		—	884	28	(s)	37	196	190	—	576	1,911	8,809	[R ]
2024	106	7,113		—	858	9	(s)	37	162	83	—	554	1,704	8,923

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/