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Table CO2.T2. Residential sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, Florida (thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))
Table CO2.T2. Residential sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, Florida
(thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))



Year


Coal a


Natural gas b		 Petroleum c


Total
Distillate
fuel oil
HGL d
Kerosene
Total
1960 — 350 233 423 1,307 1,963 2,313
1961 — 461 263 422 1,290 1,975 2,436
1962 — 362 301 458 1,365 2,124 2,485
1963 — 396 323 512 1,641 2,476 2,873
1964 — 627 299 552 1,325 2,176 2,803
1965 — 447 421 500 1,245 2,166 2,614
1966 — 463 495 482 1,291 2,268 2,731
1967 — 519 495 490 782 1,767 2,286
1968 — 629 444 557 877 1,878 2,507
1969 — 647 377 653 911 1,942 2,588
1970 — 811 435 696 1,002 2,133 2,944
1971 — 731 436 672 983 2,092 2,823
1972 — 728 405 691 714 1,810 2,539
1973 — 920 486 736 600 1,822 2,742
1974 — 836 432 634 377 1,443 2,279
1975 — 869 473 630 300 1,403 2,272
1976 — 948 517 680 496 1,693 2,641
1977 — 1,030 540 734 434 1,709 2,739
1978 — 1,226 548 679 406 1,633 2,860
1979 — 979 461 539 404 1,404 2,383
1980 5 858 523 542 321 1,386 2,249
1981 1 960 423 577 238 1,238 2,199
1982 2 782 312 471 94 877 1,660
1983 6 894 213 560 128 901 1,801
1984 32 868 250 633 333 1,216 2,115
1985 58 796 273 732 358 1,364 2,218
1986 53 791 222 784 231 1,237 2,080
1987 29 845 354 670 262 1,286 2,161
1988 1 853 258 595 271 1,124 1,978
1989 (s) 750 174 592 158 924 1,674
1990 2 746 120 610 64 793 1,541
1991 (s) 751 118 631 81 830 1,581
1992 7 838 155 634 114 903 1,747
1993 7 812 147 617 90 855 1,674
1994 7 829 119 566 52 737 1,573
1995 (s) 825 98 482 87 667 1,493
1996 (s) 965 92 492 109 693 1,659
1997 — 736 63 488 84 634 1,371
1998 2 788 47 544 69 661 1,450
1999 2 765 43 542 67 652 1,419
2000 3 890 52 536 41 629 1,521
2001 15 878 53 448 38 538 1,431
2002 3 831 41 484 26 551 1,386
2003 2 876 50 445 40 534 1,413
2004 — 873 55 583 39 677 1,551
2005 (s) 887 43 534 34 611 1,498
2006 (s) 855 36 512 22 571 1,426
2007 (s) 827 22 461 8 491 1,318
2008 — 853 12 460 6 478 1,331
2009 — 832 16 580 7 603 1,435
2010 — 1,019 19 568 13 600 1,619
2011 — 884 12 447 5 463 1,347
2012 — 776 6 327 2 335 1,111
2013 — 827 5 313 1 319 1,146
2014 — 908 8 340 3 351 1,259
2015 — 836 6 327 1 334 1,169
2016 — 834 5 350 2 357 1,191
2017 — 816 4 393 1 398 1,214
2018 — 930 4 426 1 432 1,361
2019 — 900 5 399 1 406 1,306
2020 — 941 3 409 1 414 1,355
2021 — 1,058 6 402 1 410 1,468
2022 — 1,024 6 375 1 382 1,406
2023 — 1,004 6 348 2 356 1,359
2024 — 1,106 7 354 2 363 1,469

Footnotes:

a Beginning in 2008, consumption data not collected and assumed to be zero.

b Excludes supplemental gaseous fuels.

c Excludes biofuels.

d Hydrocarbon gas liquids, assumed to be propane only.

— = No consumption. 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 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/