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



Year


Coal a


Natural gas b		 Petroleum c


Total
Distillate
fuel oil
HGL d
Kerosene
Total
1960 537 3,064 56 491 263 810 4,411
1961 428 3,129 56 499 268 823 4,379
1962 474 3,226 66 540 218 824 4,524
1963 385 3,509 56 570 239 864 4,758
1964 344 3,868 58 609 200 866 5,078
1965 260 3,704 91 666 191 948 4,912
1966 298 4,166 105 701 176 982 5,447
1967 221 4,442 131 622 139 892 5,555
1968 239 4,649 114 693 48 856 5,745
1969 206 4,860 109 878 34 1,020 6,087
1970 161 4,775 108 897 50 1,055 5,992
1971 90 4,828 132 911 62 1,105 6,023
1972 58 4,660 156 927 40 1,124 5,841
1973 64 4,707 161 888 32 1,081 5,852
1974 41 4,153 144 781 20 945 5,139
1975 35 4,746 129 839 14 982 5,763
1976 17 4,702 217 931 14 1,162 5,881
1977 25 5,355 182 951 28 1,161 6,540
1978 10 5,252 136 868 20 1,023 6,286
1979 12 5,012 131 492 32 654 5,679
1980 11 4,937 249 765 38 1,052 6,000
1981 13 5,005 79 714 14 807 5,825
1982 5 4,739 70 599 26 694 5,439
1983 1 4,969 97 712 43 851 5,822
1984 33 5,184 114 776 82 972 6,189
1985 20 4,578 170 851 107 1,128 5,726
1986 4 4,854 175 764 84 1,023 5,881
1987 21 5,470 169 797 54 1,020 6,510
1988 14 5,872 127 802 85 1,015 6,901
1989 6 5,635 128 882 74 1,083 6,724
1990 11 4,912 128 732 46 906 5,829
1991 3 5,257 89 786 47 922 6,183
1992 17 5,874 89 866 45 1,000 6,891
1993 10 6,294 108 904 57 1,069 7,372
1994 10 5,756 54 908 33 995 6,761
1995 18 6,240 71 862 52 984 7,243
1996 1 6,895 65 877 60 1,002 7,897
1997 4 6,238 34 945 56 1,035 7,277
1998 3 5,844 40 812 71 923 6,771
1999 5 5,378 24 884 100 1,008 6,391
2000 2 7,607 31 1,006 82 1,119 8,729
2001 3 6,579 26 708 75 809 7,391
2002 2 6,892 24 708 34 766 7,659
2003 — 7,090 17 777 28 821 7,911
2004 2 6,905 18 818 39 874 7,781
2005 9 6,836 18 686 28 732 7,577
2006 — 6,018 13 618 26 658 6,676
2007 (s) 6,104 12 626 16 654 6,759
2008 — 6,477 14 700 7 721 7,198
2009 — 6,439 12 680 14 706 7,144
2010 — 7,511 9 797 14 820 8,331
2011 — 6,120 10 601 7 619 6,739
2012 — 5,255 4 721 2 728 5,982
2013 — 6,540 10 499 2 510 7,051
2014 — 7,236 5 604 4 613 7,850
2015 — 6,386 5 538 2 545 6,931
2016 — 6,301 6 523 3 532 6,833
2017 — 6,047 5 440 2 446 6,493
2018 — 7,229 8 549 7 564 7,793
2019 — 6,686 3 550 4 558 7,244
2020 — 6,507 4 535 2 541 7,048
2021 — 6,879 6 488 4 498 7,377
2022 — 7,307 6 472 3 482 7,788
2023 — 6,621 6 431 6 443 7,064
2024 — 7,164 6 513 4 523 7,687

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/