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



Year


Coal a


Natural gas b		 Petroleum c


Total
Distillate
fuel oil
HGL d
Kerosene
Total
1960 258 2,167 60 472 140 672 3,098
1961 175 2,208 62 511 133 707 3,089
1962 183 2,368 56 572 140 767 3,318
1963 125 2,139 56 692 95 843 3,107
1964 89 2,368 65 620 98 783 3,239
1965 69 2,503 48 671 188 907 3,479
1966 53 2,794 65 701 143 910 3,757
1967 38 2,842 70 777 38 886 3,766
1968 40 2,824 72 854 183 1,109 3,972
1969 78 2,919 63 1,001 150 1,215 4,212
1970 39 3,116 85 1,026 157 1,267 4,422
1971 32 3,083 82 988 187 1,256 4,370
1972 35 3,227 93 1,052 220 1,366 4,627
1973 16 2,704 90 928 222 1,241 3,961
1974 8 2,638 78 803 171 1,052 3,698
1975 5 2,843 75 829 154 1,058 3,905
1976 5 2,904 109 836 178 1,122 4,032
1977 8 2,807 98 741 156 995 3,810
1978 9 2,556 115 755 120 989 3,555
1979 21 2,830 196 377 11 583 3,435
1980 7 2,542 155 371 4 530 3,079
1981 5 2,248 166 346 12 524 2,777
1982 8 2,671 158 379 12 549 3,228
1983 18 2,421 107 451 19 577 3,016
1984 35 2,442 131 202 23 356 2,833
1985 6 2,377 152 263 17 432 2,814
1986 2 2,181 128 234 8 370 2,553
1987 2 1,988 96 322 5 423 2,413
1988 17 2,231 90 315 7 412 2,660
1989 2 2,303 125 319 3 447 2,753
1990 2 2,117 84 258 2 344 2,463
1991 4 2,290 85 324 2 411 2,705
1992 2 2,119 62 328 4 395 2,516
1993 2 2,478 72 309 4 386 2,865
1994 2 2,301 63 287 2 353 2,656
1995 2 2,341 38 309 2 349 2,692
1996 (s) 2,611 49 415 2 465 3,077
1997 21 2,491 39 334 3 375 2,888
1998 — 2,166 28 441 4 473 2,639
1999 — 2,149 33 452 3 487 2,636
2000 — 2,260 48 460 3 511 2,771
2001 1 2,516 35 430 4 469 2,986
2002 2 2,345 30 521 1 551 2,898
2003 1 2,253 39 470 2 511 2,766
2004 1 2,067 42 413 2 457 2,525
2005 1 2,032 38 446 3 488 2,521
2006 1 1,927 44 380 1 425 2,352
2007 1 2,083 23 442 3 467 2,551
2008 — 2,271 24 590 1 614 2,885
2009 — 2,156 15 522 1 538 2,694
2010 — 2,139 12 526 1 539 2,679
2011 — 2,132 10 492 (s) 503 2,634
2012 — 1,691 8 365 (s) 373 2,064
2013 — 2,265 8 449 (s) 458 2,723
2014 — 2,322 8 439 (s) 447 2,769
2015 — 1,938 6 393 (s) 400 2,338
2016 — 1,851 6 348 (s) 354 2,204
2017 — 1,903 6 287 (s) 294 2,197
2018 — 2,368 6 411 (s) 417 2,786
2019 — 2,355 5 491 (s) 497 2,852
2020 — 2,088 5 407 (s) 412 2,500
2021 — 2,042 7 389 (s) 397 2,438
2022 — 2,200 7 366 (s) 373 2,573
2023 — 2,102 7 288 (s) 295 2,397
2024 — 1,865 7 251 (s) 258 2,123

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/