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Analysis

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

Table CO2.T2. Residential sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, Rhode Island
(thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))
Year	Coal ^a	Natural gas ^b	Petroleum ^c				Total
Year	Coal ^a	Natural gas ^b	Distillate fuel oil	HGL ^d	Kerosene	Total	Total
1960	29	368	2,372	28	320	2,720	3,118
1961	26	400	2,294	28	306	2,629	3,056
1962	23	431	2,227	36	294	2,557	3,012
1963	21	454	2,223	38	272	2,533	3,008
1964	20	475	1,863	34	161	2,058	2,553
1965	17	495	2,080	25	222	2,327	2,840
1966	15	514	1,910	24	240	2,174	2,703
1967	13	571	2,101	25	187	2,314	2,898
1968	12	586	2,234	24	165	2,423	3,020
1969	10	628	2,468	33	158	2,660	3,298
1970	10	646	2,514	30	139	2,683	3,339
1971	8	658	2,641	28	136	2,805	3,472
1972	6	720	2,747	31	127	2,905	3,630
1973	5	615	2,602	26	74	2,702	3,321
1974	3	694	2,354	25	52	2,431	3,128
1975	3	701	2,324	28	36	2,388	3,092
1976	2	662	2,525	31	49	2,605	3,269
1977	2	726	2,485	32	32	2,549	3,277
1978	2	731	2,342	28	28	2,397	3,130
1979	1	718	2,135	21	19	2,175	2,894
1980	1	749	1,420	22	22	1,465	2,215
1981	2	756	1,106	23	20	1,148	1,907
1982	3	793	1,062	23	51	1,136	1,933
1983	3	739	1,246	27	24	1,297	2,038
1984	3	819	1,466	31	49	1,546	2,368
1985	2	817	1,645	53	54	1,752	2,572
1986	3	872	1,440	49	67	1,556	2,431
1987	2	909	1,572	58	42	1,672	2,584
1988	2	950	1,776	50	40	1,866	2,818
1989	2	989	1,522	52	24	1,597	2,588
1990	2	964	1,307	52	16	1,375	2,341
1991	2	944	1,340	53	15	1,408	2,354
1992	2	1,076	1,638	51	15	1,704	2,782
1993	1	1,074	1,507	61	16	1,584	2,659
1994	1	953	1,684	59	16	1,759	2,713
1995	1	946	1,492	54	11	1,556	2,504
1996	1	1,099	1,498	67	13	1,577	2,677
1997	1	998	1,553	60	14	1,627	2,626
1998	1	896	1,405	71	17	1,493	2,389
1999	(s)	907	1,360	49	20	1,430	2,338
2000	1	1,036	1,419	53	27	1,499	2,535
2001	1	979	1,548	46	29	1,622	2,602
2002	1	959	1,458	56	14	1,528	2,488
2003	1	1,098	1,659	55	19	1,733	2,832
2004	1	1,061	1,693	42	21	1,755	2,817
2005	1	1,033	1,622	44	24	1,691	2,724
2006	(s)	910	1,242	43	16	1,301	2,211
2007	(s)	962	1,273	50	7	1,330	2,292
2008	—	961	1,222	54	4	1,281	2,242
2009	—	973	1,305	53	10	1,368	2,341
2010	—	920	1,256	46	7	1,309	2,229
2011	—	917	1,154	51	5	1,210	2,127
2012	—	868	1,137	45	3	1,185	2,053
2013	—	996	1,206	50	3	1,259	2,255
2014	—	1,075	1,155	71	4	1,230	2,305
2015	—	1,090	1,203	67	2	1,272	2,362
2016	—	938	735	74	2	811	1,750
2017	—	1,004	666	76	1	743	1,748
2018	—	1,118	944	116	1	1,061	2,179
2019	—	1,084	760	102	1	864	1,947
2020	—	996	699	98	1	798	1,794
2021	—	1,012	975	104	1	1,080	2,092
2022	—	995	967	102	1	1,071	2,066
2023	—	937	991	98	2	1,092	2,029
2024	—	960	958	87	2	1,047	2,007

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/