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Table CO2.T5. Transportation sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, Nebraska (thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))
Table CO2.T5. Transportation 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
Aviation
gasoline
Distillate
fuel oil

HGL d
Jet
fuel

Lubricants
Motor
gasoline
Residual
fuel oil

Total
1960 15 345 129 604 25 458 74 4,776 122 6,188 6,548
1961 4 360 145 705 23 501 72 4,743 166 6,355 6,719
1962 4 361 148 710 22 560 65 4,977 201 6,684 7,049
1963 4 343 149 814 30 571 65 5,207 394 7,232 7,579
1964 3 431 155 818 26 586 69 5,019 351 7,023 7,458
1965 2 455 143 620 24 527 66 5,185 51 6,616 7,074
1966 2 493 126 615 45 583 69 5,467 51 6,955 7,450
1967 1 542 116 857 57 717 65 5,577 141 7,530 8,073
1968 1 529 194 1,325 64 823 72 5,926 103 8,507 9,036
1969 1 607 81 1,357 66 794 70 6,126 99 8,593 9,200
1970 1 702 69 1,576 52 695 72 6,395 106 8,966 9,668
1971 (s) 707 69 1,630 60 706 71 6,590 82 9,208 9,916
1972 (s) 706 31 2,085 56 671 76 7,127 84 10,130 10,837
1973 (s) 730 60 2,217 57 651 77 7,527 78 10,667 11,397
1974 (s) 616 61 2,119 60 703 74 6,988 80 10,085 10,701
1975 (s) 551 49 1,989 56 657 67 7,059 65 9,942 10,493
1976 (s) 550 48 2,237 66 664 75 7,423 16 10,530 11,079
1977 (s) 650 64 2,736 53 694 78 7,499 12 11,137 11,787
1978 — 475 72 3,102 61 782 84 7,603 2 11,706 12,181
1979 — 372 63 2,658 42 747 88 7,023 7 10,627 10,999
1980 — 365 74 2,202 41 618 78 6,538 — 9,552 9,917
1981 — 318 75 1,865 51 570 75 6,292 1 8,929 9,247
1982 — 270 43 2,199 42 565 68 6,331 — 9,249 9,519
1983 — 212 41 2,946 50 579 72 6,243 — 9,930 10,142
1984 — 240 37 2,703 17 540 76 6,290 — 9,664 9,904
1985 — 289 34 2,890 14 528 71 6,055 — 9,591 9,880
1986 — 206 41 2,946 9 527 70 6,144 (s) 9,736 9,942
1987 — 233 31 3,313 12 534 79 6,171 (s) 10,140 10,373
1988 — 245 33 3,856 12 587 76 6,513 — 11,077 11,322
1989 — 257 32 3,289 16 581 78 6,449 — 10,445 10,702
1990 — 184 29 3,241 15 590 80 6,488 — 10,443 10,627
1991 — 124 29 3,403 16 469 72 6,275 — 10,265 10,388
1992 — 133 28 3,677 11 471 73 6,394 — 10,655 10,789
1993 — 131 25 3,615 12 456 74 6,246 — 10,428 10,559
1994 — 173 26 3,751 17 499 78 6,270 — 10,642 10,814
1995 — 179 27 4,106 5 402 76 6,689 — 11,306 11,485
1996 — 246 26 5,014 5 413 74 6,807 — 12,340 12,586
1997 — 228 31 5,090 17 440 78 6,905 — 12,562 12,790
1998 — 153 22 5,703 5 443 82 6,991 — 13,247 13,400
1999 — 157 25 5,679 3 641 83 7,150 — 13,580 13,736
2000 — 169 22 4,343 6 504 82 7,069 — 12,026 12,196
2001 — 165 30 3,758 7 456 75 6,940 — 11,266 11,431
2002 — 142 32 3,788 10 625 74 7,072 — 11,601 11,743
2003 — 287 28 4,216 11 494 68 7,070 — 11,887 12,174
2004 — 217 20 4,606 13 376 69 6,959 — 12,043 12,259
2005 — 239 29 4,666 6 383 69 6,841 — 11,993 12,231
2006 — 243 28 4,774 8 434 67 6,850 — 12,162 12,405
2007 — 292 28 4,653 9 396 69 7,011 — 12,166 12,458
2008 — 534 23 4,338 7 364 64 6,790 — 11,586 12,120
2009 — 375 22 4,794 5 285 58 6,678 — 11,842 12,217
2010 — 392 17 6,736 1 447 55 6,712 — 13,969 14,361
2011 — 500 16 6,331 1 420 50 6,450 — 13,268 13,768
2012 — 413 15 5,899 1 423 46 6,497 — 12,880 13,293
2013 — 384 12 5,706 2 455 47 6,655 — 12,877 13,261
2014 — 395 13 5,900 2 434 49 6,925 — 13,323 13,718
2015 — 398 13 5,997 2 514 53 6,678 — 13,257 13,655
2016 — 360 13 5,743 2 426 51 6,869 — 13,105 13,465
2017 — 417 13 5,797 1 461 47 6,845 — 13,165 13,582
2018 — 529 13 6,228 8 492 45 6,893 — 13,679 14,208
2019 — 402 13 6,377 11 478 44 6,906 — 13,829 14,231
2020 — 356 12 5,967 1 358 41 6,289 — 12,668 13,024
2021 — 234 12 6,110 21 439 43 6,758 — 13,383 13,617
2022 — 325 13 6,156 2 443 45 6,709 — 13,368 13,693
2023 — 299 12 5,845 3 465 32 6,759 — 13,116 [R ] 13,415 [R ]
2024 — 345 13 5,718 2 427 31 6,934 — 13,125 13,470

Footnotes:

a Beginning in 1978, consumption data not collected and assumed to be zero.

b Transportation use of natural gas to operate pipelines and as vehicle fuel. 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/

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