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Table F52: Electric net summer capacity: total (all sectors), 2024

Table F52: Electric net summer capacity: total (all sectors), 2024
State	Fossil fuels				Nuclear electric power	Hydroelectric pumped storage	Renewable energy							Battery storage	Total ^b
	Coal	Petroleum	Natural gas	Total			Conventional hydroelectric power	Biomass		Geothermal	Solar ^a	Wind	Total
	Coal	Petroleum	Natural gas	Total			Conventional hydroelectric power	Wood	Waste	Geothermal	Solar ^a	Wind	Total
	Thousand kilowatts
Alabama	4,728	43	16,200	20,974	5,453	0	3,291	608	6	0	664	0	4,568	1	30,996
Alaska	168	743	1,258	2,169	0	0	476	0	7	0	8	59	550	132	2,853
Arizona	2,936	86	14,546	17,568	3,937	216	2,721	25	3	0	5,051	1,235	9,034	2,121	32,877
Arkansas	4,730	9	6,014	10,753	1,821	30	1,265	217	9	0	1,785	0	3,275	28	15,907
California	57	442	36,329	37,041	2,240	3,870	10,214	542	438	1,881	22,283	6,457	41,814	11,717	96,773
Colorado	3,786	151	6,524	10,460	0	579	693	13	16	0	2,367	5,337	8,425	346	19,817
Connecticut	0	2,210	5,063	7,273	2,104	29	119	38	102	0	322	5	586	2	9,994
Delaware	410	111	2,534	3,190	0	0	0	0	14	0	97	2	113	0	3,303
Dist. of Col.	0	0	21	21	0	0	0	0	12	0	29	0	41	0	62
Florida	3,565	1,597	50,309	55,471	3,666	0	44	370	622	0	10,951	0	11,986	576	72,012
Georgia	5,780	1,192	16,387	23,359	6,289	1,897	1,985	1,011	56	0	5,003	0	8,055	146	39,746
Hawaii	0	2,008	0	2,008	0	0	32	0	154	43	466	233	928	433	3,369
Idaho	0	6	1,106	1,112	0	0	2,654	66	22	10	502	1,128	4,381	40	5,548
Illinois	6,695	665	16,193	23,589	11,592	0	33	0	55	0	2,959	7,874	10,921	100	46,279
Indiana	12,721	85	8,228	21,418	0	0	72	0	49	0	2,490	3,639	6,249	81	27,837
Iowa	4,833	832	3,779	9,444	0	0	209	0	21	0	676	12,866	13,772	10	23,226
Kansas	4,695	540	3,819	9,054	1,177	0	7	0	9	0	66	9,043	9,125	0	19,356
Kentucky	8,631	11	8,105	16,746	0	0	1,137	52	18	0	426	0	1,634	0	18,380
Louisiana	2,122	843	17,502	20,634	2,052	0	192	408	12	0	1,053	0	1,665	0	24,707
Maine	0	845	1,584	2,429	0	0	726	450	39	0	829	1,030	3,073	62	5,586
Maryland	1,273	1,546	5,629	8,448	1,745	0	515	1	137	0	671	190	1,515	9	11,718
Massachusetts	0	2,276	5,017	7,293	0	1,834	267	15	258	0	1,431	102	2,073	306	11,505
Michigan	5,732	435	13,780	20,198	4,087	2,180	264	323	156	0	1,158	3,774	5,674	1	32,139
Minnesota	3,136	790	5,531	9,457	1,657	0	212	206	111	0	1,642	4,901	7,072	21	18,213
Mississippi	1,444	9	11,358	12,811	1,390	0	0	301	2	0	1,220	185	1,707	52	15,961
Missouri	8,539	1,060	5,546	15,146	1,190	657	549	0	14	0	470	2,393	3,425	1	20,419
Montana	1,627	52	554	2,234	0	0	2,834	3	3	0	179	1,890	4,909	0	7,183
Nebraska	3,818	374	1,957	6,149	769	0	279	0	14	0	137	3,517	3,946	5	10,868
Nevada	740	6	7,783	8,529	0	0	1,052	0	10	663	5,207	150	7,081	1,109	16,725
New Hampshire	534	94	1,633	2,260	1,250	0	506	195	31	0	2	212	946	14	4,470
New Jersey	0	302	10,893	11,224	3,457	416	12	0	189	0	1,180	8	1,388	110	16,606
New Mexico	1,540	46	3,195	4,781	0	0	83	0	6	9	2,322	3,997	6,417	689	11,887
New York	0	3,525	22,280	25,805	3,330	1,410	4,563	23	377	0	2,669	2,870	10,502	218	41,286
North Carolina	5,561	491	15,252	21,304	5,150	86	2,009	347	63	0	6,787	397	9,603	140	36,337
North Dakota	3,832	58	746	4,645	0	0	510	0	10	0	0	4,514	5,034	0	9,684
Ohio	6,621	649	16,365	23,817	2,134	0	102	27	37	0	3,237	1,102	4,505	35	30,491
Oklahoma	3,259	45	14,521	17,825	0	242	832	58	18	0	174	12,748	13,830	10	31,907
Oregon	0	7	3,762	3,769	0	0	8,264	242	53	20	1,052	3,970	13,601	322	17,692
Pennsylvania	5,383	1,334	26,823	33,626	9,896	1,492	930	80	352	0	874	1,553	3,788	35	48,856
Rhode Island	0	7	1,773	1,780	0	0	3	0	40	0	419	77	539	3	2,322
South Carolina	4,754	244	6,581	11,578	6,600	3,036	1,294	422	40	0	1,647	0	3,403	88	24,706
South Dakota	477	209	1,276	1,963	0	0	1,598	5	0	0	209	3,450	5,263	1	7,226
Tennessee	4,704	470	5,994	11,168	4,523	1,616	2,609	73	14	0	601	2	3,298	0	20,605
Texas	16,284	704	72,643	89,807	4,980	0	713	309	26	0	22,373	41,978	65,400	7,905	168,317
Utah	4,581	28	2,697	7,306	0	0	260	0	13	71	2,197	390	2,930	1	10,277
Vermont	0	126	0	126	0	0	331	73	8	0	155	150	717	21	864
Virginia	1,530	742	13,713	15,985	3,568	3,253	867	490	224	0	4,678	12	6,270	71	29,147
Washington	670	23	3,385	4,078	1,151	314	21,513	238	32	0	268	3,375	25,426	6	30,975
West Virginia	12,543	11	1,204	13,757	0	0	341	0	3	0	124	855	1,324	48	15,128
Wisconsin	4,743	565	7,309	12,617	1,185	0	411	185	94	0	2,106	826	3,622	6	17,430
Wyoming	4,999	6	1,671	6,679	0	0	307	0	0	0	242	3,604	4,153	0	10,846
United States	174,178	28,650	506,371	710,877	98,391	23,157	79,897	7,415	3,997	2,696	123,452	152,097	369,554	27,020	1,230,414

Footnotes:

^a Includes utility-scale solar thermal and photovoltaic (PV). Excludes small-scale solar.

^b Includes chemicals, hydrogen, pitch, purchased steam, sulfur, miscellaneous technologies, flywheels, and non-renewable waste (municipal solid waste from non-biogenic sources, and tire-derived fuels), which are not separately shown.

Where shown, (s) = Value less than 0.5.

Note: Data are for utility-scale facilities (>1 megawatt capacity) in all sectors including electric utilities, independent power producers, commercial plants, and industrial plants at the end of year. For plants that use multiple sources of energy, capacity is assigned to the energy source reported as the predominant one.

Data source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, State Energy Data System. See technical notes. https://www.eia.gov/state/seds/