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Table CO2.1. Total CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 2024 (thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))
Table CO2.1. Total CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 2024
(thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))



State


Coal a

Natural
gas b		 Petroleum c


Total a
Asphalt and
road oil		 Aviation
gasoline		 Distillate
fuel oil
HGL d		 Jet
fuel
Kerosene
Lubricants		 Motor
gasoline		 Petroleum
coke		 Residual
fuel oil
Other e
Total
Alabama 22,850 41,799 — 27 11,099 435 789 4 121 25,782 — 589 830 39,675 104,323
Alaska 1,758 23,701 — 76 6,076 80 9,217 (s) 34 2,202 — (s) 864 18,548 44,008
Arizona 10,742 29,227 — 62 12,018 566 5,880 (s) 115 23,485 — — 102 42,228 82,197
Arkansas 16,091 20,389 — 18 8,391 403 487 2 71 12,034 58 — 470 21,935 58,415
California 2,783 105,296 — 144 36,647 2,777 38,292 40 594 103,425 5,168 12,285 8,533 207,905 315,984
Colorado 17,338 27,600 — 40 8,502 1,016 5,962 1 115 18,382 85 — 531 34,634 79,572
Connecticut — 16,602 — 8 7,127 680 709 24 50 11,796 — 60 36 20,490 37,092
Delaware 240 4,253 — 3 1,053 247 687 6 16 3,884 238 35 861 7,030 11,523
Dist. of Col. — 1,430 — — 285 3 — (s) 3 786 — — — 1,076 2,506
Florida 8,686 91,803 — 184 23,415 994 24,916 3 291 74,856 755 4,814 129 130,358 230,847
Georgia 18,347 41,151 — 52 16,583 1,039 10,490 11 184 38,890 307 540 231 68,327 127,826
Hawaii — 7 — 4 2,065 221 6,850 — 13 3,286 — 5,039 471 17,949 17,955
Idaho 89 8,436 — 19 5,298 488 706 1 37 6,028 — 1 1 12,580 21,105
Illinois 32,694 56,367 — 33 18,908 2,714 11,231 10 218 33,014 2,921 66 5,807 74,921 163,981
Indiana 56,527 50,148 — 26 15,260 1,176 1,573 21 191 23,613 1,464 157 2,145 45,625 152,299
Iowa 17,311 22,509 — 17 10,587 2,115 439 4 80 12,052 46 6 68 25,413 65,232
Kansas 14,564 16,243 — 21 9,031 547 767 2 69 10,853 693 209 2,092 24,283 55,090
Kentucky 47,476 21,105 — 15 10,385 947 6,069 23 101 17,347 1,782 6 1,616 38,290 106,871
Louisiana 4,639 111,115 — 21 12,567 8,622 1,526 4 153 17,098 7,006 2,902 21,241 71,139 186,893
Maine 82 4,318 — 9 4,701 1,060 297 128 21 5,206 — 171 — 11,593 15,994
Maryland 3,548 15,952 — 17 7,094 584 2,616 21 79 18,634 — 52 170 29,266 48,766
Massachusetts — 21,042 — 26 10,611 820 5,351 26 97 19,857 — 167 76 37,030 58,072
Michigan 30,044 57,200 — 33 10,868 2,383 3,648 13 161 34,692 2,817 371 875 55,861 143,105
Minnesota 12,899 27,751 — 30 9,971 2,148 3,455 7 108 18,896 359 11 2,255 37,240 77,890
Mississippi 4,072 35,657 — 23 8,459 500 474 1 70 13,099 244 158 1,989 25,018 64,747
Missouri 40,546 16,234 — 28 11,783 1,289 2,318 5 114 25,528 60 1 127 41,252 98,033
Montana 10,677 4,941 — 18 3,691 626 565 (s) 27 4,453 1,134 — 1,032 11,546 27,163
Nebraska 17,042 10,610 — 13 7,788 364 427 1 51 7,239 — 2 2 15,886 43,538
Nevada 3,029 15,607 — 16 5,272 276 5,683 1 54 9,294 — — 47 20,643 39,278
New Hampshire 249 3,141 — 7 3,029 1,052 395 44 21 5,565 — 90 7 10,211 13,602
New Jersey — 35,889 — 22 11,020 546 7,778 9 142 28,013 402 1,788 2,234 51,955 87,844
New Mexico 8,193 16,669 — 14 7,587 444 542 (s) 73 7,474 83 — 554 16,770 41,631
New York 254 72,181 — 30 24,653 2,360 19,659 318 207 41,406 819 1,662 137 91,250 163,685
North Carolina 17,452 37,666 — 43 13,454 1,811 7,136 79 190 40,907 — 47 289 63,955 119,073
North Dakota 32,754 11,060 — 17 6,600 535 338 1 50 3,347 88 — 357 11,332 55,146
Ohio 37,997 77,917 — 34 19,935 1,676 3,599 33 233 37,618 3,520 160 3,612 70,421 186,335
Oklahoma 7,188 45,064 — 23 12,753 492 3,477 1 114 15,343 1,132 180 2,792 36,307 88,558
Oregon 10 17,662 — 27 6,834 453 2,348 16 67 11,411 — 56 53 21,265 38,938
Pennsylvania 28,127 104,091 — 28 24,080 3,047 4,780 118 227 34,988 219 163 1,703 69,352 201,570
Rhode Island — 5,674 — 3 2,124 141 174 2 13 2,895 — 6 13 5,372 11,045
South Carolina 17,286 18,064 — 25 9,383 480 1,401 14 103 22,237 1,014 774 33 35,463 70,812
South Dakota 2,096 5,365 — 9 3,241 295 276 1 21 3,805 — 4 — 7,652 15,113
Tennessee 20,377 22,609 — 37 12,319 562 5,721 21 139 27,374 194 20 1,088 47,474 90,460
Texas 71,483 283,330 — 142 78,938 42,779 22,735 21 1,097 116,095 15,235 12,227 35,851 325,120 679,932
Utah 17,011 15,213 — 22 6,564 430 3,658 (s) 76 10,493 498 1 1,068 22,810 55,034
Vermont — 686 — 3 1,740 514 103 35 9 2,246 — 15 5 4,669 5,355
Virginia 4,875 38,694 — 29 13,546 1,308 8,336 46 140 31,840 — 239 185 55,669 99,238
Washington 3,303 20,710 — 41 10,061 930 8,219 4 119 20,392 1,397 5,355 3,278 49,796 73,808
West Virginia 43,474 16,696 — 5 5,590 377 88 15 49 5,862 — 3 118 12,107 72,278
Wisconsin 20,809 30,893 — 23 10,017 1,997 967 9 109 19,660 36 71 533 33,423 85,124
Wyoming 28,479 11,556 — 8 5,826 330 205 (s) 34 2,821 112 — 634 9,969 50,004
United States 751,257 1,789,320 — 1,575 584,829 97,680 253,356 1,144 6,471 1,087,502 49,885 50,501 107,143 2,240,085 4,780,661

Footnotes:

a U.S. total includes industrial net imports of coal coke not allocated to the states.

b Excludes supplemental gaseous fuels.

c Excludes biofuels.

d Hydrocarbon gas liquids, include natural gas liquids and refinery olefins.

e Includes aviation gasoline blending components, crude oil, petrochemical feedstocks, motor gasoline blending components, miscellaneous, still gas, special naphthas, unfinished oils, and waxes.

— = No consumption, including cases where all primary energy consumption is for nonfuel purposes and not burned. Where shown, (s) = Value less than 0.5 thousand metric tons.

Notes: · Data are carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions estimates from fossil fuels primary energy consumption for all sectors, 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.

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/