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Table CO2.T5. Transportation sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, New Hampshire (thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))
Table CO2.T5. Transportation sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption by source, 1960-2024, New Hampshire
(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 4 6 90 (s) 438 17 1,809 23 2,384 2,388
1961 1 7 95 (s) 445 16 1,832 97 2,493 2,494
1962 1 17 93 (s) 479 14 1,892 33 2,529 2,530
1963 1 11 76 (s) 492 14 1,974 32 2,600 2,600
1964 (s) 13 116 (s) 506 15 2,030 2,679 2,680
1965 (s) 16 77 (s) 418 14 2,123 (s) 2,648 2,649
1966 (s) 15 145 (s) 438 14 2,278 2,890 2,890
1967 (s) (s) 13 162 (s) 489 13 2,391 135 3,203 3,204
1968 (s) 15 104 1 553 14 2,625 65 3,377 3,377
1969 (s) 14 119 1 475 12 2,784 53 3,458 3,458
1970 (s) 13 138 1 402 12 3,006 33 3,605 3,605
1971 (s) 17 121 1 414 13 3,178 17 3,761 3,761
1972 (s) 15 128 1 390 14 3,346 19 3,913 3,913
1973 (s) 15 188 1 357 14 3,456 9 4,041 4,041
1974 (s) 14 209 1 362 13 3,415 12 4,027 4,027
1975 12 180 1 345 11 3,475 4 4,028 4,028
1976 11 219 2 331 12 3,679 2 4,255 4,255
1977 13 228 2 349 13 3,827 4,433 4,433
1978 15 257 6 320 14 3,909 4,522 4,522
1979 14 293 8 296 15 3,634 407 4,667 4,667
1980 1 14 296 18 295 13 3,456 23 4,116 4,117
1981 4 10 304 2 223 13 3,422 23 3,997 4,000
1982 5 9 325 2 242 12 3,387 14 3,991 3,996
1983 1 9 344 3 220 12 3,485 4,073 4,074
1984 1 7 400 6 318 13 3,717 4,462 4,463
1985 5 8 457 6 200 12 3,797 4,481 4,486
1986 1 13 540 4 238 12 4,083 24 4,914 4,915
1987 1 10 599 5 248 14 4,359 107 5,341 5,342
1988 1 13 608 3 280 13 4,530 69 5,517 5,518
1989 1 11 613 3 294 13 4,513 9 5,457 5,458
1990 1 7 531 4 253 14 4,357 39 5,204 5,205
1991 2 9 498 2 185 12 4,504 94 5,305 5,307
1992 4 7 534 2 150 13 4,509 57 5,272 5,276
1993 18 15 547 4 153 13 4,609 1 5,341 5,360
1994 53 12 562 6 136 13 4,701 5 5,435 5,488
1995 2 8 634 4 134 13 4,941 5,734 5,736
1996 3 7 613 4 148 13 5,109 2 5,896 5,898
1997 10 8 643 2 167 14 5,372 1 6,208 6,218
1998 1 7 1,022 1 250 14 5,543 3 6,840 6,841
1999 (s) 10 1,018 (s) 336 14 5,711 (s) 7,088 7,089
2000 2 8 1,006 400 14 5,858 7,287 7,289
2001 1 22 1,042 360 13 5,821 7,259 7,260
2002 3 17 1,681 10 344 13 6,056 8,121 8,124
2003 1 15 1,074 2 386 12 6,180 7,668 7,670
2004 1 23 1,216 2 370 12 6,181 7,805 7,806
2005 2 24 1,101 2 185 12 6,002 7,327 7,329
2006 2 16 1,123 3 66 12 6,032 7,252 7,254
2007 2 16 1,061 2 62 12 6,193 7,347 7,348
2008 1 10 1,037 10 62 11 5,967 7,097 7,099
2009 2 16 1,014 2 139 10 5,853 7,034 7,036
2010 15 11 1,000 1 361 21 5,659 7,054 7,069
2011 13 10 981 1 356 20 5,508 6,876 6,889
2012 4 9 940 1 306 19 5,435 1 6,710 6,714
2013 7 8 925 1 289 19 5,496 (s) 6,739 [R ] 6,746 [R ]
2014 8 7 985 2 312 20 5,492 1 6,818 6,827
2015 8 6 1,005 4 265 22 5,463 6,765 6,773
2016 16 6 942 7 273 20 5,484 6,732 6,748
2017 10 6 960 3 269 19 5,522 6,779 6,789
2018 10 8 1,019 (s) 255 18 5,558 6,860 6,870
2019 10 8 1,006 1 276 17 5,547 6,854 6,864
2020 9 6 1,019 1 180 15 4,697 5,918 [R ] 5,928 [R ]
2021 16 7 1,191 1 245 17 5,121 6,581 6,596
2022 10 7 1,212 (s) 294 18 5,162 6,694 6,704
2023 8 7 1,162 (s) 409 13 5,233 6,824 [R ] 6,831 [R ]
2024 17 7 1,137 1 395 13 5,388 6,942 6,958

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/