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Table F4: Asphalt and road oil consumption, price, and expenditure estimates, 2022

Table F4: Asphalt and road oil consumption, price, and expenditure estimates, 2022





State		 Asphalt and road oil a
Consumption Prices Expenditures

Thousand barrels
Trillion Btu
Dollars per million Btu
Million dollars
Alabama 2,136 14.2 18.52 262.6
Alaska 1,956 13.0 19.41 252.0
Arizona 3,026 20.1 17.46 350.7
Arkansas 2,056 13.6 18.31 249.8
California 8,949 59.4 18.79 1,116.0
Colorado 3,104 20.6 21.36 439.9
Connecticut 1,640 10.9 17.23 187.5
Delaware 446 3.0 18.64 55.2
Dist. of Col. 483 3.2 18.46 59.2
Florida 5,079 33.7 17.85 601.6
Georgia 3,991 26.5 18.73 496.1
Hawaii 323 2.1 21.23 45.5
Idaho 806 5.3 19.27 103.1
Illinois 4,192 27.8 17.93 498.9
Indiana 4,434 29.4 17.34 510.3
Iowa 1,290 8.6 20.63 176.6
Kansas 1,169 7.8 18.11 140.5
Kentucky 2,298 15.2 18.67 284.7
Louisiana 2,491 16.5 17.94 296.6
Maine 645 4.3 19.68 84.2
Maryland 1,854 12.3 18.54 228.2
Massachusetts 2,338 15.5 19.61 304.3
Michigan 4,353 28.9 17.31 500.1
Minnesota 2,943 19.5 22.36 436.7
Mississippi 1,854 12.3 18.14 223.2
Missouri 2,378 15.8 17.89 282.3
Montana 1,522 10.1 16.82 169.9
Nebraska 906 6.0 27.09 162.9
Nevada 1,212 8.0 18.25 146.8
New Hampshire 485 3.2 19.57 63.0
New Jersey 3,184 21.1 17.88 377.9
New Mexico 1,240 8.2 21.36 175.7
New York 5,926 39.3 19.44 764.5
North Carolina 3,991 26.5 18.62 493.0
North Dakota 867 5.8 27.59 158.7
Ohio 5,240 34.8 17.28 600.9
Oklahoma 1,733 11.5 18.03 207.4
Oregon 1,612 10.7 18.92 202.5
Pennsylvania 7,054 46.8 18.34 858.5
Rhode Island 871 5.8 19.73 114.0
South Carolina 2,257 15.0 18.63 279.1
South Dakota 908 6.0 28.09 169.2
Tennessee 2,902 19.3 18.77 361.5
Texas 16,930 112.3 18.03 2,025.5
Utah 1,290 8.6 18.24 156.2
Vermont 598 4.0 19.44 77.1
Virginia 3,426 22.7 18.38 417.8
Washington 1,895 12.6 18.04 226.9
West Virginia 1,250 8.3 18.22 151.1
Wisconsin 3,668 24.3 17.52 426.4
Wyoming 852 5.7 18.91 107.0

United States		 138,055 916.1 18.64 17,079.3
aAsphalt and road oil are used only in the industrial sector. Note: Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding.
Where shown, (s) = Physical unit value less than 0.5, Btu value less than 0.05, or expenditure value less than 0.05. Data Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, State Energy Data System. See Technical Notes.
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