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Table F1: Jet fuel consumption, price, and expenditure estimates, 2019

Table F1: Jet fuel consumption, price, and expenditure estimates, 2019





State		 Jet fuel a
Consumption Prices Expenditures

Thousand barrels
Trillion Btu
Dollars per million Btu
Million dollars
Alabama 1,618 9.2 14.59 133.8
Alaska 16,155 91.6 14.76 1,351.6
Arizona 12,946 73.4 14.76 1,083.1
Arkansas 976 5.5 14.36 79.4
California 106,201 602.2 14.76 8,885.2
Colorado 14,516 82.3 14.64 1,205.3
Connecticut 2,099 11.9 15.21 180.9
Delaware 1,430 8.1 14.64 118.7
Dist. of Col. 0 0.0 — —
Florida 57,074 323.6 14.51 4,695.9
Georgia 28,171 159.7 14.45 2,308.4
Hawaii 17,733 100.5 14.76 1,483.6
Idaho 952 5.4 15.39 83.1
Illinois 33,341 189.0 14.44 2,730.6
Indiana 4,663 26.4 14.18 374.8
Iowa 1,152 6.5 14.37 93.8
Kansas 861 4.9 14.37 70.2
Kentucky 16,253 92.2 14.31 1,318.8
Louisiana 3,551 20.1 14.10 283.8
Maine 410 2.3 15.21 35.4
Maryland 6,998 39.7 14.64 581.1
Massachusetts 14,367 81.5 15.04 1,224.9
Michigan 10,602 60.1 14.37 863.9
Minnesota 10,093 57.2 14.49 829.1
Mississippi 543 3.1 13.96 43.0
Missouri 5,590 31.7 14.37 455.5
Montana 1,239 7.0 15.39 108.1
Nebraska 838 4.7 14.37 68.3
Nevada 13,093 74.2 14.76 1,095.4
New Hampshire 698 4.0 15.21 60.2
New Jersey 22,215 126.0 14.55 1,832.5
New Mexico 924 5.2 14.36 75.2
New York 54,005 306.2 14.77 4,522.8
North Carolina 15,788 89.5 14.29 1,279.1
North Dakota 541 3.1 14.37 44.1
Ohio 5,737 32.5 14.64 476.4
Oklahoma 5,543 31.4 14.37 451.6
Oregon 6,234 35.3 15.04 531.8
Pennsylvania 14,487 82.1 14.64 1,202.9
Rhode Island 410 2.3 15.21 35.4
South Carolina 2,345 13.3 14.45 192.1
South Dakota 446 2.5 14.37 36.3
Tennessee 15,419 87.4 14.37 1,256.4
Texas 58,234 330.2 14.53 4,796.2
Utah 7,555 42.8 15.84 678.7
Vermont 170 1.0 15.21 14.7
Virginia 19,780 112.2 14.23 1,595.9
Washington 19,013 107.8 14.70 1,584.3
West Virginia 124 0.7 14.45 10.2
Wisconsin 2,859 16.2 14.44 234.2
Wyoming 343 1.9 15.39 30.0

United States		 636,335 3,608.0 14.61 52,726.9
aAll jet fuel consumption is allocated to the transportation sector. Note: Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding.
— = No consumption. Sources: Data sources, estimation procedures, and assumptions are described in the Technical Notes.
Where shown, (s) = Physical unit value less than 0.5, Btu value less than 0.05, or expenditure value less
than 0.05.