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Table F1: Jet fuel consumption, price, and expenditure estimates, 2018

Table F1: Jet fuel consumption, price, and expenditure estimates, 2018





State		 Jet fuel a
Consumption Prices Expenditures

Thousand barrels
Trillion Btu
Dollars per million Btu
Million dollars
Alabama 2,560 14.5 15.39 223.3
Alaska 17,539 99.4 16.23 1,614.0
Arizona 4,243 24.1 15.93 383.2
Arkansas 1,677 9.5 15.50 147.3
California 120,773 684.8 15.67 10,728.2
Colorado 10,806 61.3 15.81 968.5
Connecticut 1,810 10.3 16.27 166.9
Delaware 115 0.7 15.86 10.3
Dist. of Col. 0 0.0 — —
Florida 25,972 147.3 15.47 2,278.7
Georgia 3,475 19.7 15.50 305.4
Hawaii 15,078 85.5 15.79 1,349.5
Idaho 1,152 6.5 16.10 105.1
Illinois 28,504 161.6 15.88 2,566.7
Indiana 11,084 62.8 15.47 972.0
Iowa 966 5.5 15.64 85.6
Kansas 1,606 9.1 15.64 142.4
Kentucky 14,388 81.6 15.44 1,259.4
Louisiana 30,409 172.4 15.19 2,618.3
Maine 981 5.6 16.27 90.5
Maryland 2,023 11.5 15.86 181.9
Massachusetts 9,944 56.4 16.27 917.1
Michigan 6,155 34.9 15.64 545.7
Minnesota 3,585 20.3 15.50 315.0
Mississippi 15,936 90.4 15.18 1,371.4
Missouri 3,326 18.9 15.64 294.9
Montana 1,248 7.1 16.10 113.9
Nebraska 1,719 9.7 15.64 152.4
Nevada 5,873 33.3 15.90 529.4
New Hampshire 492 2.8 16.27 45.4
New Jersey 29,044 164.7 15.76 2,595.9
New Mexico 1,314 7.4 15.50 115.4
New York 33,819 191.8 16.00 3,068.0
North Carolina 3,238 18.4 15.50 284.5
North Dakota 964 5.5 15.64 85.5
Ohio 9,594 54.4 15.82 860.7
Oklahoma 6,999 39.7 15.64 620.5
Oregon 5,407 30.7 16.13 494.6
Pennsylvania 18,282 103.7 15.86 1,643.9
Rhode Island 828 4.7 16.27 76.4
South Carolina 2,339 13.3 15.50 205.5
South Dakota 463 2.6 15.64 41.1
Tennessee 13,557 76.9 15.64 1,202.0
Texas 110,881 628.7 15.61 9,812.3
Utah 7,080 40.1 16.08 645.5
Vermont 256 1.5 16.27 23.6
Virginia 10,181 57.7 15.53 896.3
Washington 22,656 128.5 15.74 2,022.0
West Virginia 217 1.2 15.50 19.0
Wisconsin 1,903 10.8 16.14 174.1
Wyoming 604 3.4 16.10 55.2

United States		 623,061 3,532.8 15.69 55,424.3
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.