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Table F1: Jet fuel consumption, price, and expenditure estimates, 2020

Table F1: Jet fuel consumption, price, and expenditure estimates, 2020





State		 Jet fuel a
Consumption Prices Expenditures

Thousand barrels
Trillion Btu
Dollars per million Btu
Million dollars
Alabama 1,494 8.5 9.51 80.6
Alaska 18,397 104.3 9.75 1,016.8
Arizona 9,794 55.5 9.75 541.3
Arkansas 914 5.2 9.29 48.1
California 59,442 337.0 9.82 3,310.5
Colorado 7,594 43.1 10.78 464.1
Connecticut 1,053 6.0 10.58 63.1
Delaware 1,468 8.3 9.89 82.3
Dist. of Col. 0 0.0 — —
Florida 33,513 190.0 10.58 2,010.0
Georgia 14,656 83.1 10.41 864.9
Hawaii 9,058 51.4 9.75 500.6
Idaho 916 5.2 10.84 56.3
Illinois 18,357 104.1 9.47 986.1
Indiana 3,289 18.6 9.42 175.7
Iowa 795 4.5 10.01 45.1
Kansas 1,106 6.3 9.10 57.1
Kentucky 14,933 84.7 9.10 770.8
Louisiana 2,456 13.9 9.64 134.3
Maine 332 1.9 10.58 19.9
Maryland 5,876 33.3 9.89 329.5
Massachusetts 5,602 31.8 9.96 316.2
Michigan 5,204 29.5 9.10 268.6
Minnesota 4,620 26.2 9.10 238.5
Mississippi 1,059 6.0 9.87 59.2
Missouri 3,093 17.5 9.10 159.6
Montana 1,192 6.8 10.84 73.3
Nebraska 852 4.8 9.10 44.0
Nevada 8,633 48.9 9.75 477.1
New Hampshire 519 2.9 10.58 31.1
New Jersey 9,849 55.8 10.09 563.4
New Mexico 980 5.6 9.29 51.6
New York 23,563 133.6 10.04 1,341.0
North Carolina 11,480 65.1 9.65 628.2
North Dakota 762 4.3 9.10 39.3
Ohio 5,465 31.0 9.50 294.5
Oklahoma 6,050 34.3 9.10 312.3
Oregon 3,820 21.7 10.32 223.5
Pennsylvania 7,900 44.8 8.97 401.8
Rhode Island 303 1.7 10.58 18.2
South Carolina 2,771 15.7 10.41 163.5
South Dakota 646 3.7 9.10 33.4
Tennessee 13,708 77.7 9.10 707.6
Texas 34,961 198.2 9.13 1,809.0
Utah 5,252 29.8 10.81 322.0
Vermont 146 0.8 10.58 8.8
Virginia 15,582 88.3 10.34 913.6
Washington 12,326 69.9 9.75 681.3
West Virginia 155 0.9 10.41 9.1
Wisconsin 1,742 9.9 9.10 89.9
Wyoming 299 1.7 10.84 18.4

United States		 393,976 2,233.8 9.78 21,855.3
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.