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Table F15: Other petroleum products consumption, price, and expenditure estimates, 2022

State

Consumption ^a

Prices

Expenditures

Thousand barrels

Trillion Btu

Dollars per million Btu

Million dollars

Alabama

3,156

18.9

32.61

158.5

Alaska

2,325

14.5

—

Arizona

636

3.4

33.67

71.5

Arkansas

1,820

11.0

32.09

57.3

California

64,402

371.8

34.13

354.7

Colorado

1,553

9.6

33.82

16.8

Connecticut

219

1.2

32.07

24.5

Delaware

2,330

14.6

—

Dist. of Col.

(s)

—

Florida

776

4.2

33.27

92.5

Georgia

1,433

7.8

33.69

229.0

Hawaii

1,348

8.4

—

Idaho

0.3

35.28

4.9

Illinois

18,900

114.4

33.93

460.9

Indiana

7,547

46.4

34.42

126.8

Iowa

1,549

8.4

32.27

110.4

Kansas

6,033

37.5

32.72

41.7

Kentucky

5,163

31.5

32.48

153.0

Louisiana

74,019

444.7

26.12

5,074.2

Maine

0.3

40.55

1.2

Maryland

661

3.5

34.44

106.4

Massachusetts

564

3.1

33.43

80.7

Michigan

3,461

20.4

33.76

213.9

Minnesota

7,952

48.2

34.78

50.7

Mississippi

5,744

35.8

34.14

23.0

Missouri

975

5.3

34.25

102.6

Montana

2,786

17.5

—

Nebraska

443

2.4

31.53

30.5

Nevada

348

1.9

34.51

36.9

New Hampshire

0.2

36.58

1.1

New Jersey

6,511

40.1

31.67

226.1

New Mexico

1,698

10.5

31.79

2.6

New York

1,957

10.6

33.20

148.3

North Carolina

1,377

7.5

33.68

224.0

North Dakota

1,190

7.3

—

Ohio

11,420

68.4

33.78

562.4

Oklahoma

7,677

47.7

32.58

34.9

Oregon

2,627

14.2

34.15

50.8

Pennsylvania

6,049

35.8

34.02

316.7

Rhode Island

116

0.6

34.67

17.1

South Carolina

708

4.0

32.04

108.9

South Dakota

118

0.6

40.55

1.2

Tennessee

4,299

25.6

32.26

281.5

Texas

144,220

849.7

25.06

8,277.0

Utah

2,970

18.5

35.05

23.6

Vermont

0.3

34.51

5.9

Virginia

1,231

6.7

32.98

194.0

Washington

9,341

58.3

32.86

50.7

West Virginia

811

4.8

30.63

77.7

Wisconsin

1,824

9.9

33.89

265.8

Wyoming

1,790

11.2

30.58

8.7

United States

426,576

2,531.9

27.25

18,501.4

^aU.S. total includes other biofuels product supplied not allocated to the states.		Notes: · Other Petroleum Products is the subtotal of 12 petroleum products, such as petrochemical feedstocks, special naphthas, waxes, and miscellaneous products, mostly used in the industrial sector. See a full description in the Petroleum Technical Notes. · Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding.
— = No consumption, including cases where adjustments were made to remove consumption not covered in expenditure calculations. See explanation of adjustments in Section 7 of the Price and Expenditure Technical Notes.		Data Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, State Energy Data System. See Technical Notes. http://www.eia.gov/state/seds/
Where shown, (s) = Physical unit value less than 0.5, Btu value less than 0.05, or expenditure value less than 0.05.