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Table F12: Hydrocarbon gas liquids price and expenditure estimates, 2022

Table F12: Hydrocarbon gas liquids price and expenditure estimates, 2022




State		 Prices Expenditures
Residential Commercial Industrial Transportation Total Residential Commercial Industrial Transportation Total
Dollars per million Btu Million dollars
Alabama 29.99 20.07 14.23 24.65 23.05 137.8 47.1 40.7 4.5 230.1
Alaska 36.10 21.00 19.99 23.09 25.59 14.6 16.4 2.2 0.2 33.5
Arizona 34.33 22.17 21.11 23.09 27.27 164.1 72.9 53.8 7.3 298.1
Arkansas 28.50 20.55 14.57 24.60 23.57 126.8 23.9 29.9 0.4 180.9
California 33.94 22.52 23.69 23.75 27.32 744.4 317.4 489.6 16.7 1,568.1
Colorado 26.64 19.17 18.52 22.71 23.66 320.4 86.5 55.4 5.9 468.1
Connecticut 43.11 23.58 23.22 22.09 36.61 294.3 64.7 10.9 3.6 373.5
Delaware 33.21 21.13 20.17 23.20 28.03 94.0 18.3 18.0 8.0 138.3
Dist. of Col. 36.44 22.40 21.38 23.36 27.62 1.5 0.3 1.0 0.1 2.7
Florida 43.69 21.58 20.04 25.71 27.93 260.3 173.1 104.3 21.5 559.1
Georgia 32.80 21.17 19.67 24.92 25.16 246.2 105.9 133.2 18.6 503.9
Hawaii 54.29 21.84 20.79 — 26.51 31.0 70.1 3.1 — 104.1
Idaho 29.26 19.74 19.08 23.77 26.86 175.5 28.5 9.9 0.2 214.1
Illinois 23.51 19.57 12.72 26.78 16.64 584.7 79.5 601.7 7.6 1,273.4
Indiana 27.10 19.71 18.75 27.58 23.55 326.0 78.5 112.0 8.8 525.4
Iowa 21.18 19.53 13.22 24.95 16.36 561.1 50.1 576.4 3.1 1,190.7
Kansas 23.62 19.62 18.66 24.19 22.43 207.3 30.8 30.5 0.9 269.5
Kentucky 28.15 19.53 13.61 24.36 17.09 239.9 57.6 398.6 1.8 697.9
Louisiana 33.62 20.15 11.36 24.39 11.45 57.0 28.0 6,753.1 6.5 6,844.7
Maine 35.88 23.40 23.04 21.64 29.36 242.1 163.4 7.8 0.7 414.0
Maryland 36.46 22.40 21.38 25.10 29.99 244.3 74.6 42.8 4.3 366.1
Massachusetts 42.78 23.56 23.20 22.16 35.74 339.3 90.1 15.6 1.5 446.5
Michigan 26.28 19.53 18.58 24.65 24.13 886.3 137.2 135.3 11.6 1,170.4
Minnesota 25.07 19.69 18.73 24.01 23.03 745.8 127.0 171.6 9.7 1,054.1
Mississippi 32.46 20.65 14.64 24.65 24.71 168.2 49.4 44.2 0.1 261.9
Missouri 25.24 19.20 18.26 22.88 23.34 496.1 81.3 71.1 4.2 652.8
Montana 24.61 18.63 18.00 21.80 23.04 246.3 48.7 14.8 0.7 310.5
Nebraska 21.53 19.43 18.49 24.39 20.46 125.2 27.4 46.3 0.9 199.8
Nevada 34.83 22.44 21.36 23.79 27.11 76.8 42.8 29.5 1.2 150.3
New Hampshire 35.84 22.18 21.83 21.67 30.81 388.8 131.1 8.3 0.1 528.4
New Jersey 36.39 22.53 25.22 24.25 26.77 131.9 32.9 455.9 5.6 626.3
New Mexico 30.16 20.27 14.38 24.11 25.54 149.5 39.3 16.2 0.6 205.6
New York 35.68 21.98 20.98 21.16 30.33 863.3 223.8 93.8 5.9 1,186.8
North Carolina 36.27 21.32 19.81 25.97 28.09 606.4 178.2 190.5 6.8 982.0
North Dakota 21.79 19.34 18.40 24.19 20.45 136.7 32.6 59.8 0.5 229.5
Ohio 29.44 19.48 21.59 26.81 24.96 582.3 129.1 339.6 9.3 1,060.3
Oklahoma 24.72 19.25 18.31 23.42 22.84 207.0 47.1 29.1 8.7 291.8
Oregon 31.70 21.00 19.99 26.29 23.42 78.2 84.7 66.1 6.2 235.3
Pennsylvania 30.00 22.40 14.51 25.44 18.06 562.9 181.4 1,079.6 16.0 1,839.9
Rhode Island 41.47 23.73 23.36 22.96 35.25 67.5 16.2 4.3 0.1 88.1
South Carolina 37.40 21.58 20.04 24.69 27.86 155.0 62.4 52.6 6.8 276.7
South Dakota 23.77 19.25 18.31 23.86 21.66 103.4 12.2 42.1 0.6 158.3
Tennessee 30.08 19.71 18.75 24.08 25.39 201.7 49.9 47.6 2.5 301.7
Texas 31.58 20.50 12.64 24.43 12.85 610.2 253.8 28,638.6 28.8 29,531.4
Utah 28.05 19.76 19.10 21.23 21.99 62.8 68.3 38.6 1.0 170.7
Vermont 33.60 23.51 23.14 19.25 29.72 199.4 82.2 4.4 0.1 286.1
Virginia 36.18 21.44 19.91 24.70 28.10 417.9 167.8 98.6 4.9 689.3
Washington 28.81 22.36 21.29 28.49 25.11 234.5 109.0 100.0 10.7 454.1
West Virginia 36.74 21.58 24.90 24.17 26.96 108.0 24.7 271.9 1.0 405.5
Wisconsin 23.50 19.34 18.40 24.15 22.27 705.1 107.3 101.4 7.5 921.4
Wyoming 27.40 19.37 18.72 23.86 23.72 91.3 24.2 25.7 0.5 141.7

United States		 29.39 21.08 12.92 24.67 15.47 14,820.9 4,249.6 41,767.9 274.9 61,113.3
Where shown, — = No consumption and (s) = Expenditure value less than 0.05. Data Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, State Energy Data System. See
Technical Notes. http://www.eia.gov/state/seds/
Notes: · Hydrocarbon gas liquids include natural gas liquids (ethane, propane, normal
butane, isobutane, and natural gasoline) and refinery olefins (ethylene, propylene, butylene,
and isobutylene). Propane is consumed by all sectors; all other products are assumed to be
consumed by the industrial sector. · Totals may not equal sum of components due to
independent rounding.