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Table C17. Electricity sales to ultimate customers, total and residential, total and per capita, ranked by state, 2022

Table C17. Electricity sales to ultimate customers, total and residential, total and per capita, ranked by state, 2022


Rank		 Total Total per capita Residential Residential per capita
State Billion
kilowatthours		 State Kilowatthours State Billion
kilowatthours		 State Kilowatthours
1 Texas 475.4 North Dakota 32,600 Texas 170.6 Louisiana 6,854
2 California 251.9 Wyoming 28,368 Florida 134.2 North Dakota 6,768
3 Florida 248.8 Louisiana 20,736 California 89.5 Alabama 6,489
4 Ohio 149.5 West Virginia 18,594 North Carolina 62.4 Mississippi 6,437
5 Pennsylvania 145.0 Oklahoma 17,288 Georgia 61.1 Oklahoma 6,339
6 Georgia 145.0 Nebraska 17,197 Pennsylvania 56.4 Arkansas 6,319
7 New York 143.2 Alabama 17,152 Ohio 53.3 West Virginia 6,278
8 North Carolina 139.2 Iowa 16,940 New York 52.2 Tennessee 6,186
9 Illinois 135.9 Kentucky 16,699 Virginia 46.7 South Carolina 6,112
10 Virginia 132.3 Mississippi 16,666 Illinois 46.5 Florida 6,035
11 Tennessee 102.1 Arkansas 16,084 Tennessee 43.6 Missouri 6,029
12 Michigan 100.6 Texas 15,831 Washington 39.8 Kentucky 5,949
13 Indiana 100.0 South Carolina 15,665 Arizona 38.4 South Dakota 5,850
14 Louisiana 95.1 District of Columbia 15,264 Missouri 37.2 North Carolina 5,838
15 Washington 90.9 Virginia 15,239 Michigan 35.0 Texas 5,681
16 Alabama 87.0 South Dakota 14,801 Indiana 34.1 Georgia 5,602
17 Arizona 84.2 Indiana 14,643 Alabama 32.9 Nebraska 5,581
18 South Carolina 82.8 Tennessee 14,486 South Carolina 32.3 Virginia 5,383
19 Missouri 80.3 Kansas 14,288 Louisiana 31.4 Montana 5,249
20 Kentucky 75.3 Montana 13,878 New Jersey 30.1 Arizona 5,209
21 New Jersey 74.4 Idaho 13,513 Maryland 28.1 Wyoming 5,173
22 Wisconsin 69.9 Georgia 13,290 Kentucky 26.8 Idaho 5,139
23 Oklahoma 69.5 Oregon 13,287 Oklahoma 25.5 Delaware 5,111
24 Minnesota 66.6 North Carolina 13,015 Minnesota 23.4 Washington 5,110
25 Maryland 59.7 Missouri 13,000 Wisconsin 22.9 Indiana 4,985
26 Colorado 56.8 New Mexico 12,849 Oregon 20.7 Kansas 4,918
27 Oregon 56.3 Ohio 12,713 Colorado 20.6 Oregon 4,889
28 Iowa 54.2 Nevada 12,375 Massachusetts 20.0 Iowa 4,748
29 Massachusetts 51.0 Wisconsin 11,862 Arkansas 19.3 Maryland 4,553
30 Arkansas 49.0 Washington 11,677 Mississippi 18.9 Ohio 4,533
31 Mississippi 49.0 Minnesota 11,661 Iowa 15.2 Nevada 4,503
32 Kansas 42.0 Arizona 11,431 Kansas 14.4 Pennsylvania 4,349
33 Nevada 39.3 Delaware 11,319 Nevada 14.3 Minnesota 4,098
34 Nebraska 33.8 Florida 11,185 Connecticut 13.2 Wisconsin 3,886
35 Utah 33.4 Pennsylvania 11,181 Utah 11.3 District of Columbia 3,755
36 West Virginia 33.0 Illinois 10,798 West Virginia 11.1 Illinois 3,694
37 Connecticut 27.8 Michigan 10,031 Nebraska 11.0 Maine 3,664
38 New Mexico 27.2 Utah 9,868 Idaho 10.0 Connecticut 3,655
39 Idaho 26.2 Colorado 9,718 New Mexico 7.3 Colorado 3,526
40 North Dakota 25.4 Maryland 9,682 Montana 5.9 Michigan 3,492
41 Wyoming 16.5 Maine 8,548 South Dakota 5.3 New Mexico 3,446
42 Montana 15.6 Vermont 8,454 North Dakota 5.3 New Hampshire 3,437
43 South Dakota 13.5 Alaska 8,185 Delaware 5.2 Vermont 3,379
44 Maine 11.9 New Jersey 8,038 Maine 5.1 Utah 3,355
45 Delaware 11.5 New Hampshire 7,733 New Hampshire 4.8 New Jersey 3,246
46 New Hampshire 10.8 Connecticut 7,694 Rhode Island 3.2 Rhode Island 2,897
47 District of Columbia 10.2 Massachusetts 7,301 Wyoming 3.0 Massachusetts 2,865
48 Hawaii 9.0 New York 7,279 Hawaii 2.7 Alaska 2,796
49 Rhode Island 7.6 Rhode Island 6,926 District of Columbia 2.5 New York 2,655
50 Alaska 6.0 California 6,451 Vermont 2.2 California 2,294
51 Vermont 5.5 Hawaii 6,280 Alaska 2.1 Hawaii 1,909
United States 3,927.2 United States 11,784 United States 1,509.2 United States 4,529
Web Page: All data are available at https://www.eia.gov/state/seds/seds-data-complete.php.
Data Source: Table by the U.S. Energy Information Administration, State Energy Data System based on population data from the U.S. Census Bureau. See Technical Notes. http://www.eia.gov/state/seds/