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Table C16. Natural Gas Consumption Estimates, Total and per Capita, Ranked by State, 2020

Table C16. Natural Gas Consumption Estimates, Total and per Capita, Ranked by State, 2020


Rank		 Natural Gas Consumption Natural Gas Consumption per Capita Natural Gas Consumption Natural Gas Consumption per Capita
State Billion Cubic Feet State Thousand Cubic
Feet		 State Trillion Btu State Million Btu
1 Texas 4,608.7 Alaska 517.8 Texas 4,710.1 Alaska 510.0
2 California 2,075.5 Louisiana 405.2 California 2,144.0 Louisiana 413.7
3 Louisiana 1,884.8 Wyoming 272.7 Louisiana 1,924.4 Wyoming 292.9
4 Pennsylvania 1,717.7 Oklahoma 204.6 Pennsylvania 1,783.0 Oklahoma 210.9
5 Florida 1,578.2 Mississippi 200.6 Florida 1,619.2 Mississippi 206.4
6 New York 1,263.6 North Dakota 187.0 New York 1,305.3 North Dakota 199.9
7 Ohio 1,155.2 Texas 157.7 Ohio 1,233.8 Texas 161.2
8 Illinois 1,126.4 Alabama 137.6 Illinois 1,167.0 West Virginia 148.1
9 Michigan 947.5 West Virginia 136.3 Michigan 1,003.4 Alabama 141.9
10 Indiana 830.9 New Mexico 134.1 Indiana 874.9 New Mexico 137.9
11 Oklahoma 810.6 Pennsylvania 132.2 Oklahoma 835.7 Pennsylvania 137.3
12 Georgia 757.8 Iowa 126.5 Georgia 779.8 Iowa 135.2
13 Virginia 713.4 Indiana 122.4 Virginia 748.4 Indiana 128.9
14 Alabama 691.4 Arkansas 109.4 Alabama 712.9 Arkansas 111.4
15 New Jersey 653.4 Kansas 99.4 New Jersey 678.9 Ohio 104.6
16 Mississippi 593.1 Ohio 98.0 Mississippi 610.3 South Dakota 102.9
17 Wisconsin 547.7 Nevada 96.1 Wisconsin 571.8 Kansas 102.7
18 North Carolina 539.8 South Dakota 95.4 North Carolina 557.6 Nevada 99.8
19 Colorado 517.6 Michigan 94.1 Colorado 557.4 Michigan 99.7
20 Arizona 499.5 Wisconsin 93.0 Arizona 513.5 Nebraska 98.3
21 Minnesota 468.8 Nebraska 92.1 Minnesota 496.0 Wisconsin 97.0
22 Iowa 403.3 Delaware 91.2 Iowa 431.1 Colorado 96.4
23 Massachusetts 389.0 Rhode Island 89.5 Massachusetts 400.7 Delaware 94.8
24 Tennessee 386.6 Colorado 89.5 Tennessee 398.6 Rhode Island 92.1
25 Alaska 379.3 Illinois 88.1 Alaska 373.6 Illinois 91.3
26 South Carolina 333.0 Virginia 82.7 Washington 355.0 Minnesota 86.9
27 Arkansas 329.5 Minnesota 82.2 Kentucky 343.8 Virginia 86.7
28 Kentucky 327.7 Connecticut 80.2 South Carolina 343.3 Connecticut 82.7
29 Washington 327.2 Utah 78.0 Arkansas 335.4 Utah 81.2
30 Nevada 299.4 Montana 75.1 Nevada 310.7 Montana 80.5
31 Missouri 297.1 Florida 73.2 Missouri 303.9 Kentucky 76.3
32 Kansas 291.8 Kentucky 72.8 Kansas 301.4 Florida 75.1
33 Connecticut 288.9 Georgia 70.7 Connecticut 297.6 New Jersey 73.2
34 Maryland 285.3 New Jersey 70.4 Maryland 296.7 Georgia 72.7
35 New Mexico 284.0 Arizona 69.6 New Mexico 292.0 Arizona 71.5
36 Oregon 267.7 Idaho 68.3 Oregon 281.9 Idaho 70.0
37 Utah 255.8 South Carolina 64.9 Utah 266.6 South Carolina 66.9
38 West Virginia 243.9 Oregon 63.1 West Virginia 265.1 Oregon 66.5
39 Nebraska 180.7 New York 62.7 Nebraska 192.8 New York 64.8
40 Wyoming 157.4 Tennessee 55.9 Wyoming 169.1 Tennessee 57.6
41 North Dakota 145.7 Massachusetts 55.4 North Dakota 155.8 Massachusetts 57.1
42 Idaho 126.2 California 52.5 Idaho 129.4 California 54.3
43 Rhode Island 98.1 North Carolina 51.6 Rhode Island 101.0 North Carolina 53.3
44 Delaware 90.5 Missouri 48.3 Delaware 94.0 Missouri 49.4
45 South Dakota 84.6 Maryland 46.2 South Dakota 91.2 Maryland 48.1
46 Montana 81.6 Washington 42.4 Montana 87.5 Washington 46.0
47 New Hampshire 52.0 District of Columbia 39.3 New Hampshire 53.6 District of Columbia 40.6
48 Maine 45.4 New Hampshire 37.7 Maine 47.2 New Hampshire 38.9
49 District of Columbia 27.1 Maine 33.3 District of Columbia 28.0 Maine 34.6
50 Vermont 13.1 Vermont 20.3 Vermont 13.6 Vermont 21.2
51 Hawaii 2.4 Hawaii 1.7 Hawaii 2.3 Hawaii 1.6
United States 30,476.1 United States 91.9 United States 31,590.2 United States 95.3
Note: Natural gas includes supplemental gaseous fuels that are commingled with natural gas.
Web Page: All data are available at https://www.eia.gov/state/seds/seds-data-complete.php.
Sources: Data sources, estimation procedures, and assumptions are described in the Technical Notes.