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Table C11. Total energy consumption estimates by end-use sector, ranked by state, 2023

Table C11. Total energy consumption estimates by end-use sector, ranked by state, 2023
Rank	Residential		Commercial		Industrial ^a		Transportation ^b		Total ^a^,b
Rank	State	Trillion Btu	State	Trillion Btu	State	Trillion Btu	State	Trillion Btu	State	Trillion Btu
1	Texas	1,565.3	Texas	1,557.6	Texas	7,690.6	Texas	3,323.9	Texas	14,137.5
2	Florida	1,172.9	California	1,157.7	Louisiana	2,912.6	California	3,035.7	California	6,816.7
3	California	1,166.6	New York	967.7	California	1,456.7	Florida	1,772.2	Florida	4,301.7
4	New York	981.2	Florida	912.0	Pennsylvania	1,432.3	New York	1,163.0	Louisiana	4,166.8
5	Illinois	827.7	Virginia	772.7	Indiana	1,190.6	Georgia	921.9	Pennsylvania	3,607.5
6	Pennsylvania	800.3	Illinois	685.8	Ohio	1,126.3	Illinois	892.3	Illinois	3,487.0
7	Ohio	764.3	Ohio	622.8	Illinois	1,081.3	Ohio	867.9	New York	3,437.0
8	Michigan	666.2	Georgia	540.7	Iowa	793.5	Pennsylvania	845.2	Ohio	3,381.3
9	Georgia	663.9	Michigan	534.5	Alabama	758.5	North Carolina	831.9	Georgia	2,838.8
10	North Carolina	625.0	Pennsylvania	529.8	Georgia	712.3	Virginia	757.6	Indiana	2,555.9
11	New Jersey	531.9	New Jersey	523.7	Michigan	639.0	Louisiana	750.7	Michigan	2,543.2
12	Virginia	509.6	North Carolina	520.6	Oklahoma	613.9	Michigan	703.6	North Carolina	2,472.8
13	Tennessee	473.7	Tennessee	407.6	Kentucky	574.8	New Jersey	668.4	Virginia	2,435.3
14	Missouri	468.8	Missouri	369.2	Minnesota	555.4	Tennessee	666.3	Tennessee	2,058.0
15	Indiana	463.6	Massachusetts	356.8	Tennessee	510.4	Washington	629.8	New Jersey	1,982.3
16	Arizona	409.0	Arizona	344.6	Wisconsin	497.6	Indiana	567.9	Alabama	1,860.2
17	Wisconsin	381.1	Maryland	338.4	North Carolina	495.3	Arizona	557.8	Minnesota	1,689.4
18	Massachusetts	370.8	Wisconsin	337.9	South Carolina	484.3	Missouri	551.4	Missouri	1,682.0
19	Minnesota	367.4	Indiana	333.8	Florida	444.7	Alabama	543.7	Wisconsin	1,656.2
20	South Carolina	352.7	Minnesota	312.0	Alaska	437.6	Kentucky	501.3	Kentucky	1,611.1
21	Maryland	341.6	South Carolina	295.4	Virginia	395.4	South Carolina	471.6	South Carolina	1,603.9
22	Washington	339.4	Washington	258.7	West Virginia	394.7	Oklahoma	461.7	Washington	1,602.7
23	Colorado	320.1	Colorado	244.0	North Dakota	387.0	Minnesota	454.6	Arizona	1,526.6
24	Alabama	320.0	Alabama	238.0	Mississippi	384.0	Colorado	446.9	Oklahoma	1,519.1
25	Kentucky	297.6	Kentucky	237.3	Arkansas	383.5	Wisconsin	439.5	Iowa	1,405.3
26	Louisiana	279.9	Louisiana	223.7	Washington	374.8	Massachusetts	427.2	Colorado	1,368.3
27	Oklahoma	232.1	Oklahoma	211.5	Nebraska	366.1	Maryland	419.3	Massachusetts	1,282.7
28	Connecticut	229.6	Utah	182.4	Colorado	357.2	Mississippi	356.4	Maryland	1,182.6
29	Arkansas	209.4	Connecticut	174.6	Kansas	351.8	Oregon	321.4	Mississippi	1,074.3
30	Utah	195.3	Oregon	171.3	New York	325.0	Iowa	296.6	Arkansas	1,049.9
31	Mississippi	184.3	Kansas	170.9	Missouri	292.5	Arkansas	287.3	Kansas	973.4
32	Oregon	177.8	Arkansas	169.8	Wyoming	277.5	Utah	285.0	Oregon	875.0
33	Kansas	176.4	Mississippi	149.6	New Jersey	258.3	Kansas	274.3	Utah	854.0
34	Iowa	174.7	Iowa	140.5	New Mexico	251.5	Nevada	270.3	Nebraska	840.1
35	Nevada	153.2	Nebraska	137.5	Arizona	215.2	New Mexico	229.6	West Virginia	832.8
36	Nebraska	137.5	Nevada	127.6	Oregon	204.4	Connecticut	218.9	Alaska	747.0
37	West Virginia	137.3	North Dakota	115.1	Utah	191.3	Alaska	203.5	North Dakota	703.9
38	Idaho	114.2	West Virginia	103.1	South Dakota	158.7	Nebraska	199.0	Nevada	689.4
39	New Mexico	100.2	New Mexico	99.2	Idaho	144.2	West Virginia	197.7	Connecticut	689.0
40	New Hampshire	90.7	District of Columbia	80.5	Nevada	138.3	Idaho	170.5	New Mexico	680.5
41	Montana	80.0	Idaho	76.4	Massachusetts	128.0	Hawaii	161.8	Idaho	505.3
42	Maine	79.1	Montana	71.4	Montana	116.0	North Dakota	137.8	Wyoming	499.8
43	North Dakota	64.0	Wyoming	67.2	Maryland	83.3	Maine	118.0	Montana	382.2
44	Rhode Island	59.5	New Hampshire	63.7	Delaware	78.9	Montana	114.9	South Dakota	347.2
45	Delaware	59.3	Alaska	57.0	Maine	74.8	Wyoming	106.9	Maine	328.6
46	Alaska	48.8	Maine	56.7	Connecticut	65.9	New Hampshire	103.2	New Hampshire	294.9
47	Wyoming	48.1	Delaware	49.6	Hawaii	46.9	South Dakota	99.3	Hawaii	272.9
48	South Dakota	47.3	Rhode Island	45.6	New Hampshire	37.4	Delaware	80.7	Delaware	268.5
49	Vermont	33.1	South Dakota	41.9	Rhode Island	20.4	Rhode Island	57.5	Rhode Island	183.0
50	District of Columbia	33.0	Hawaii	35.7	Vermont	14.5	Vermont	42.6	District of Columbia	135.2
51	Hawaii	29.4	Vermont	22.9	District of Columbia	4.3	District of Columbia	17.4	Vermont	113.1

	United States	18,354.9	United States	16,244.2	United States	30,897.1	United States	28,048.7	United States	93,557.5

Footnotes:

^a U.S. total includes -32.4 trillion Btu of net imports of coal coke that are not allocated to the states.

^b U.S. total includes 38.2 trillion Btu of other biofuels not allocated to the states.

Web page: All data are available at https://www.eia.gov/state/seds/seds-data-complete.php.

Data source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, State Energy Data System. See technical notes. https://www.eia.gov/state/seds/