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Table C14. Total Energy Consumption Estimates per Capita by End-Use Sector, Ranked by State, 2018

Table C14. Total Energy Consumption Estimates per Capita by End-Use Sector, Ranked by State, 2018


Rank		 Residential Commercial Industrial Transportation Total
State Million Btu State Million Btu State Million Btu State Million Btu State Million Btu
1 North Dakota 99.8 District of Columbia 152.0 Louisiana 658.2 Alaska 229.6 Wyoming 967.1
2 Montana 94.5 North Dakota 122.1 Wyoming 571.9 Wyoming 203.6 Louisiana 944.9
3 Missouri 90.8 Wyoming 102.5 North Dakota 466.8 North Dakota 183.2 North Dakota 871.9
4 West Virginia 90.7 Montana 80.6 Alaska 454.7 Louisiana 157.2 Alaska 829.5
5 Wyoming 89.1 Alaska 78.0 Iowa 275.6 Mississippi 142.0 Iowa 513.3
6 Nebraska 87.2 Nebraska 76.6 Texas 254.3 Texas 123.7 Texas 498.1
7 South Dakota 83.5 Kansas 76.1 Nebraska 200.9 Oklahoma 122.8 Nebraska 474.9
8 Indiana 83.1 Virginia 74.9 West Virginia 200.5 South Dakota 113.7 West Virginia 461.6
9 Tennessee 83.1 South Dakota 74.6 Indiana 193.3 Hawaii 112.4 South Dakota 451.6
10 Kentucky 82.7 Missouri 69.8 South Dakota 179.9 Kentucky 111.3 Oklahoma 433.1
11 Kansas 80.3 Tennessee 69.3 Alabama 172.1 Montana 111.1 Indiana 423.8
12 Maine 79.9 Maryland 68.0 Oklahoma 167.0 Nebraska 110.3 Montana 410.3
13 Ohio 79.1 Minnesota 67.4 Mississippi 137.9 New Mexico 109.2 Mississippi 400.1
14 New Hampshire 79.1 New Jersey 65.7 Kentucky 136.9 West Virginia 106.8 Alabama 399.9
15 Michigan 78.9 Oklahoma 65.4 Arkansas 136.6 Alabama 100.6 Kentucky 390.9
16 Iowa 78.5 Wisconsin 65.0 Kansas 135.6 Kansas 97.7 Kansas 389.7
17 Arkansas 78.1 Illinois 64.7 Montana 124.3 Iowa 96.3 Arkansas 372.0
18 Oklahoma 77.9 Delaware 64.6 Minnesota 114.3 Arkansas 96.1 Minnesota 341.4
19 Illinois 77.8 West Virginia 63.6 New Mexico 110.6 Tennessee 95.5 New Mexico 335.8
20 Vermont 77.6 Iowa 63.0 Pennsylvania 109.6 South Carolina 95.0 Tennessee 333.1
21 Minnesota 77.0 Michigan 62.0 South Carolina 105.4 Idaho 92.4 South Carolina 328.8
22 Wisconsin 76.8 Arkansas 61.3 Wisconsin 104.9 Indiana 91.2 Wisconsin 324.7
23 Pennsylvania 75.4 Ohio 60.4 Ohio 103.3 New Jersey 90.7 Ohio 321.7
24 South Carolina 74.3 Kentucky 60.0 Idaho 97.6 Missouri 90.7 Idaho 316.1
25 Idaho 74.0 Massachusetts 59.8 Illinois 93.1 Washington 90.4 Illinois 315.3
26 Alabama 73.3 New York 59.0 Delaware 89.0 Utah 84.7 Pennsylvania 309.5
27 Louisiana 71.8 New Mexico 58.7 Tennessee 85.3 Virginia 84.3 Missouri 301.8
28 Virginia 71.8 Texas 57.9 Maine 80.5 Minnesota 82.8 Delaware 300.7
29 Delaware 71.3 Louisiana 57.8 Colorado 74.6 Maine 82.0 Maine 295.2
30 Georgia 70.2 North Carolina 56.3 Georgia 73.3 California 80.3 Michigan 289.9
31 North Carolina 69.9 Indiana 56.2 Michigan 72.3 Illinois 79.7 Virginia 282.5
32 Connecticut 69.6 Utah 54.9 Washington 72.1 Ohio 78.9 Washington 276.3
33 Maryland 68.8 South Carolina 54.1 Utah 69.1 Wisconsin 78.0 Georgia 273.6
34 Mississippi 67.4 Connecticut 54.1 Oregon 61.1 Georgia 77.7 Colorado 265.9
35 Alaska 67.1 New Hampshire 54.0 Nevada 57.0 Michigan 76.7 Utah 264.8
36 New Jersey 66.0 Alabama 54.0 North Carolina 54.5 Colorado 76.5 New Jersey 252.2
37 Washington 63.7 Maine 52.8 Virginia 51.5 Nevada 75.9 North Carolina 252.0
38 Colorado 63.3 Mississippi 52.7 Missouri 50.5 Delaware 75.8 District of Columbia 248.8
39 Massachusetts 63.0 Georgia 52.3 California 46.8 Florida 75.7 Oregon 242.1
40 Texas 62.1 Idaho 52.0 Hawaii 39.6 New Hampshire 75.7 Nevada 240.2
41 Rhode Island 60.9 Colorado 51.5 Arizona 31.7 Oregon 75.0 New Hampshire 239.9
42 New York 60.1 Pennsylvania 51.2 New Hampshire 31.1 Pennsylvania 73.3 Maryland 225.5
43 District of Columbia 59.8 Nevada 50.5 New Jersey 29.7 Vermont 72.3 Vermont 222.9
44 Oregon 59.0 Washington 50.1 Vermont 28.8 Maryland 71.5 Massachusetts 211.9
45 New Mexico 57.4 Arizona 49.1 Florida 23.0 North Carolina 71.3 Connecticut 210.8
46 Arizona 56.9 Oregon 46.9 Massachusetts 22.0 Arizona 70.1 Arizona 207.9
47 Nevada 56.8 Florida 46.5 Connecticut 21.8 Massachusetts 67.1 Hawaii 206.2
48 Florida 56.2 Rhode Island 45.2 Rhode Island 21.7 Connecticut 65.3 California 201.9
49 Utah 56.2 Vermont 44.1 New York 20.1 Rhode Island 58.7 Florida 201.5
50 California 36.5 California 38.2 Maryland 17.2 New York 58.1 New York 197.3
51 Hawaii 24.1 Hawaii 30.0 District of Columbia 8.0 District of Columbia 28.9 Rhode Island 186.5
United States 65.7 United States 56.4 United States 100.2 United States 87.1 United States 309.4
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.