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Table C14. Total energy consumption estimates per capita by end-use sector, ranked by state, 2023

Table C14. Total energy consumption estimates per capita by end-use sector, ranked by state, 2023
Rank	Residential		Commercial		Industrial		Transportation		Total
Rank	State	Million Btu	State	Million Btu	State	Million Btu	State	Million Btu	State	Million Btu
1	Wyoming	82.3	North Dakota	145.8	Louisiana	634.8	Alaska	276.4	Alaska	1,014.2
2	North Dakota	81.1	District of Columbia	117.2	Alaska	594.2	Wyoming	182.8	Louisiana	908.2
3	West Virginia	77.6	Wyoming	114.9	North Dakota	490.5	North Dakota	174.7	North Dakota	892.1
4	Missouri	75.5	Virginia	88.5	Wyoming	474.3	Louisiana	163.6	Wyoming	854.2
5	Montana	70.7	Alaska	77.4	Texas	250.3	Mississippi	121.1	West Virginia	470.4
6	Nebraska	69.2	Nebraska	69.2	Iowa	246.6	Oklahoma	113.6	Texas	460.1
7	Arkansas	68.2	Montana	63.1	West Virginia	222.9	Hawaii	112.2	Iowa	436.6
8	Indiana	67.4	Missouri	59.5	Nebraska	184.2	West Virginia	111.7	Nebraska	422.6
9	Tennessee	66.3	West Virginia	58.2	Indiana	173.0	Kentucky	110.2	South Dakota	378.0
10	Alaska	66.2	Kansas	57.9	South Dakota	172.9	New Mexico	108.2	Oklahoma	373.8
11	Michigan	66.1	Tennessee	57.0	Oklahoma	151.1	Texas	108.2	Indiana	371.5
12	Illinois	65.5	Wisconsin	57.0	Alabama	148.2	South Dakota	108.1	Mississippi	365.0
13	South Carolina	65.5	New Jersey	55.8	Mississippi	130.5	Alabama	106.2	Alabama	363.5
14	Kentucky	65.4	Arkansas	55.3	Kentucky	126.3	Montana	101.5	Kentucky	354.0
15	New Hampshire	64.7	South Carolina	54.8	Arkansas	125.0	Nebraska	100.1	Arkansas	342.0
16	Ohio	64.6	Maryland	54.4	Kansas	119.2	Arkansas	93.6	Montana	337.9
17	Wisconsin	64.3	Illinois	54.2	New Mexico	118.6	Tennessee	93.2	Kansas	329.8
18	Minnesota	63.9	Minnesota	54.2	Pennsylvania	110.0	Kansas	92.9	New Mexico	320.8
19	Connecticut	63.0	Michigan	53.0	Montana	102.5	Iowa	92.1	South Carolina	297.7
20	Mississippi	62.6	Utah	53.0	Minnesota	96.5	Missouri	88.8	Minnesota	293.6
21	Alabama	62.5	Ohio	52.7	Ohio	95.3	South Carolina	87.5	Tennessee	287.9
22	Pennsylvania	61.5	Kentucky	52.2	South Carolina	89.9	Virginia	86.7	Ohio	286.0
23	Louisiana	61.0	Oklahoma	52.0	Illinois	85.5	Idaho	86.5	Wisconsin	279.3
24	Georgia	60.0	Mississippi	50.8	Wisconsin	83.9	Maine	84.3	Virginia	278.8
25	Kansas	59.8	Texas	50.7	Delaware	76.1	Nevada	84.1	Pennsylvania	277.1
26	Virginia	58.3	Massachusetts	50.5	Idaho	73.2	Georgia	83.3	Illinois	275.8
27	Idaho	57.9	New York	49.0	Tennessee	71.4	Utah	82.8	Missouri	270.9
28	North Carolina	57.4	Georgia	48.9	Georgia	64.4	Indiana	82.5	Delaware	259.1
29	Delaware	57.2	Louisiana	48.7	Michigan	63.4	Washington	80.2	Georgia	256.6
30	Oklahoma	57.1	Indiana	48.5	Colorado	60.5	Minnesota	79.0	Idaho	256.4
31	Utah	56.7	Connecticut	47.9	Utah	55.6	Delaware	77.8	Michigan	252.2
32	New Jersey	56.7	Delaware	47.9	Maine	53.4	California	77.4	Utah	248.0
33	Maine	56.5	North Carolina	47.8	Oregon	48.1	Florida	77.4	Maine	234.8
34	Maryland	54.9	New Mexico	46.8	Washington	47.7	North Carolina	76.4	Colorado	231.9
35	Arizona	54.7	Alabama	46.5	Missouri	47.1	Colorado	75.7	North Carolina	227.3
36	Iowa	54.3	Arizona	46.1	North Carolina	45.5	Oregon	75.6	Nevada	214.5
37	Colorado	54.2	South Dakota	45.6	Virginia	45.3	Arizona	74.6	New Jersey	211.3
38	Rhode Island	53.9	New Hampshire	45.4	Nevada	43.0	Wisconsin	74.1	New Hampshire	210.3
39	Massachusetts	52.5	Iowa	43.7	California	37.2	New Hampshire	73.6	Oregon	205.7
40	South Dakota	51.5	Colorado	41.4	Hawaii	32.6	Ohio	73.4	Arizona	204.3
41	Florida	51.2	Rhode Island	41.3	Arizona	28.8	New Jersey	71.3	Washington	204.0
42	Vermont	51.0	Pennsylvania	40.7	New Jersey	27.5	Illinois	70.6	District of Columbia	196.8
43	Texas	50.9	Maine	40.5	New Hampshire	26.7	Michigan	69.8	Maryland	190.2
44	New York	49.7	Oregon	40.3	Vermont	22.4	Maryland	67.4	Hawaii	189.3
45	District of Columbia	48.1	Florida	39.8	Florida	19.4	Vermont	65.7	Connecticut	189.1
46	Nevada	47.7	Nevada	39.7	Rhode Island	18.5	Pennsylvania	64.9	Florida	187.8
47	New Mexico	47.3	Idaho	38.8	Massachusetts	18.1	Massachusetts	60.5	Massachusetts	181.5
48	Washington	43.2	Vermont	35.3	Connecticut	18.1	Connecticut	60.1	Vermont	174.4
49	Oregon	41.8	Washington	32.9	New York	16.5	New York	58.9	New York	174.1
50	California	29.8	California	29.5	Maryland	13.4	Rhode Island	52.1	California	173.9
51	Hawaii	20.4	Hawaii	24.7	District of Columbia	6.2	District of Columbia	25.3	Rhode Island	165.8

	United States	54.5	United States	48.2	United States	91.7	United States	83.3	United States	277.8

Footnotes:

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. https://www.eia.gov/state/seds/