U.S. Energy Information Administration logo
Skip to sub-navigation
‹ U.S. States

Missouri   Missouri Profile

State Profile and Energy Estimates

Table C10. Total energy consumption estimates, real gross domestic product (GDP), energy consumption estimates per real dollar of GDP, ranked by state, 2024
Table C10. Total energy consumption estimates, real gross domestic product (GDP), energy consumption estimates per real dollar of GDP, ranked by state, 2024



Rank
Total energy consumption Real gross domestic product (GDP) Energy consumption per real dollar of GDP

State

Trillion Btu

State
Billion
chained (2017) dollars

State
Thousand Btu
per chained (2017) dollar
1 Texas 14,536.9 California 3,306.9 Louisiana 16.59
2 California 6,855.5 Texas 2,221.9 Alaska 13.59
3 Florida 4,357.6 New York 1,840.1 Wyoming 12.75
4 Louisiana 4,264.6 Florida 1,352.3 North Dakota 11.35
5 Pennsylvania 3,612.3 Illinois 899.1 West Virginia 10.10
6 Illinois 3,434.7 Pennsylvania 803.2 Mississippi 8.67
7 Ohio 3,431.9 Ohio 722.0 Alabama 7.46
8 New York 3,396.3 Washington 702.2 Oklahoma 7.30
9 Georgia 2,960.7 Georgia 697.5 Arkansas 7.19
10 North Carolina 2,570.3 New Jersey 675.9 Kentucky 7.12
11 Indiana 2,540.4 North Carolina 664.1 Iowa 6.77
12 Michigan 2,525.9 Massachusetts 628.8 Texas 6.54
13 Virginia 2,471.2 Virginia 613.7 Indiana 6.17
14 Tennessee 2,092.4 Michigan 562.2 Montana 6.09
15 New Jersey 1,977.2 Colorado 448.8 South Dakota 6.01
16 Alabama 1,906.2 Arizona 447.0 South Carolina 5.92
17 Missouri 1,667.2 Tennessee 440.2 New Mexico 5.75
18 Minnesota 1,648.8 Maryland 433.1 Nebraska 5.71
19 South Carolina 1,645.1 Indiana 412.0 Kansas 5.28
20 Kentucky 1,644.7 Minnesota 399.3 Idaho 4.96
21 Wisconsin 1,644.1 Wisconsin 354.4 Ohio 4.75
22 Washington 1,606.3 Missouri 353.3 Tennessee 4.75
23 Arizona 1,568.1 Connecticut 286.2 Missouri 4.72
24 Oklahoma 1,535.5 South Carolina 278.0 Wisconsin 4.64
25 Iowa 1,398.6 Oregon 263.3 Pennsylvania 4.50
26 Colorado 1,345.9 Louisiana 257.1 Michigan 4.49
27 Massachusetts 1,289.5 Alabama 255.6 Maine 4.29
28 Maryland 1,201.6 Utah 234.3 Georgia 4.24
29 Mississippi 1,069.8 Kentucky 231.0 Minnesota 4.13
30 Arkansas 1,059.5 Oklahoma 210.3 Virginia 4.03
31 Kansas 959.3 Nevada 207.4 North Carolina 3.87
32 Oregon 893.6 Iowa 206.4 Illinois 3.82
33 Utah 856.6 Kansas 181.6 Utah 3.66
34 Nebraska 845.7 Nebraska 148.1 Arizona 3.51
35 West Virginia 835.4 Arkansas 147.4 Oregon 3.39
36 Alaska 760.1 District of Columbia 145.1 Nevada 3.34
37 North Dakota 719.5 Mississippi 123.4 Florida 3.22
38 Connecticut 709.1 New Mexico 119.0 New Hampshire 3.14
39 Nevada 693.6 Idaho 99.6 Vermont 3.14
40 New Mexico 684.0 New Hampshire 94.9 Delaware 3.06
41 Wyoming 507.1 Hawaii 91.9 Colorado 3.00
42 Idaho 493.4 Delaware 85.4 Rhode Island 2.96
43 Montana 369.3 West Virginia 82.7 Hawaii 2.96
44 South Dakota 346.8 Maine 77.8 New Jersey 2.93
45 Maine 333.2 Rhode Island 63.5 Maryland 2.77
46 New Hampshire 297.8 North Dakota 63.4 Connecticut 2.48
47 Hawaii 271.8 Montana 60.6 Washington 2.29
48 Delaware 261.6 South Dakota 57.7 California 2.07
49 Rhode Island 187.9 Alaska 55.9 Massachusetts 2.05
50 District of Columbia 138.5 Wyoming 39.8 New York 1.85
51 Vermont 114.2 Vermont 36.4 District of Columbia 0.95
United States 94,543.4 United States 23,358.4 United States 4.05

Footnotes:

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 based on GDP data from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. See technical notes. https://www.eia.gov/state/seds/