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Table C15. Petroleum Consumption, Total and per Capita, Ranked by State, 2018

Table C15. Petroleum Consumption, Total and per Capita, Ranked by State, 2018


Rank		 Petroleum Consumption Petroleum Consumption per Capita Petroleum Consumption Petroleum Consumption per Capita
State Million Barrels State Barrels State Trillion Btu State Million Btu
1 Texas 1,575.4 Louisiana 86.4 Texas 7,165.6 Louisiana 412.4
2 California 681.3 Texas 55.0 California 3,667.9 Alaska 302.1
3 Louisiana 402.7 Alaska 53.7 Louisiana 1,921.5 Wyoming 287.4
4 Florida 334.3 Wyoming 51.7 Florida 1,769.0 North Dakota 258.9
5 New York 260.2 North Dakota 47.5 New York 1,386.8 Texas 250.3
6 Illinois 246.1 Hawaii 31.4 Illinois 1,291.6 Hawaii 177.8
7 Pennsylvania 233.6 Montana 30.8 Pennsylvania 1,248.7 Montana 167.2
8 Ohio 217.5 Mississippi 29.9 Ohio 1,157.9 Mississippi 162.1
9 New Jersey 180.5 Iowa 28.2 New Jersey 971.0 Oklahoma 141.8
10 Michigan 177.1 Kentucky 26.9 Georgia 920.8 Kentucky 140.3
11 Georgia 175.5 Oklahoma 26.1 Michigan 919.0 Iowa 138.3
12 North Carolina 168.8 South Dakota 25.9 North Carolina 880.1 South Dakota 136.2
13 Virginia 154.8 Maine 25.7 Washington 829.3 Maine 134.5
14 Washington 152.1 Vermont 24.7 Virginia 813.7 Nebraska 131.0
15 Indiana 143.5 Nebraska 24.5 Indiana 771.1 New Mexico 128.7
16 Tennessee 140.6 New Mexico 23.9 Tennessee 750.6 Vermont 126.6
17 Missouri 122.6 West Virginia 23.7 Missouri 640.9 West Virginia 125.7
18 Kentucky 119.8 New Hampshire 23.3 Kentucky 625.9 Kansas 123.3
19 Minnesota 118.9 Kansas 22.8 Minnesota 624.6 New Hampshire 119.7
20 Massachusetts 111.0 Delaware 22.1 Massachusetts 587.5 Delaware 118.1
21 Wisconsin 109.5 Arkansas 21.5 Wisconsin 570.0 Indiana 115.2
22 Arizona 107.6 Indiana 21.4 Arizona 567.2 Arkansas 115.1
23 South Carolina 104.8 Minnesota 21.2 Oklahoma 558.9 Alabama 112.0
24 Alabama 103.2 Alabama 21.1 South Carolina 554.6 Minnesota 111.4
25 Oklahoma 102.9 Tennessee 20.8 Alabama 547.3 Tennessee 110.8
26 Colorado 98.6 South Carolina 20.6 Colorado 522.1 Washington 110.2
27 Maryland 90.7 New Jersey 20.3 Mississippi 483.4 New Jersey 109.3
28 Mississippi 89.0 Washington 20.2 Maryland 473.0 South Carolina 109.1
29 Iowa 88.9 Idaho 20.1 Iowa 435.5 Idaho 107.3
30 Oregon 66.7 Missouri 20.0 Kansas 358.9 Missouri 104.7
31 Kansas 66.3 Illinois 19.3 Oregon 353.5 Illinois 101.5
32 Arkansas 64.8 Wisconsin 18.8 Arkansas 346.5 Utah 99.7
33 Connecticut 62.0 Ohio 18.6 Connecticut 327.1 Ohio 99.2
34 Utah 58.2 Utah 18.4 Utah 314.4 Wisconsin 98.2
35 Nevada 51.0 Pennsylvania 18.2 Nevada 271.4 Pennsylvania 97.6
36 New Mexico 50.0 Virginia 18.2 New Mexico 269.4 Virginia 95.7
37 Nebraska 47.2 Michigan 17.7 Hawaii 252.6 California 92.9
38 Hawaii 44.6 Connecticut 17.4 Nebraska 252.3 Michigan 92.1
39 West Virginia 42.8 Colorado 17.3 West Virginia 226.9 Colorado 91.7
40 Alaska 39.5 California 17.3 Alaska 222.1 Connecticut 91.6
41 North Dakota 36.0 Nevada 16.9 North Dakota 196.3 Nevada 89.6
42 Idaho 35.2 Georgia 16.7 Idaho 187.8 Georgia 87.6
43 Maine 34.4 North Carolina 16.3 Maine 180.1 Massachusetts 85.4
44 Montana 32.6 Massachusetts 16.1 Montana 177.4 North Carolina 84.8
45 New Hampshire 31.6 Oregon 16.0 Wyoming 166.0 Oregon 84.5
46 Wyoming 29.8 Florida 15.7 New Hampshire 162.0 Rhode Island 83.3
47 South Dakota 22.7 Rhode Island 15.7 South Dakota 119.6 Florida 83.3
48 Delaware 21.3 Arizona 15.0 Delaware 114.0 Arizona 79.2
49 Rhode Island 16.6 Maryland 15.0 Rhode Island 88.1 Maryland 78.4
50 Vermont 15.4 New York 13.3 Vermont 79.1 New York 71.0
51 District of Columbia 3.8 District of Columbia 5.4 District of Columbia 20.1 District of Columbia 28.6
United States 7,484.1 United States 22.9 United States 38,341.1 United States 117.4
Note: Petroleum includes biofuels blended into petroleum products.
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.