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Table C15. Petroleum consumption estimates, total and per capita, ranked by state, 2023
Table C15. Petroleum consumption estimates, total and per capita, ranked by state, 2023


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 1,592.0 Louisiana 83.6 Texas 6,909.0 Alaska 367.1
2 California 648.3 Alaska 64.7 California 3,490.8 Louisiana 358.1
3 Louisiana 383.5 Texas 51.8 Florida 1,922.1 Wyoming 250.8
4 Florida 362.2 Wyoming 45.5 Louisiana 1,643.1 Texas 224.8
5 New York 261.3 North Dakota 40.8 New York 1,400.4 North Dakota 221.1
6 Pennsylvania 238.3 Hawaii 31.4 Illinois 1,187.3 Hawaii 178.2
7 Illinois 226.6 Montana 29.0 Pennsylvania 1,176.7 Montana 156.8
8 Ohio 199.1 Iowa 27.0 Ohio 1,056.2 Mississippi 134.4
9 Georgia 194.5 Kentucky 25.6 Georgia 1,028.2 Kentucky 133.4
10 North Carolina 181.2 Maine 25.1 North Carolina 945.9 Iowa 132.9
11 Michigan 163.5 Mississippi 25.0 Michigan 851.1 Oklahoma 131.7
12 Virginia 160.7 South Dakota 24.7 Virginia 847.4 Maine 131.3
13 New Jersey 154.0 Oklahoma 24.3 New Jersey 822.5 South Dakota 130.5
14 Tennessee 138.3 West Virginia 23.1 Washington 753.7 New Mexico 123.5
15 Washington 138.1 Nebraska 22.9 Tennessee 736.6 Nebraska 122.5
16 Indiana 135.5 New Mexico 22.9 Indiana 726.9 West Virginia 121.9
17 Missouri 123.1 Kansas 22.5 Missouri 643.7 Kansas 121.7
18 Arizona 118.2 Alabama 22.1 Arizona 626.6 Alabama 116.5
19 Kentucky 116.5 Vermont 21.8 Minnesota 608.3 Vermont 112.3
20 Minnesota 115.4 New Hampshire 21.5 Kentucky 607.2 Arkansas 111.8
21 Alabama 113.0 Arkansas 21.0 Alabama 596.4 Delaware 111.4
22 Wisconsin 106.2 Delaware 20.8 Wisconsin 552.1 New Hampshire 109.8
23 Massachusetts 103.5 Minnesota 20.1 Massachusetts 549.5 Minnesota 105.7
24 South Carolina 101.2 Missouri 19.8 Oklahoma 535.3 Indiana 105.6
25 Colorado 100.5 Indiana 19.7 South Carolina 533.8 Missouri 103.7
26 Oklahoma 98.6 Tennessee 19.3 Colorado 532.8 Tennessee 103.0
27 Iowa 86.8 Idaho 18.8 Maryland 453.4 Idaho 99.6
28 Maryland 86.7 South Carolina 18.8 Iowa 427.6 South Carolina 99.1
29 Mississippi 73.6 Virginia 18.4 Mississippi 395.4 Utah 97.3
30 Oregon 67.4 Pennsylvania 18.3 Kansas 359.3 Virginia 97.0
31 Kansas 66.3 Utah 18.1 Oregon 358.5 Washington 95.9
32 Arkansas 64.3 Illinois 17.9 Arkansas 343.3 Nevada 95.4
33 Utah 62.2 Wisconsin 17.9 Utah 334.9 Illinois 93.9
34 Connecticut 58.8 Nevada 17.8 Connecticut 310.5 Wisconsin 93.1
35 Nevada 57.1 Washington 17.6 Nevada 306.5 Georgia 92.9
36 New Mexico 48.6 Georgia 17.6 Alaska 270.4 Pennsylvania 90.4
37 Alaska 47.7 Colorado 17.0 New Mexico 261.9 Colorado 90.3
38 Nebraska 45.5 Ohio 16.8 Hawaii 256.8 Ohio 89.3
39 Hawaii 45.3 North Carolina 16.7 Nebraska 243.5 California 89.1
40 West Virginia 40.9 California 16.5 West Virginia 215.8 New Jersey 87.7
41 Idaho 37.1 New Jersey 16.4 Idaho 196.3 North Carolina 86.9
42 Maine 35.2 Michigan 16.2 Maine 183.8 Connecticut 85.2
43 Montana 32.8 Connecticut 16.1 Montana 177.4 Michigan 84.4
44 North Dakota 32.2 Oregon 15.9 North Dakota 174.4 Oregon 84.3
45 New Hampshire 30.1 Florida 15.8 New Hampshire 153.9 Florida 83.9
46 Wyoming 26.6 Arizona 15.8 Wyoming 146.7 Arizona 83.8
47 South Dakota 22.7 Massachusetts 14.7 South Dakota 119.9 Massachusetts 77.8
48 Delaware 21.5 Maryland 13.9 Delaware 115.4 Rhode Island 73.9
49 Rhode Island 15.3 Rhode Island 13.9 Rhode Island 81.6 Maryland 72.9
50 Vermont 14.2 New York 13.2 Vermont 72.8 New York 71.0
51 District of Columbia 3.4 District of Columbia 5.0 District of Columbia 18.3 District of Columbia 26.6
United States 7,400.4 United States 22.0 United States 37,286.4 United States 110.7

Footnotes:

Note: Petroleum includes biofuels blended into petroleum products and biofuels product supplied. U.S. total includes 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: 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/