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Table CO2.5. Transportation sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption, 2024 (thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))
Table CO2.5. Transportation sector CO2 emissions estimates from energy consumption, 2024
(thousand metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2))



State


Coal a

Natural
gas b		 Petroleum c


Total
Aviation
gasoline		 Distillate
fuel oil
HGL d		 Jet
fuel
Lubricants		 Motor
gasoline		 Residual
fuel oil
Total
Alabama — 1,390 27 9,230 13 789 75 25,294 335 35,763 37,153
Alaska — 25 76 3,342 1 9,217 15 2,151 — 14,802 14,826
Arizona — 1,002 62 9,483 12 5,880 71 22,649 — 38,157 39,159
Arkansas — 361 18 6,758 1 487 44 11,704 — 19,011 19,372
California — 2,854 144 29,705 48 38,292 298 97,474 12,280 178,241 181,095
Colorado — 599 40 6,232 10 5,962 50 17,489 — 29,783 30,382
Connecticut — 339 8 2,522 14 709 28 11,445 — 14,726 15,064
Delaware — 36 3 672 17 687 9 3,768 20 5,176 5,212
Dist. of Col. — 94 — 175 — — 2 761 — 938 1,032
Florida — 1,318 184 19,733 49 24,916 198 71,969 4,713 121,762 123,080
Georgia — 644 52 13,888 73 10,490 112 37,601 474 62,691 63,335
Hawaii — — 4 777 — 6,850 9 3,139 519 11,297 11,297
Idaho — 427 19 4,226 (s) 706 24 5,782 — 10,758 11,185
Illinois — 915 33 15,423 18 11,231 107 31,564 3 58,380 59,294
Indiana — 681 26 12,473 21 1,573 82 22,675 115 36,965 37,646
Iowa — 523 17 7,042 5 439 45 11,545 — 19,093 19,616
Kansas — 807 21 6,787 (s) 767 40 10,455 — 18,071 18,878
Kentucky — 1,568 15 8,690 3 6,069 59 16,974 — 31,810 33,378
Louisiana — 15,926 21 10,349 14 1,526 71 16,661 2,655 31,297 47,223
Maine — 229 9 1,802 11 297 15 5,054 28 7,215 7,444
Maryland — 1,665 17 4,830 10 2,616 47 17,966 39 25,525 27,190
Massachusetts — 474 26 3,952 4 5,351 46 19,165 95 28,638 29,113
Michigan — 1,113 33 8,644 31 3,648 87 33,714 351 46,507 47,620
Minnesota — 935 30 6,669 36 3,455 55 18,208 — 28,452 29,386
Mississippi — 2,233 23 7,174 4 474 47 12,892 158 20,773 23,006
Missouri — 245 28 9,407 11 2,318 74 24,803 (s) 36,641 36,886
Montana — 127 18 2,963 3 565 17 4,254 — 7,819 7,946
Nebraska — 345 13 5,718 2 427 31 6,934 — 13,125 13,470
Nevada — 228 16 3,849 5 5,683 28 8,882 — 18,463 18,691
New Hampshire — 17 7 1,137 1 395 13 5,388 — 6,942 6,958
New Jersey — 415 22 7,822 10 7,778 76 27,025 1,788 44,522 44,937
New Mexico — 707 14 6,632 1 542 35 7,196 — 14,420 15,127
New York — 2,569 30 13,315 19 19,659 115 39,677 1,258 74,072 76,641
North Carolina — 251 43 10,948 19 7,136 104 39,728 15 57,993 58,244
North Dakota — 2,257 17 3,286 2 338 17 3,131 — 6,792 9,048
Ohio — 3,068 34 16,079 30 3,599 117 36,438 5 56,301 59,369
Oklahoma — 2,255 23 10,449 14 3,477 61 14,750 — 28,774 31,029
Oregon — 522 27 5,505 15 2,348 39 10,717 51 18,701 19,223
Pennsylvania — 2,776 28 14,409 34 4,780 107 33,719 100 53,177 55,953
Rhode Island — 180 3 907 (s) 174 8 2,810 3 3,904 4,084
South Carolina — 138 25 8,298 19 1,401 67 21,590 731 32,130 32,268
South Dakota — 348 9 2,366 2 276 15 3,651 — 6,319 6,667
Tennessee — 1,029 37 11,001 4 5,721 83 26,709 4 43,559 44,588
Texas — 14,773 142 65,316 66 22,735 442 112,715 11,238 212,653 227,426
Utah — 592 22 5,296 2 3,658 35 10,129 — 19,142 19,734
Vermont — 2 3 589 1 103 6 2,148 1 2,850 2,852
Virginia — 716 29 10,872 13 8,336 90 30,907 182 50,428 51,144
Washington — 1,009 41 7,814 16 8,219 71 19,579 5,353 41,094 42,103
West Virginia — 1,847 5 4,060 2 88 24 5,696 — 9,875 11,721
Wisconsin — 219 23 7,632 18 967 59 19,019 1 27,719 27,938
Wyoming — 678 8 3,923 (s) 205 18 2,723 — 6,876 7,555
United States — 73,469 1,575 440,171 704 253,356 3,385 1,048,415 42,514 1,790,120 1,863,589

Footnotes:

a Consumption data not collected and assumed to be zero.

b Transportation use of natural gas to operate pipelines and as vehicle fuel. Excludes supplemental gaseous fuels.

c Excludes biofuels.

d Hydrocarbon gas liquids, assumed to be propane only.

— = No consumption. Where shown, (s) = Value less than 0.5 thousand metric tons.

Notes: · Data are carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions estimates from fossil fuels primary energy consumption, excluding renewable energy. The state data do not account for interstate flow of electricity and represent CO2 emissions in the state where fossil fuels are burned to generate electricity, although the electricity might be sold to ultimate customers in other states and sectors. · Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding.

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. See technical notes. https://www.eia.gov/state/seds/