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Analysis

Table E12. Industrial sector energy expenditure estimates, 2023 (million dollars)

Table E12. Industrial sector energy expenditure estimates, 2023
(million dollars)
State	Primary energy												Electricity ^h	Total energy ^f^,g
	Coal			Natural gas ^a	Petroleum						Biomass	Total ^f^,g
	Coking coal	Steam coal	Total	Natural gas ^a	Distillate fuel oil	HGL ^b	Motor gasoline ^c	Residual fuel oil	Other ^d	Total	Wood and waste ^e	Total ^f^,g
Alabama	91	75	165	943	474	25	116	56	510	1,181	431	2,720	2,197	4,917
Alaska	—	(s)	(s)	377	406	2	23	(s)	298	729	(s)	1,107	243	1,349
Arizona	—	25	25	144	704	20	336	—	497	1,559	1	1,730	1,159	2,889
Arkansas	—	17	17	948	445	21	100	—	397	963	115	2,042	1,260	3,303
California	—	147	147	6,971	1,799	359	1,225	1	2,227	5,612	68	12,798	7,648	20,446
Colorado	—	10	10	734	605	26	190	—	606	1,427	1	2,172	1,230	3,402
Connecticut	—	—	—	179	72	7	61	(s)	302	442	2	623	405	1,028
Delaware	—	—	—	286	34	15	21	(s)	61	131	(s)	417	131	549
Dist. of Col.	—	—	—	—	3	(s)	6	—	43	52	—	52	19	71
Florida	—	17	17	897	890	70	653	18	967	2,597	139	3,651	1,673	5,324
Georgia	—	31	31	838	684	82	174	12	962	1,915	502	3,286	2,206	5,491
Hawaii	—	—	—	2	39	2	63	48	73	225	(s)	227	1,197	1,424
Idaho	—	5	5	262	289	6	95	(s)	137	527	55	849	648	1,497
Illinois	217	194	410	1,672	940	428	287	13	1,226	2,894	6	4,983	3,106	8,089
Indiana	930	219	1,149	2,581	736	85	148	9	942	1,919	16	5,665	3,276	8,941
Iowa	—	68	68	1,791	1,014	381	103	1	427	1,926	15	3,801	1,880	5,682
Kansas	—	9	9	620	658	19	121	47	233	1,078	1	1,709	793	2,501
Kentucky	—	106	106	530	450	284	78	1	585	1,397	53	2,087	1,733	3,820
Louisiana	—	36	36	4,023	614	4,558	106	63	4,616	9,956	269	14,285	1,811	16,095
Maine	—	—	—	191	91	5	35	20	104	255	75	522	295	817
Maryland	—	29	29	201	136	28	88	1	399	652	1	883	344	1,226
Massachusetts	—	—	—	572	117	12	122	2	499	752	3	1,327	1,089	2,416
Michigan	318	43	361	1,338	494	88	223	2	881	1,689	80	3,468	2,289	5,758
Minnesota	—	51	51	838	955	124	177	2	597	1,855	69	2,813	1,765	4,578
Mississippi	—	12	12	538	338	30	52	(s)	269	688	140	1,378	1,020	2,398
Missouri	—	62	62	638	624	40	136	(s)	517	1,317	2	2,019	1,012	3,031
Montana	—	12	12	134	201	8	59	—	183	451	3	600	288	888
Nebraska	—	16	16	637	615	44	101	—	219	979	1	1,633	888	2,521
Nevada	—	22	22	245	427	14	85	—	225	750	(s)	1,017	1,281	2,298
New Hampshire	—	—	—	131	46	6	28	3	74	157	2	290	304	594
New Jersey	—	—	—	465	247	386	197	—	750	1,580	1	2,045	633	2,679
New Mexico	—	7	7	13	270	9	80	—	256	614	(s)	634	655	1,289
New York	—	20	20	881	268	60	425	40	1,161	1,955	31	2,886	1,042	3,928
North Carolina	—	35	35	793	496	134	193	6	865	1,694	177	2,699	1,868	4,568
North Dakota	—	119	119	129	964	41	55	—	244	1,303	(s)	1,551	889	2,440
Ohio	690	54	743	2,295	796	262	237	35	1,334	2,663	33	5,735	3,430	9,165
Oklahoma	—	20	20	655	653	24	119	40	379	1,214	42	1,932	1,281	3,213
Oregon	—	3	3	439	323	22	126	1	276	748	84	1,274	1,085	2,360
Pennsylvania	953	55	1,008	2,679	991	1,011	241	6	1,407	3,656	64	7,406	3,852	11,258
Rhode Island	—	—	—	104	20	2	19	1	111	153	(s)	258	119	377
South Carolina	—	14	14	492	255	30	85	7	502	879	210	1,596	1,677	3,273
South Dakota	—	12	12	281	243	27	41	(s)	172	484	4	780	259	1,039
Tennessee	—	150	150	757	281	30	170	3	722	1,207	81	2,195	1,372	3,568
Texas	—	26	26	3,986	3,967	21,246	518	204	10,256	36,191	172	40,374	9,685	50,060
Utah	—	27	27	292	341	18	73	(s)	286	718	1	1,038	564	1,602
Vermont	—	—	—	11	78	3	15	2	67	165	(s)	176	145	321
Virginia	157	45	202	546	356	50	107	11	674	1,198	148	2,094	1,353	3,447
Washington	—	12	12	399	490	39	198	1	375	1,102	179	1,691	1,173	2,864
West Virginia	—	55	55	168	397	229	38	1	280	945	1	1,170	1,058	2,229
Wisconsin	—	32	32	977	573	55	159	16	712	1,515	53	2,577	1,999	4,576
Wyoming	—	68	68	364	570	12	35	—	153	771	(s)	1,203	583	1,787
United States	United States	3,354	1,960	5,314	45,991	27,479	30,480	8,143	674	40,057	106,833	3,333	160,971	77,913	238,884

Footnotes:

^a Includes supplemental gaseous fuels that are commingled with natural gas.

^b Hydrocarbon gas liquids, include natural gas liquids and refinery olefins.

^c Includes fuel ethanol blended into motor gasoline.

^d Includes asphalt and road oil, kerosene, lubricants, petroleum coke, and the “other petroleum products” category. See technical notes, Section 4.

^e Wood, wood-derived fuels, and biomass waste.

^f There are no direct fuel costs for hydroelectric, geothermal, solar, or wind energy.

^g The U.S. total includes -$500 million of coal coke net imports, which are not allocated to the states.

^h Electricity sales to ultimate customers.

— = No consumption, including cases where adjustments were made. See explanation of adjustments in Section 7 of the technical notes.

Where shown, (s) = Value less than 0.5 million dollars.

Notes: · Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding. · The industrial sector includes industrial combined-heat-and-power (CHP) and industrial electricity-only plants.

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/