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Table E10. Residential Sector Energy Expenditure Estimates, 2017
(Million Dollars)

Table E10. Residential Sector Energy Expenditure Estimates, 2017 (Million Dollars)





State		 Primary Energy


Electricity
Retail
Sales



Total
Energy e




Coal a

Natural
Gas b		 Petroleum Biomass


Total e

Distillate
Fuel Oil

HGL c

Kerosene

Total

Wood d
Alabama — 426 1 124 (s) 125 5 556 3,787 4,343
Alaska — 213 139 14 (s) 153 25 391 438 829
Arizona — 518 (s) 117 (s) 118 14 650 4,259 4,909
Arkansas — 333 1 73 (s) 74 14 421 1,750 2,171
California — 5,383 8 651 5 664 91 6,139 16,501 22,640
Colorado — 958 3 238 (s) 241 49 1,248 2,265 3,513
Connecticut — 676 810 301 1 1,112 22 1,810 2,512 4,322
Delaware — 127 31 65 1 97 2 226 622 848
Dist. of Col. — 149 2 (s) — 2 (s) 151 310 461
Florida — 316 1 251 (s) 252 1 569 14,098 14,666
Georgia — 1,883 1 211 (s) 213 8 2,104 6,517 8,621
Hawaii — 22 (s) 28 — 28 (s) 50 776 826
Idaho — 220 12 106 (s) 117 58 395 876 1,272
Illinois — 3,333 8 329 1 338 12 3,683 5,662 9,345
Indiana — 1,107 17 238 2 256 26 1,390 3,878 5,268
Iowa — 561 17 202 (s) 219 11 791 1,693 2,484
Kansas — 596 (s) 109 (s) 109 8 713 1,732 2,445
Kentucky — 503 9 100 1 110 24 637 2,700 3,337
Louisiana — 379 1 50 (s) 50 1 431 2,875 3,306
Maine — 40 562 182 21 765 67 872 741 1,613
Maryland — 983 196 200 3 399 15 1,397 3,641 5,038
Massachusetts — 1,614 1,270 292 3 1,566 33 3,213 3,879 7,092
Michigan — 2,507 44 734 1 779 77 3,363 5,078 8,441
Minnesota — 1,049 64 439 1 504 36 1,589 2,814 4,403
Mississippi — 218 (s) 135 (s) 135 2 356 1,933 2,288
Missouri — 1,023 2 218 (s) 220 37 1,280 3,844 5,124
Montana — 164 6 154 (s) 160 49 373 572 945
Nebraska — 307 1 68 (s) 70 5 382 1,060 1,442
Nevada — 361 5 66 (s) 71 9 440 1,550 1,990
New Hampshire — 107 401 301 7 709 44 860 853 1,713
New Jersey — 2,025 355 159 (s) 515 9 2,549 4,344 6,894
New Mexico — 277 (s) 105 (s) 105 36 417 837 1,254
New York — 5,207 1,541 701 38 2,280 112 7,599 8,849 16,448
North Carolina — 797 70 418 11 499 24 1,320 6,138 7,458
North Dakota — 84 14 79 (s) 93 2 178 499 677
Ohio — 2,515 136 493 4 633 46 3,194 6,287 9,481
Oklahoma — 582 (s) 132 (s) 133 8 723 2,317 3,040
Oregon — 507 35 61 2 98 102 707 2,139 2,845
Pennsylvania — 2,493 1,339 542 16 1,896 109 4,499 7,359 11,858
Rhode Island — 258 187 47 (s) 235 5 498 555 1,053
South Carolina — 358 8 139 2 149 4 511 3,804 4,315
South Dakota — 99 7 64 (s) 71 4 174 548 721
Tennessee — 584 4 128 3 135 17 736 4,214 4,950
Texas — 2,234 (s) 435 (s) 435 5 2,674 15,886 18,561
Utah — 604 2 60 (s) 62 15 680 1,042 1,722
Vermont — 50 184 214 6 404 48 502 358 860
Virginia — 949 156 312 6 475 34 1,458 5,079 6,537
Washington — 967 92 221 (s) 313 119 1,399 3,601 5,000
West Virginia — 211 20 66 2 89 26 325 1,230 1,555
Wisconsin — 1,101 71 373 1 445 63 1,609 3,046 4,655
Wyoming — 113 2 82 (s) 84 19 216 315 532

United States		 — 48,091 7,836 10,830 141 18,807 1,550 68,448 177,661 246,110
aConsumption data are no longer collected and are assumed to be zero. — = No consumption.
bNatural gas as it is consumed; includes supplemental gaseous fuels that are commingled with natural gas. Where shown, (s) = Value less than 0.5 million dollars.
cHydrocarbon gas liquids, assumed to be propane only. Note: Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding.
dWood and wood-derived fuels. Web Page: All data are available at https://www.eia.gov/state/seds/seds-data-complete.php.
eThere are no direct fuel costs for geothermal or solar energy. Sources: Data sources, estimation procedures, and assumptions are described in the Technical Notes.