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Table E10. Residential Sector Energy Expenditure Estimates, 2016
(Million Dollars)

Table E10. Residential Sector Energy Expenditure Estimates, 2016 (Million Dollars)





State		 Primary Energy



Retail
Electricity



Total
Energy e




Coal a

Natural
Gas b		 Petroleum Biomass


Total e

Distillate
Fuel Oil

HGL c

Kerosene

Total

Wood d
Alabama — 399.1 1.2 113.5 0.2 114.9 12.9 526.9 3,843.4 4,370.3
Alaska — 174.5 112.9 9.5 0.8 123.2 6.0 303.7 407.4 711.1
Arizona — 536.6 0.1 103.4 (s) 103.5 8.0 648.1 4,094.4 4,742.5
Arkansas — 303.0 1.0 68.2 0.1 69.3 18.5 390.9 1,764.9 2,155.8
California — 4,876.0 7.4 586.2 6.5 600.1 104.5 5,580.6 15,359.8 20,940.4
Colorado — 896.4 0.8 219.0 0.1 219.9 26.1 1,142.4 2,274.0 3,416.4
Connecticut — 594.4 727.3 211.6 1.0 940.0 14.2 1,548.6 2,536.8 4,085.4
Delaware — 114.8 32.7 61.7 1.0 95.4 2.5 212.7 639.1 851.8
Dist. of Col. — 124.0 1.8 0.1 (s) 2.0 (s) 126.0 307.5 433.6
Florida — 311.2 1.1 202.7 0.4 204.2 28.2 543.6 13,545.3 14,088.9
Georgia — 1,687.8 1.2 228.7 0.5 230.5 23.5 1,941.8 6,659.2 8,601.0
Hawaii — 20.8 (s) 29.2 — 29.2 1.0 50.9 717.4 768.3
Idaho — 202.6 9.8 69.2 (s) 79.0 10.8 292.4 813.5 1,105.9
Illinois — 3,046.3 6.6 270.0 1.4 278.0 22.1 3,346.4 5,764.9 9,111.4
Indiana — 990.3 14.2 204.3 3.3 221.8 19.1 1,231.2 3,892.5 5,123.7
Iowa — 497.9 9.7 163.9 0.4 174.0 8.7 680.7 1,682.4 2,363.1
Kansas — 532.5 0.1 90.4 0.7 91.3 7.1 630.9 1,764.2 2,395.0
Kentucky — 461.4 8.3 112.5 2.3 123.1 27.1 611.6 2,763.1 3,374.7
Louisiana — 355.4 0.5 41.9 (s) 42.4 4.6 402.4 2,862.0 3,264.3
Maine — 35.5 487.5 157.8 25.6 670.8 34.3 740.6 725.7 1,466.3
Maryland — 876.8 195.0 181.4 3.6 379.9 19.3 1,276.1 3,886.4 5,162.5
Massachusetts — 1,396.5 1,037.0 257.8 4.0 1,298.8 24.5 2,719.9 3,741.9 6,461.7
Michigan — 2,415.3 41.1 633.9 2.2 677.2 29.5 3,121.9 5,258.1 8,380.0
Minnesota — 942.0 71.2 280.9 1.0 353.0 22.1 1,317.1 2,762.8 4,079.9
Mississippi — 203.0 (s) 125.6 0.2 125.8 10.7 339.5 1,932.0 2,271.4
Missouri — 954.7 1.7 194.8 0.8 197.4 41.2 1,193.3 3,850.7 5,044.0
Montana — 138.9 4.8 111.9 0.1 116.8 8.9 264.6 530.7 795.2
Nebraska — 264.7 1.2 65.0 0.1 66.2 4.1 335.0 1,055.6 1,390.6
Nevada — 399.7 3.7 52.1 (s) 55.8 5.1 460.6 1,447.6 1,908.2
New Hampshire — 97.8 304.7 294.3 7.5 606.5 19.8 724.1 815.8 1,539.9
New Jersey — 1,788.7 319.6 135.2 0.8 455.5 26.3 2,270.6 4,573.8 6,844.4
New Mexico — 262.2 0.1 107.9 (s) 108.0 19.3 389.6 799.3 1,188.9
New York — 4,453.5 1,479.5 574.3 45.3 2,099.1 46.5 6,599.1 8,933.6 15,532.7
North Carolina — 730.0 114.9 381.7 16.6 513.1 32.5 1,275.6 6,446.1 7,721.7
North Dakota — 72.5 11.7 56.6 0.2 68.5 0.7 141.7 481.7 623.5
Ohio — 2,310.1 112.9 398.4 5.7 517.0 33.5 2,860.6 6,551.2 9,411.9
Oklahoma — 534.6 0.4 98.0 (s) 98.4 10.6 643.6 2,323.6 2,967.2
Oregon — 459.7 27.8 44.1 3.1 75.0 44.6 579.3 1,980.6 2,559.9
Pennsylvania — 2,193.9 1,233.6 469.4 20.5 1,723.4 57.9 3,975.2 7,470.0 11,445.2
Rhode Island — 237.4 175.9 43.7 0.4 220.0 3.4 460.8 573.7 1,034.4
South Carolina — 347.8 7.6 118.5 2.6 128.7 7.6 484.1 3,873.8 4,357.9
South Dakota — 88.6 6.4 50.4 0.6 57.4 2.6 148.7 529.6 678.3
Tennessee — 542.7 3.1 112.2 3.4 118.6 14.8 676.1 4,349.6 5,025.7
Texas — 2,056.6 0.1 457.5 0.1 457.6 23.6 2,537.9 16,048.3 18,586.2
Utah — 583.0 2.0 31.7 (s) 33.8 2.9 619.7 1,032.3 1,652.1
Vermont — 49.8 160.1 169.8 6.6 336.5 20.5 406.8 357.1 763.9
Virginia — 839.6 151.7 306.0 8.6 466.3 31.2 1,337.2 5,131.0 6,468.2
Washington — 822.7 59.1 159.1 0.5 218.8 49.2 1,090.7 3,244.7 4,335.3
West Virginia — 214.9 24.0 69.1 2.8 95.9 34.6 345.4 1,301.9 1,647.3
Wisconsin — 1,012.7 63.1 291.3 1.1 355.5 32.2 1,400.3 3,069.4 4,469.7
Wyoming — 102.1 1.5 51.5 (s) 53.0 3.2 158.3 306.3 464.6

United States		 — 43,553.3 7,039.5 9,267.8 182.8 16,490.1 1,062.3 61,105.8 177,076.7 238,182.5
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 0.05 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.