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Table E10. Residential sector energy expenditure estimates, 2024 (million dollars)
Table E10. Residential sector energy expenditure estimates, 2024
(million dollars)





State
Primary energy


Electricity g




Total
energy f




Coal a


Natural
gas b
Petroleum Biomass


Total f

Distillate
fuel oil c


HGL d


Kerosene


Total


Wood e
Alabama 549 3 98 (s) 101 15 666 4,993 5,659
Alaska 250 201 14 (s) 215 13 478 514 992
Arizona 846 (s) 143 (s) 144 22 1,012 6,028 7,039
Arkansas 444 1 113 (s) 114 25 582 2,289 2,871
California 8,029 14 676 14 704 112 8,845 27,444 36,289
Colorado 1,363 3 293 (s) 296 31 1,691 3,087 4,778
Connecticut 802 1,154 337 2 1,493 41 2,336 3,720 6,056
Delaware 163 59 76 2 138 2 303 857 1,161
Dist. of Col. 169 17 1 18 188 433 621
Florida 516 2 243 1 246 1 763 19,561 20,324
Georgia 2,392 2 265 2 268 19 2,679 8,740 11,419
Hawaii 30 (s) 24 24 (s) 54 1,137 1,190
Idaho 282 16 163 (s) 180 31 493 1,133 1,626
Illinois 3,827 9 534 2 545 30 4,402 7,118 11,520
Indiana 1,267 25 309 5 339 24 1,630 4,880 6,510
Iowa 576 18 326 1 345 13 934 1,939 2,873
Kansas 706 (s) 140 (s) 141 8 855 1,958 2,813
Kentucky 568 13 186 4 203 18 789 3,335 4,125
Louisiana 519 (s) 57 (s) 57 2 578 3,633 4,211
Maine 56 627 273 46 945 44 1,045 1,190 2,235
Maryland 1,186 335 221 6 563 22 1,770 4,880 6,650
Massachusetts 2,458 1,646 355 8 2,009 50 4,516 5,868 10,384
Michigan 2,945 61 697 4 761 89 3,796 6,466 10,262
Minnesota 1,267 105 503 2 610 47 1,924 3,409 5,333
Mississippi 298 (s) 141 (s) 141 5 444 2,490 2,934
Missouri 1,439 4 347 1 352 26 1,818 4,548 6,366
Montana 173 9 153 (s) 163 28 364 722 1,085
Nebraska 356 2 71 (s) 73 5 434 1,198 1,632
Nevada 824 7 61 (s) 68 12 903 2,194 3,098
New Hampshire 129 451 364 15 830 41 1,001 1,135 2,135
New Jersey 2,905 573 120 1 694 34 3,632 5,744 9,376
New Mexico 324 (s) 120 (s) 120 31 475 1,043 1,519
New York 6,639 2,302 833 87 3,222 106 9,968 12,424 22,392
North Carolina 1,129 118 569 28 716 27 1,872 8,727 10,599
North Dakota 105 19 97 (s) 117 1 222 565 788
Ohio 3,405 170 462 10 642 77 4,124 8,340 12,464
Oklahoma 748 (s) 115 (s) 115 24 887 2,977 3,864
Oregon 706 45 64 5 115 69 889 2,906 3,795
Pennsylvania 2,883 1,793 492 40 2,324 136 5,343 9,642 14,985
Rhode Island 382 333 54 1 387 8 778 891 1,669
South Carolina 564 11 143 5 159 5 729 4,632 5,361
South Dakota 114 12 65 (s) 77 5 197 665 862
Tennessee 713 6 149 7 162 19 894 5,445 6,339
Texas 3,544 (s) 436 (s) 436 27 4,007 24,652 28,659
Utah 975 3 58 (s) 61 20 1,056 1,444 2,500
Vermont 61 242 173 12 428 22 511 488 1,000
Virginia 1,159 284 428 15 727 77 1,963 6,524 8,487
Washington 1,075 101 231 1 333 65 1,474 4,596 6,070
West Virginia 320 31 103 5 138 19 477 1,609 2,086
Wisconsin 1,248 91 481 2 575 53 1,876 3,783 5,659
Wyoming 150 3 74 (s) 77 8 235 370 605
United States 63,578 10,924 12,451 336 23,711 1,611 88,901 244,367 333,268

Footnotes:

a Consumption data are no longer collected and are assumed to be zero.

b Includes supplemental gaseous fuels that are commingled with natural gas.

c Includes biodiesel blended into distillate fuel oil and biodiesel product supplied.

d Hydrocarbon gas liquids, assumed to be propane only.

e Wood and wood-derived fuels.

f There are no direct fuel costs for geothermal or solar energy.

g Electricity sales to ultimate customers.

— = No consumption.

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

Note: 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/