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Table E13. Transportation sector energy expenditure estimates, 2023 (million dollars)

Table E13. Transportation sector energy expenditure estimates, 2023
(million dollars)
State	Primary energy											Electricity ^f	Total energy
	Coal	Natural gas ^a	Petroleum								Total
	Coal	Natural gas ^a	Aviation gasoline	Distillate fuel oil ^b	HGL ^c	Jet fuel ^d	Lubricants	Motor gasoline ^e	Residual fuel oil	Total	Total
Alabama	—	1	12	3,685	3	232	217	9,442	48	13,639	13,640	—	13,640
Alaska	—	(s)	33	1,512	(s)	2,701	45	1,285	—	5,576	5,576	—	5,576
Arizona	—	29	27	3,673	5	1,651	197	11,467	—	17,021	17,049	1	17,050
Arkansas	—	1	8	2,705	(s)	142	127	4,582	—	7,564	7,566	(s)	7,566
California	—	359	63	31,266	13	10,685	900	57,931	3,337	104,196	104,555	94	104,649
Colorado	—	12	18	2,752	4	1,663	153	7,952	—	12,542	12,553	12	12,565
Connecticut	—	7	3	1,284	6	200	80	4,834	—	6,408	6,415	39	6,454
Delaware	—	—	1	314	6	238	26	1,684	4	2,273	2,273	—	2,273
Dist. of Col.	—	6	—	74	(s)	—	5	355	—	434	440	30	470
Florida	—	100	81	8,520	18	6,595	582	28,703	858	45,356	45,455	8	45,463
Georgia	—	26	23	5,390	20	2,601	328	15,011	121	23,495	23,520	11	23,531
Hawaii	—	—	2	533	—	1,953	26	1,991	106	4,611	4,611	—	4,611
Idaho	—	1	8	1,854	(s)	192	72	3,003	—	5,130	5,131	—	5,131
Illinois	—	3	15	7,522	7	3,308	320	13,254	(s)	24,426	24,429	29	24,458
Indiana	—	26	11	5,575	8	464	246	9,402	16	15,723	15,749	1	15,751
Iowa	—	(s)	7	3,097	2	136	131	4,825	—	8,198	8,198	—	8,198
Kansas	—	11	9	3,006	1	182	120	4,003	—	7,320	7,331	—	7,331
Kentucky	—	(s)	7	3,809	1	1,767	177	7,109	—	12,869	12,870	—	12,870
Louisiana	—	4	9	4,375	5	425	218	6,470	189	11,691	11,695	1	11,696
Maine	—	(s)	4	904	1	114	47	2,428	5	3,503	3,503	—	3,503
Maryland	—	8	7	2,032	4	817	138	8,261	8	11,267	11,275	46	11,321
Massachusetts	—	4	12	1,970	1	1,438	137	8,412	13	11,983	11,988	20	12,008
Michigan	—	—	14	3,907	8	957	257	13,551	50	18,745	18,745	1	18,746
Minnesota	—	7	13	3,399	8	1,005	165	7,942	—	12,533	12,539	2	12,542
Mississippi	—	(s)	10	2,904	4	173	142	5,072	27	8,331	8,331	—	8,331
Missouri	—	1	12	4,001	4	599	224	10,045	(s)	14,884	14,885	2	14,888
Montana	—	(s)	8	1,356	(s)	187	51	1,933	—	3,535	3,535	—	3,535
Nebraska	—	11	6	2,520	1	132	93	2,902	—	5,653	5,664	—	5,664
Nevada	—	22	7	1,645	1	1,659	82	4,693	—	8,087	8,110	1	8,110
New Hampshire	—	(s)	3	518	(s)	135	38	2,295	—	2,990	2,990	—	2,990
New Jersey	—	19	10	3,343	4	2,342	226	11,651	388	17,964	17,982	46	18,028
New Mexico	—	6	6	2,820	(s)	178	106	2,944	—	6,054	6,060	—	6,060
New York	—	27	13	6,977	5	5,851	358	16,845	232	30,282	30,309	426	30,735
North Carolina	—	10	19	4,766	6	1,903	299	15,691	3	22,687	22,697	1	22,699
North Dakota	—	(s)	8	1,439	(s)	101	48	1,401	—	2,998	2,998	—	2,998
Ohio	—	23	15	6,616	7	1,023	334	15,114	1	23,110	23,133	2	23,135
Oklahoma	—	21	10	4,101	6	984	175	5,871	—	11,147	11,168	—	11,168
Oregon	—	(s)	12	3,656	7	637	118	6,093	14	10,538	10,538	3	10,541
Pennsylvania	—	18	12	6,984	12	1,335	319	15,181	20	23,863	23,881	44	23,925
Rhode Island	—	3	1	346	(s)	47	21	1,213	1	1,629	1,632	5	1,636
South Carolina	—	1	11	3,306	6	361	195	8,380	136	12,394	12,395	—	12,395
South Dakota	—	—	4	1,029	(s)	76	43	1,565	—	2,717	2,717	—	2,717
Tennessee	—	18	16	4,634	2	1,762	247	10,772	1	17,434	17,452	—	17,452
Texas	—	11	62	24,731	21	6,564	1,271	43,440	1,584	77,672	77,684	12	77,696
Utah	—	7	10	2,547	1	982	106	4,655	—	8,301	8,308	7	8,314
Vermont	—	—	1	280	(s)	30	17	970	(s)	1,298	1,298	—	1,298
Virginia	—	28	13	4,486	4	2,301	263	12,611	23	19,700	19,728	25	19,753
Washington	—	5	18	4,478	9	2,303	219	11,054	1,455	19,536	19,541	9	19,550
West Virginia	—	1	2	1,991	1	28	78	2,757	—	4,857	4,858	—	4,858
Wisconsin	—	3	10	3,682	6	274	186	8,675	(s)	12,833	12,836	(s)	12,836
Wyoming	—	(s)	3	1,620	(s)	65	51	1,076	—	2,815	2,816	—	2,816
United States	—	838	691	209,933	229	71,503	10,022	458,799	8,637	759,814	760,652	877	761,528

Footnotes:

^a Transportation use of natural gas as vehicle fuel only.

^b Includes biodiesel and renewable diesel blended into distillate fuel oil. Includes biodiesel and renewable diesel product supplied.

^c Hydrocarbon gas liquids, assumed to be propane only.

^d Kerosene-type jet fuel only; naphtha-type jet fuel is included in "Industrial sector, Other petroleum."

^e Includes fuel ethanol blended into motor gasoline.

^f Electricity sales to ultimate customers. Sales to public railroads and railway systems only. Excludes electric vehicles.

— = 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.

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/