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Table E9. Total End-Use Energy Expenditure Estimates, 2019
(Million Dollars)

Table E9. Total End-Use Energy Expenditure Estimates, 2019 (Million Dollars)





State		 Primary Energy


Electricity
Retail
Sales


Total
Energy h,i



Coal

Natural
Gas a		 Petroleum Biomass


Total h,i
Distillate
Fuel Oil b
HGL c
Jet Fuel d		 Motor
Gasoline e		 Residual
Fuel Oil
Other f
Total		 Wood and
Waste g
Alabama 206 1,593 3,069 188 134 6,385 66 595 10,437 377 12,613 8,639 21,252
Alaska 51 417 1,315 25 1,352 1,037 — 325 4,055 31 4,554 1,166 5,720
Arizona 20 911 3,381 234 1,083 9,041 — 615 14,354 31 15,317 8,197 23,514
Arkansas 13 1,414 2,345 136 79 3,520 — 408 6,489 169 8,085 3,939 12,025
California 105 13,413 15,257 1,275 8,885 52,965 2,592 2,744 83,718 215 97,452 41,971 139,423
Colorado 11 2,006 2,518 352 1,205 6,249 — 609 10,933 74 13,024 5,722 18,746
Connecticut — 1,495 2,106 326 181 3,930 2 298 6,842 33 8,371 5,206 13,576
Delaware — 512 334 101 119 1,423 5 75 2,058 3 2,572 1,185 3,757
Dist. of Col. (s) 339 59 (s) — 326 — 44 430 1 770 1,354 2,124
Florida 47 1,874 6,831 412 4,696 21,626 642 1,259 35,467 244 37,631 25,103 62,735
Georgia 33 2,956 4,462 378 2,308 11,141 63 1,125 19,478 459 22,926 13,740 36,666
Hawaii — 106 440 72 1,484 1,737 114 67 3,913 4 4,024 2,701 6,725
Idaho 6 454 1,601 146 83 2,223 — 174 4,228 131 4,819 1,892 6,711
Illinois 273 6,462 6,399 905 2,731 11,544 8 1,288 22,874 23 29,632 13,013 42,644
Indiana 807 4,211 4,654 391 375 7,303 14 974 13,711 51 18,780 10,008 28,788
Iowa 88 2,166 3,089 822 94 3,801 1 401 8,208 25 10,488 4,636 15,124
Kansas 4 1,389 2,557 191 70 3,288 35 283 6,424 15 7,832 4,137 11,969
Kentucky 72 1,302 3,174 458 1,319 5,531 — 658 11,140 83 12,597 6,434 19,031
Louisiana 17 4,076 3,604 3,958 284 5,071 110 5,803 18,830 229 23,152 6,691 29,842
Maine 3 358 1,426 343 35 1,696 17 128 3,645 214 4,220 1,647 5,867
Maryland 27 1,991 2,191 301 581 7,029 4 463 10,570 32 12,619 6,823 19,442
Massachusetts (s) 3,850 3,134 418 1,225 7,181 13 535 12,506 51 16,408 9,445 25,853
Michigan 268 4,935 3,572 947 864 11,332 43 1,008 17,766 192 23,161 11,670 34,831
Minnesota 49 2,569 3,727 740 829 6,467 3 650 12,417 136 15,171 6,813 21,984
Mississippi 2 899 2,466 195 43 3,943 14 294 6,955 126 7,981 4,488 12,469
Missouri 45 2,081 3,743 426 455 7,427 — 601 12,652 64 14,843 7,636 22,479
Montana 10 450 1,164 208 108 1,487 — 189 3,156 81 3,697 1,327 5,024
Nebraska 24 920 2,404 148 68 2,293 (s) 219 5,133 11 6,088 2,759 8,847
Nevada 22 811 1,592 100 1,095 3,860 — 268 6,915 15 7,763 3,247 11,010
New Hampshire — 346 865 394 60 1,845 15 119 3,298 67 3,711 1,838 5,549
New Jersey — 4,028 3,500 507 1,832 9,807 53 834 16,533 16 20,577 9,856 30,433
New Mexico 4 440 2,243 142 75 2,407 — 356 5,224 72 5,740 2,218 7,958
New York 30 9,005 7,271 1,007 4,523 14,397 119 1,310 28,628 201 37,864 20,884 58,748
North Carolina 47 2,073 4,106 712 1,279 11,736 6 1,107 18,946 207 21,273 12,893 34,166
North Dakota 114 272 2,062 201 44 1,144 — 204 3,655 2 4,044 1,886 5,930
Ohio 557 5,563 6,132 787 476 12,640 21 1,605 21,661 99 27,881 14,107 41,988
Oklahoma 19 1,465 3,527 202 452 4,611 26 631 9,450 57 10,991 5,012 16,004
Oregon 4 997 2,212 167 532 5,136 30 382 8,458 222 9,681 4,438 14,119
Pennsylvania 777 6,279 7,445 1,106 1,203 13,001 23 1,628 24,406 218 31,680 14,203 45,883
Rhode Island — 552 493 74 35 1,000 1 118 1,721 8 2,282 1,359 3,641
South Carolina 16 1,038 2,766 188 192 6,506 12 644 10,308 183 11,545 8,036 19,580
South Dakota 8 402 948 125 36 1,176 1 158 2,444 7 2,861 1,281 4,143
Tennessee 113 1,766 3,742 208 1,256 8,258 5 874 14,343 134 16,356 9,646 26,002
Texas 43 7,974 22,426 20,250 4,796 33,594 1,262 11,312 93,640 154 101,811 36,138 137,950
Utah 22 1,065 1,862 98 679 3,445 — 298 6,382 24 7,494 2,535 10,029
Vermont — 108 560 254 15 803 2 90 1,724 70 1,902 834 2,736
Virginia 187 2,120 4,250 510 1,596 9,621 24 842 16,844 184 19,335 11,271 30,606
Washington 9 1,650 3,735 364 1,584 9,149 1,077 599 16,508 341 18,508 7,244 25,752
West Virginia 137 532 1,712 299 10 2,133 1 329 4,484 38 5,192 2,821 8,013
Wisconsin 72 2,613 3,218 637 234 6,808 10 866 11,773 160 14,617 7,370 21,987
Wyoming 75 406 1,703 102 30 855 — 184 2,874 24 3,379 1,316 4,695

United States		 4,439 116,655 179,394 42,533 52,727 370,930 6,435 46,594 698,613 5,606 825,078 398,774 1,223,852
aIncludes supplemental gaseous fuels that are commingled with natural gas. hThere are no direct fuel costs for hydroelectric, geothermal, solar, or wind energy.
bIncludes biodiesel blended into distillate fuel oil. iThe U.S. total includes -$235 million of coal coke net imports, which are not allocated to the states.
cHydrocarbon gas liquids, include natural gas liquids and refinery olefins. — = No consumption, including cases where adjustments were made. See explanation of
adjustments in Section 7 of the Technical Notes.
dKerosene-type jet fuel only; naphtha-type jet fuel is included in "Other Petroleum." Where shown, (s) = Value less than 0.5 million dollars.
eIncludes fuel ethanol blended into motor gasoline. Notes: Total end-use energy expenditure estimates are the sum of expenditure estimates for the
residential, commercial, industrial, and transportation sectors. ·Totals may not equal sum of
components due to independent rounding.
fIncludes asphalt and road oil, aviation gasoline, kerosene, lubricants, petroleum coke, and the
“other petroleum products” category. See Technical Notes, Section 4.		 Web Page: All data are available at https://www.eia.gov/state/seds/seds-data-complete.php.
gWood, wood-derived fuels, and biomass waste. Sources: Data sources, estimation procedures, and assumptions are described in the Technical
Notes.