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Table E9. Total End-Use Energy Expenditure Estimates, 2020
(Million Dollars)

Table E9. Total End-Use Energy Expenditure Estimates, 2020 (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 139 1,425 2,410 160 81 5,285 35 555 8,527 293 10,384 8,186 18,570
Alaska 59 415 923 23 1,017 783 — 297 3,043 30 3,547 1,162 4,709
Arizona 20 852 2,774 193 541 6,858 — 528 10,895 20 11,787 8,553 20,340
Arkansas 13 1,373 1,861 116 48 2,672 — 382 5,079 101 6,566 3,802 10,368
California 99 13,058 12,054 1,075 3,310 36,308 1,292 2,408 56,448 198 69,803 44,682 114,485
Colorado 10 1,745 1,852 278 464 4,681 — 639 7,915 51 9,720 5,729 15,449
Connecticut — 1,354 1,580 295 63 2,762 1 275 4,976 23 6,352 5,188 11,540
Delaware — 529 248 81 82 1,021 5 69 1,506 2 2,037 1,117 3,153
Dist. of Col. — 295 35 (s) — 230 — 37 303 1 599 1,164 1,763
Florida 23 1,750 5,263 384 2,010 16,280 67 1,101 25,105 169 27,047 24,394 51,441
Georgia 25 2,838 3,733 340 865 8,699 19 898 14,554 353 17,770 13,247 31,017
Hawaii — 70 401 61 501 1,154 36 57 2,210 3 2,283 2,413 4,696
Idaho 6 460 1,260 117 56 1,841 — 162 3,437 93 3,996 1,953 5,949
Illinois 238 5,548 4,860 802 986 7,841 3 1,118 15,610 17 21,412 12,703 34,115
Indiana 655 3,648 3,533 332 176 5,506 7 852 10,407 40 14,750 9,537 24,287
Iowa 78 1,719 2,441 672 45 2,754 — 424 6,335 19 8,151 4,543 12,694
Kansas 4 1,268 1,972 158 57 2,481 30 268 4,965 11 6,247 4,016 10,263
Kentucky 63 1,174 2,411 360 771 4,071 — 490 8,102 52 9,391 6,117 15,508
Louisiana 19 3,226 2,770 4,063 134 3,661 93 3,803 14,526 183 17,954 6,280 24,234
Maine 2 324 1,107 282 20 1,301 10 162 2,882 141 3,348 1,537 4,885
Maryland 21 1,908 1,742 266 329 4,834 16 394 7,581 17 9,527 6,426 15,952
Massachusetts — 3,425 2,390 343 316 4,812 3 482 8,345 34 11,804 9,098 20,902
Michigan 154 4,480 2,613 768 269 7,953 23 857 12,482 138 17,254 11,816 29,070
Minnesota 36 2,189 2,575 614 238 4,598 1 632 8,659 94 10,979 6,668 17,647
Mississippi 7 819 1,929 153 59 3,017 7 305 5,470 99 6,395 4,186 10,581
Missouri 41 1,852 2,917 341 160 5,623 (s) 611 9,653 46 11,592 7,297 18,888
Montana 9 432 1,006 167 73 1,199 — 179 2,624 58 3,123 1,279 4,401
Nebraska 21 840 1,851 124 44 1,722 (s) 231 3,972 7 4,840 2,797 7,637
Nevada 19 785 1,144 89 477 2,818 — 250 4,778 10 5,592 3,186 8,778
New Hampshire — 289 701 329 31 1,324 8 115 2,507 45 2,842 1,779 4,621
New Jersey — 3,659 2,687 437 563 6,730 295 698 11,411 12 15,083 9,745 24,827
New Mexico 5 413 1,755 121 52 1,762 — 341 4,031 45 4,494 2,297 6,791
New York 15 8,197 5,160 833 1,341 10,164 102 1,145 18,745 139 27,096 20,872 47,968
North Carolina 40 1,927 3,324 644 628 8,809 13 884 14,303 174 16,444 12,293 28,737
North Dakota 116 231 1,387 139 39 833 — 256 2,655 2 3,003 1,845 4,848
Ohio 431 5,058 4,824 630 294 8,986 18 1,332 16,085 75 21,649 13,345 34,994
Oklahoma 18 1,293 2,563 175 312 3,455 12 554 7,072 48 8,430 4,676 13,106
Oregon 3 996 1,891 132 224 3,787 37 330 6,401 164 7,564 4,502 12,065
Pennsylvania 461 5,519 5,695 881 402 9,586 10 1,310 17,884 164 24,028 13,516 37,545
Rhode Island — 486 378 64 18 705 (s) 121 1,286 5 1,777 1,363 3,140
South Carolina 14 972 2,221 178 163 4,857 9 506 7,935 140 9,060 7,597 16,657
South Dakota 7 357 844 93 33 934 1 161 2,067 6 2,437 1,277 3,714
Tennessee 101 1,574 2,806 172 708 6,185 4 741 10,616 94 12,384 9,017 21,401
Texas 26 6,967 15,340 16,757 1,809 23,364 759 7,999 66,028 120 73,141 35,055 108,196
Utah 16 1,060 1,587 74 322 2,733 — 307 5,023 16 6,116 2,593 8,709
Vermont — 96 439 212 9 560 1 89 1,310 49 1,455 871 2,325
Virginia 136 1,905 3,304 483 914 7,235 17 697 12,650 146 14,837 10,740 25,577
Washington 9 1,734 2,820 298 681 6,184 381 438 10,803 242 12,788 7,143 19,932
West Virginia 115 484 1,197 282 9 1,521 (s) 289 3,299 27 3,925 2,803 6,729
Wisconsin 50 2,252 2,480 533 90 4,934 8 731 8,777 116 11,195 7,300 18,496
Wyoming 59 414 1,197 81 18 686 — 167 2,148 19 2,639 1,230 3,869

United States		 3,382 105,685 136,259 36,206 21,855 268,098 3,325 37,677 503,421 4,149 616,499 390,934 1,007,433
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 -$138 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.