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Table E9. Total End-Use Energy Expenditure Estimates, 2021
(Million Dollars)

Table E9. Total End-Use Energy Expenditure Estimates, 2021 (Million Dollars)





State
Primary Energy


Electricity j



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 142 1,899 3,420 216 137 8,582 86 642 13,084 406 15,532 8,692 24,224
Alaska 61 439 1,377 33 1,829 1,108 (s) 331 4,678 35 5,213 1,182 6,395
Arizona 19 1,055 3,919 279 1,068 9,815 658 15,739 24 16,837 8,712 25,549
Arkansas 13 1,682 2,575 169 81 4,104 445 7,375 128 9,198 4,417 13,616
California 102 15,827 20,332 1,700 5,758 52,382 2,751 2,884 85,807 265 102,000 48,204 150,204
Colorado 9 2,316 2,648 402 996 7,241 688 11,976 60 14,361 6,113 20,474
Connecticut 1,564 2,182 378 135 4,094 3 260 7,052 32 8,648 5,082 13,730
Delaware 553 327 114 166 1,463 3 82 2,156 2 2,711 1,177 3,888
Dist. of Col. 358 59 3 324 50 435 1 794 1,292 2,086
Florida 26 2,104 7,235 557 3,984 24,663 844 1,370 38,654 215 40,999 25,764 66,763
Georgia 27 3,375 4,944 459 1,422 12,455 109 1,057 20,446 469 24,317 14,333 38,650
Hawaii 103 439 106 1,103 1,707 123 67 3,545 2 3,650 2,697 6,347
Idaho 7 484 1,820 172 129 2,730 (s) 196 5,047 122 5,660 2,065 7,725
Illinois 211 7,747 6,884 1,258 2,158 11,980 11 1,320 23,611 21 31,590 13,523 45,113
Indiana 701 4,576 5,229 460 361 8,487 21 1,028 15,585 54 20,916 10,225 31,140
Iowa 73 2,674 3,286 981 86 4,333 1 480 9,167 28 11,943 4,831 16,773
Kansas 4 1,624 2,630 227 106 3,555 39 318 6,875 11 8,512 4,156 12,668
Kentucky 72 1,477 3,421 608 1,204 6,173 1 713 12,119 66 13,734 6,744 20,478
Louisiana 27 4,614 4,054 7,412 228 5,880 257 6,108 23,938 241 28,820 7,454 36,273
Maine 365 1,300 364 44 1,965 23 191 3,887 163 4,415 1,617 6,032
Maryland 22 2,131 2,201 348 461 7,360 8 470 10,847 18 13,018 6,810 19,827
Massachusetts 3,694 3,077 415 664 7,259 15 563 11,994 44 15,732 9,680 25,412
Michigan 222 5,024 3,613 1,027 536 12,274 43 1,001 18,493 167 23,905 12,876 36,782
Minnesota 39 2,768 3,555 915 530 6,824 2 662 12,489 118 15,414 7,266 22,680
Mississippi 7 1,057 2,613 242 89 4,589 23 378 7,934 130 9,129 4,505 13,633
Missouri 46 2,001 3,967 516 333 8,601 (s) 652 14,069 51 16,166 7,661 23,826
Montana 11 515 1,298 225 118 1,832 197 3,670 72 4,268 1,358 5,626
Nebraska 24 1,084 2,522 192 88 2,605 (s) 284 5,691 8 6,808 2,858 9,666
Nevada 19 741 1,649 130 943 4,126 305 7,153 12 7,925 3,351 11,276
New Hampshire 326 834 406 54 1,957 17 127 3,394 52 3,772 1,888 5,660
New Jersey 4,230 3,450 817 1,174 10,006 320 833 16,600 14 20,844 10,150 30,994
New Mexico 5 608 2,569 180 91 2,842 350 6,031 58 6,702 2,470 9,172
New York 18 9,261 7,024 1,108 2,562 14,966 245 1,381 27,286 176 36,742 22,783 59,525
North Carolina 43 2,358 4,357 901 1,180 13,550 8 1,089 21,085 221 23,708 12,612 36,320
North Dakota 121 367 1,938 210 66 1,237 272 3,724 3 4,214 1,961 6,175
Ohio 433 6,469 6,509 1,002 592 13,624 29 1,468 23,225 95 30,222 14,300 44,522
Oklahoma 17 1,829 3,810 265 644 5,218 33 576 10,545 57 12,447 5,412 17,859
Oregon 5 1,103 2,738 214 376 5,344 12 391 9,075 204 10,387 4,847 15,234
Pennsylvania 608 6,165 7,563 1,427 752 13,889 22 1,551 25,204 196 32,173 14,250 46,423
Rhode Island 533 553 79 23 1,040 1 137 1,833 6 2,372 1,364 3,737
South Carolina 14 1,290 2,903 263 267 7,416 119 599 11,568 190 13,061 7,947 21,009
South Dakota 8 506 1,039 148 58 1,447 1 199 2,893 8 3,416 1,360 4,776
Tennessee 107 2,081 4,017 261 1,371 9,381 3 913 15,945 140 18,273 9,708 27,981
Texas 24 11,982 22,766 33,999 3,603 37,049 1,490 11,466 110,373 154 122,532 39,133 161,664
Utah 17 1,143 2,096 125 657 4,039 (s) 325 7,242 16 8,417 2,696 11,114
Vermont 111 527 274 18 837 3 99 1,758 59 1,929 884 2,813
Virginia 133 2,366 4,169 638 1,367 10,948 33 841 17,997 187 20,683 11,450 32,132
Washington 9 1,903 3,836 456 1,301 8,729 1,199 580 16,101 304 18,318 7,623 25,940
West Virginia 130 578 1,860 493 14 2,392 1 346 5,106 36 5,850 2,904 8,754
Wisconsin 45 3,123 3,462 847 174 7,582 13 896 12,973 126 16,266 7,645 23,911
Wyoming 67 473 1,815 124 39 1,018 188 3,183 21 3,745 1,271 5,016

United States
3,683 132,655 192,409 64,146 41,143 403,022 7,915 48,023 756,658 5,288 897,794 419,304 1,317,098
aIncludes supplemental gaseous fuels that are commingled with natural gas. iThe U.S. total includes -$490 million of coal coke net imports, which are not allocated to the states.
bIncludes biodiesel and renewable diesel blended into distillate fuel oil. Includes biodiesel and
renewable diesel product supplied.
jElectricity sales to ultimate customers.
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. Data Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, State Energy Data System. See Technical
Notes. http://www.eia.gov/state/seds/
hThere are no direct fuel costs for hydroelectric, geothermal, solar, or wind energy.