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Analysis

Table E4. Commercial sector energy price estimates, 2023 (dollars per million Btu)

Table E4. Commercial sector energy price estimates, 2023
(dollars per million Btu)
State	Primary energy										Electricity ^h	Total energy ^g
	Coal	Natural gas ^a	Petroleum						Biomass	Total ^g
	Coal	Natural gas ^a	Distillate fuel oil ^b	HGL ^c	Kerosene	Motor gasoline ^d	Residual fuel oil	Total ^e	Wood and waste ^f	Total ^g
Alabama	—	14.60	21.83	15.82	33.39	25.62	17.64	22.53	11.95	17.16	38.58	31.54
Alaska	6.85	10.49	26.32	16.97	31.14	42.16	—	26.43	5.70	14.30	61.16	23.85
Arizona	—	11.84	24.33	17.92	32.89	33.92	—	27.89	16.07	17.42	34.54	28.67
Arkansas	—	12.27	22.35	16.20	34.19	25.92	—	22.79	11.84	13.46	30.30	20.07
California	—	16.65	24.71	18.20	33.40	38.64	—	31.75	3.23	20.16	70.09	45.55
Colorado	3.60	9.90	22.22	14.94	25.75	29.83	—	24.12	16.07	12.85	34.12	22.64
Connecticut	—	12.04	24.49	19.34	34.51	29.78	22.46	25.04	9.58	15.12	58.58	29.92
Delaware	—	13.93	21.64	17.11	32.89	29.10	16.16	23.20	11.95	16.16	34.67	25.48
Dist. of Col.	—	13.81	23.29	18.14	34.86	30.61	—	26.19	1.01	13.77	49.65	34.79
Florida	—	13.18	22.40	17.29	33.35	26.69	—	24.29	1.03	16.57	35.02	30.11
Georgia	—	10.46	21.97	16.96	32.72	25.53	—	23.06	11.95	14.43	31.35	26.17
Hawaii	—	43.54	23.96	17.65	—	42.17	—	25.94	1.02	22.80	114.38	65.03
Idaho	—	8.48	24.50	15.39	26.52	31.39	—	24.53	9.34	11.46	25.73	17.75
Illinois	2.61	9.53	21.80	15.20	36.41	28.01	—	24.54	12.07	10.85	32.95	19.27
Indiana	9.88	8.47	21.77	15.31	36.66	27.07	18.15	23.49	2.27	10.24	36.79	21.42
Iowa	1.70	8.67	21.63	15.16	36.32	27.53	—	21.66	5.56	10.57	30.27	18.21
Kansas	—	11.88	21.73	15.23	36.49	27.35	—	23.25	12.07	13.30	31.81	22.82
Kentucky	—	11.29	21.63	15.16	36.32	27.99	—	22.80	11.95	13.72	33.34	25.21
Louisiana	—	10.80	21.92	15.89	33.53	25.75	—	23.09	11.95	13.49	30.63	25.07
Maine	—	14.69	24.34	19.19	34.24	29.60	22.28	22.77	7.29	19.53	52.41	29.77
Maryland	—	13.50	23.51	18.14	34.86	29.24	17.13	25.61	8.75	16.02	37.43	26.85
Massachusetts	—	15.24	24.37	19.33	34.20	29.38	22.44	25.27	2.05	16.09	57.51	31.22
Michigan	—	9.45	21.77	15.16	36.32	27.36	17.98	23.15	8.16	11.02	39.27	21.97
Minnesota	3.35	9.77	21.96	15.29	36.46	28.58	18.13	22.05	5.62	11.16	36.30	20.43
Mississippi	—	11.40	22.46	16.27	34.35	25.71	—	22.17	11.95	14.24	36.25	28.36
Missouri	4.15	12.91	21.27	14.91	35.71	26.72	—	22.57	6.11	14.50	29.72	23.00
Montana	3.81	9.19	21.59	14.52	25.02	31.25	—	18.68	16.07	10.49	35.48	19.09
Nebraska	—	9.60	21.53	15.09	36.15	28.29	17.90	23.19	4.56	11.05	25.67	18.12
Nevada	—	13.20	24.62	18.13	33.28	35.31	—	28.96	16.07	16.36	34.90	25.38
New Hampshire	—	15.50	24.35	18.19	32.45	28.74	21.12	22.02	6.58	18.49	59.80	33.24
New Jersey	—	10.71	23.49	18.24	35.07	28.19	17.04	25.70	1.88	12.21	41.04	23.89
New Mexico	—	8.95	22.03	15.96	33.69	26.74	—	22.11	16.07	11.06	31.31	20.85
New York	—	9.34	23.17	17.79	33.68	28.14	16.81	23.52	2.26	11.75	52.80	27.34
North Carolina	8.27	10.84	22.13	17.08	32.96	27.50	14.83	23.16	11.95	14.80	28.35	23.71
North Dakota	1.61	7.43	21.42	15.02	35.98	29.23	—	20.18	12.07	10.63	21.62	17.36
Ohio	—	7.32	21.55	15.13	36.23	28.03	—	23.79	11.51	9.93	31.52	19.11
Oklahoma	—	11.28	21.32	14.95	35.81	26.78	—	22.46	4.18	13.13	27.36	21.32
Oregon	—	11.40	22.87	16.97	31.14	36.22	—	26.28	11.84	15.17	29.08	23.85
Pennsylvania	6.50	12.58	23.15	18.14	37.02	29.88	14.52	24.89	4.89	14.69	33.01	21.41
Rhode Island	—	16.90	24.73	19.46	34.72	29.53	22.59	25.23	9.58	19.25	51.82	33.81
South Carolina	—	11.16	22.40	17.29	33.35	25.88	15.00	23.33	11.95	15.24	30.46	25.70
South Dakota	—	7.56	21.29	14.93	35.75	28.49	17.70	21.91	12.07	9.65	29.77	20.08
Tennessee	—	9.97	21.83	15.31	36.66	27.17	—	23.54	11.95	12.74	34.57	26.52
Texas	—	9.86	22.30	16.16	34.11	25.47	—	22.79	11.95	12.52	25.86	21.74
Utah	—	11.32	22.91	15.40	26.55	31.23	—	21.37	9.85	12.96	24.93	17.99
Vermont	—	7.24	25.07	19.28	34.40	29.75	22.38	23.11	8.29	14.94	52.75	26.38
Virginia	7.24	10.19	22.11	17.17	33.13	26.71	14.90	22.97	2.62	12.72	26.23	22.15
Washington	—	11.72	24.31	18.07	33.17	36.91	—	28.24	14.86	15.57	29.07	22.94
West Virginia	—	11.54	22.73	17.29	33.35	28.83	—	23.97	11.95	13.74	32.34	22.24
Wisconsin	—	8.06	21.48	15.02	35.98	28.92	—	22.74	8.38	9.66	37.40	20.09
Wyoming	2.91	10.63	22.45	15.10	26.02	29.26	—	20.47	16.07	12.63	26.19	19.22
United States	6.25	10.99	23.11	16.89	34.51	29.79	19.40	24.72	4.15	13.57	36.91	25.63

Footnotes:

^a Includes supplemental gaseous fuels that are commingled with natural gas.

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

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

^d Includes fuel ethanol blended into motor gasoline.

^e Includes small amounts of petroleum coke not shown separately.

^f Wood, wood-derived fuels, and biomass waste.

^g There are no direct fuel costs for hydroelectric, geothermal, solar, or wind energy.

^h Electricity sales to ultimate customers.

— = No consumption.

Note: The commercial sector includes commercial combined-heat-and-power (CHP) and commercial electricity-only plants.

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/