Table F15: Motor gasoline consumption estimates, 2024


State		 Commercial Industrial Transportation Total Commercial Industrial Transportation Total
Thousand barrels Trillion Btu
Alabama
 906 570 76,509 77,985 4.6 2.9 386.4 393.8
Alaska
 78 63 6,029 6,170 0.4 0.3 30.4 31.2
Arizona
 1,605 923 68,510 71,038 8.1 4.7 346.0 358.7
Arkansas
 539 460 35,401 36,401 2.7 2.3 178.8 183.8
California
 8,390 9,610 294,840 312,840 42.4 48.5 1,488.9 1,579.8
Colorado
 1,712 968 52,499 55,178 8.6 4.9 265.1 278.7
Connecticut
 673 389 34,619 35,681 3.4 2.0 174.8 180.2
Delaware
 274 75 11,398 11,747 1.4 0.4 57.6 59.3
Dist. of Col.
 47 26 2,303 2,376 0.2 0.1 11.6 12.0
Florida
 5,548 3,143 216,645 225,335 28.0 15.9 1,094.1 1,137.9
Georgia
 2,289 1,592 113,188 117,070 11.6 8.0 571.6 591.2
Hawaii
 309 137 9,494 9,940 1.6 0.7 47.9 50.2
Idaho
 333 401 17,252 17,986 1.7 2.0 87.1 90.8
Illinois
 2,436 1,940 95,313 99,689 12.3 9.8 481.3 503.4
Indiana
 1,292 1,536 68,315 71,142 6.5 7.8 345.0 359.3
Iowa
 530 1,014 35,174 36,717 2.7 5.1 177.6 185.4
Kansas
 521 676 31,396 32,593 2.6 3.4 158.6 164.6
Kentucky
 612 512 51,145 52,269 3.1 2.6 258.3 264.0
Louisiana
 636 684 50,397 51,717 3.2 3.5 254.5 261.2
Maine
 317 142 15,216 15,674 1.6 0.7 76.8 79.2
Maryland
 1,542 478 54,325 56,345 7.8 2.4 274.3 284.5
Massachusetts
 1,257 837 57,969 60,062 6.3 4.2 292.7 303.3
Michigan
 1,499 1,446 101,506 104,452 7.6 7.3 512.6 527.5
Minnesota
 976 1,139 55,962 58,077 4.9 5.8 282.6 293.3
Mississippi
 323 305 38,995 39,623 1.6 1.5 196.9 200.1
Missouri
 1,204 975 74,606 76,785 6.1 4.9 376.8 387.8
Montana
 172 422 12,691 13,286 0.9 2.1 64.1 67.1
Nebraska
 314 601 20,823 21,738 1.6 3.0 105.2 109.8
Nevada
 812 434 26,866 28,112 4.1 2.2 135.7 142.0
New Hampshire
 341 193 16,279 16,813 1.7 1.0 82.2 84.9
New Jersey
 1,725 1,263 81,729 84,717 8.7 6.4 412.7 427.8
New Mexico
 347 488 21,683 22,518 1.8 2.5 109.5 113.7
New York
 2,783 2,434 119,752 124,969 14.1 12.3 604.7 631.1
North Carolina
 2,081 1,469 119,590 123,140 10.5 7.4 603.9 621.9
North Dakota
 111 541 9,472 10,123 0.6 2.7 47.8 51.1
Ohio
 2,174 1,379 109,682 113,235 11.0 7.0 553.9 571.8
Oklahoma
 943 837 44,296 46,076 4.8 4.2 223.7 232.7
Oregon
 968 1,132 32,416 34,516 4.9 5.7 163.7 174.3
Pennsylvania
 2,345 1,479 101,610 105,434 11.8 7.5 513.1 532.4
Rhode Island
 147 113 8,498 8,758 0.7 0.6 42.9 44.2
South Carolina
 1,374 574 64,992 66,940 6.9 2.9 328.2 338.0
South Dakota
 142 322 11,044 11,508 0.7 1.6 55.8 58.1
Tennessee
 1,147 855 80,396 82,398 5.8 4.3 406.0 416.1
Texas
 4,927 5,299 340,939 351,166 24.9 26.8 1,721.7 1,773.4
Utah
 538 550 30,220 31,308 2.7 2.8 152.6 158.1
Vermont
 140 156 6,466 6,761 0.7 0.8 32.7 34.1
Virginia
 2,023 796 93,311 96,130 10.2 4.0 471.2 485.5
Washington
 1,487 971 59,222 61,681 7.5 4.9 299.1 311.5
West Virginia
 277 222 17,146 17,645 1.4 1.1 86.6 89.1
Wisconsin
 995 945 57,527 59,468 5.0 4.8 290.5 300.3
Wyoming
 89 205 8,123 8,417 0.4 1.0 41.0 42.5
United States
 64,248 53,723 3,163,779 3,281,750 324.5 271.3 15,977.1 16,572.8

Footnotes:

Where shown, (s) = Physical unit value less than 0.5 or Btu value less than 0.05.

Notes: · Motor gasoline estimates include fuel ethanol blended into motor gasoline. · Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding.

Data source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, State Energy Data System. See technical notes. https://www.eia.gov/state/seds/