Table C1. Energy consumption overview: estimates by energy source and end-use sector, 2022 (trillion Btu)

Table C1. Energy consumption overview: estimates by energy source and end-use sector, 2022
(trillion Btu)

State

Total
energy ^b^,c

Sources

End-use sectors ^a

Fossil fuels

Nuclear
electric
power

Renewable
energy ^c^,f

Net
interstate
flow of
electricity ^g

Electricity
net
imports ^h

Residential

Commercial

Industrial ^b

Transportation ^c

Coal

Natural
gas ^d

Petroleum ^e

Total ^b

Alabama

1,902.4

297.7

787.2

576.6

1,661.5

441.3

232.5

-433.0

0.0

332.9

244.4

774.3

551.6

Alaska

724.1

18.6

437.9

252.4

709.0

0.0

15.1

0.0

50.0

55.5

429.8

189.0

Arizona

1,526.9

154.0

468.0

609.0

1,231.1

333.1

102.4

-139.7

(s)

404.4

337.1

219.5

567.4

Arkansas

1,052.5

211.7

397.7

325.5

934.9

149.4

88.2

-120.0

0.0

218.3

172.7

378.9

283.3

California

6,882.4

30.0

2,130.9

3,044.7

5,205.7

183.5

882.0

600.4

10.9

1,203.7

1,193.1

1,539.3

2,915.8

Colorado

1,464.0

233.3

524.7

568.9

1,326.9

0.0

121.1

16.0

0.0

339.4

253.0

372.5

501.1

Connecticut

707.6

0.0

307.2

303.3

610.5

171.7

39.0

-113.6

0.0

235.3

178.1

68.7

225.9

Delaware

274.8

1.8

89.7

111.9

203.4

0.0

7.2

64.2

0.0

64.6

52.4

80.6

77.4

Dist. of Col.

141.0

0.0

30.2

18.0

48.1

0.0

2.6

90.3

0.0

35.6

82.6

5.2

17.7

Florida

4,325.0

172.0

1,659.7

1,810.6

3,642.2

320.9

300.7

61.2

0.0

1,182.6

930.4

477.1

1,738.8

Georgia

2,836.2

180.9

812.4

938.6

1,931.9

355.4

286.8

262.2

0.0

697.2

527.4

738.9

875.4

Hawaii

270.3

7.7

0.2

241.9

249.7

0.0

20.6

0.0

30.1

36.6

47.7

155.8

Idaho

519.0

1.9

141.9

189.2

333.0

0.0

86.2

99.8

0.0

123.3

78.5

148.2

169.9

Illinois

3,675.6

497.0

1,136.9

1,140.1

2,774.0

1,031.1

245.1

-374.6

0.0

925.5

743.9

1,109.0

892.8

Indiana

2,618.9

719.2

913.4

696.3

2,329.0

0.0

170.3

119.6

0.0

514.1

356.9

1,180.0

569.1

Iowa

1,423.2

227.9

433.7

424.5

1,086.1

0.0

417.9

-80.7

0.0

193.3

159.1

771.3

297.8

Kansas

1,000.7

226.7

318.0

345.0

889.7

93.7

152.5

-135.2

0.0

189.3

175.2

369.9

266.9

Kentucky

1,673.2

523.3

402.5

578.3

1,504.1

0.0

81.0

88.1

0.0

338.4

249.4

589.2

497.2

Louisiana

4,246.0

96.9

2,073.7

1,655.1

3,825.7

168.6

133.5

118.2

0.0

302.0

238.7

2,950.5

755.9

Maine

335.3

1.3

62.6

166.4

230.2

0.0

101.8

-3.2

6.5

86.9

58.3

82.7

107.6

Maryland

1,202.8

61.9

310.1

410.7

782.7

154.5

48.0

217.6

0.0

370.8

350.7

87.5

394.7

Massachusetts

1,315.2

0.0

432.4

526.8

959.2

0.0

75.1

280.9

0.0

393.8

366.6

134.8

420.5

Michigan

2,706.8

423.5

1,087.6

822.2

2,333.3

271.3

200.3

-104.0

6.0

753.9

579.0

664.0

710.8

Minnesota

1,759.9

184.5

533.9

573.2

1,291.6

153.3

230.4

69.2

15.5

402.4

338.0

567.7

447.2

Mississippi

1,099.8

66.2

622.2

382.0

1,070.4

89.7

65.3

-125.6

0.0

191.6

150.7

405.3

352.9

Missouri

1,733.4

566.9

322.5

603.9

1,493.4

92.6

101.8

45.7

0.0

512.6

383.8

293.8

544.1

Montana

395.3

131.3

94.0

176.0

401.3

0.0

68.5

-70.6

-3.9

90.8

72.1

117.6

115.6

Nebraska

846.4

223.6

198.7

236.2

658.5

58.6

168.6

-39.3

0.0

143.0

122.7

381.4

199.7

Nevada

706.1

35.8

302.3

302.2

640.4

0.0

73.3

-7.6

0.0

157.3

129.9

142.9

276.5

New Hampshire

297.2

3.9

60.1

148.6

212.6

113.9

40.0

-69.2

0.0

94.1

64.7

38.0

100.5

New Jersey

2,014.4

6.2

755.0

768.6

1,529.8

295.3

65.0

124.2

0.0

566.8

545.7

258.1

645.2

New Mexico

687.6

138.1

302.0

253.9

694.0

0.0

82.0

-88.5

0.0

107.9

102.7

248.0

230.0

New York

3,452.7

6.1

1,402.2

1,319.9

2,728.3

279.6

270.7

132.4

41.7

1,024.8

969.8

329.5

1,128.1

North Carolina

2,568.8

163.0

747.2

903.4

1,813.6

444.7

192.2

118.3

0.0

672.6

558.3

533.5

806.5

North Dakota

670.6

369.3

193.2

169.6

732.2

0.0

97.8

-176.0

16.6

63.9

90.0

380.7

136.0

Ohio

3,503.2

539.6

1,421.8

1,031.4

2,992.8

175.5

144.6

190.3

0.0

844.5

651.4

1,136.8

871.8

Oklahoma

1,526.4

106.9

782.2

519.3

1,408.4

0.0

188.6

-70.6

0.0

245.2

208.8

617.4

456.0

Oregon

857.3

1.1

297.6

319.2

617.8

0.0

247.5

-8.1

0.0

180.9

134.0

233.2

305.6

Pennsylvania

3,736.9

435.5

1,936.6

1,104.6

3,476.7

794.3

184.8

-719.0

0.0

880.7

559.4

1,445.3

852.5

Rhode Island

186.6

0.0

93.8

79.0

172.8

0.0

10.9

2.9

0.0

60.5

46.9

22.1

57.3

South Carolina

1,623.4

151.0

361.2

494.2

1,006.4

567.0

143.1

-93.1

0.0

374.4

288.8

498.4

463.6

South Dakota

358.4

24.8

103.2

118.1

246.1

0.0

130.0

-17.8

0.0

49.0

41.7

165.8

102.0

Tennessee

2,101.8

204.7

440.0

706.9

1,351.6

371.6

113.1

265.5

0.0

505.1

420.0

514.0

663.8

Texas

13,780.6

932.6

4,977.4

6,572.7

12,482.6

433.9

742.8

133.3

-12.0

1,633.4

1,546.1

7,338.5

3,268.8

Utah

848.7

237.9

287.0

320.4

845.3

0.0

36.7

-33.3

0.0

192.1

176.2

201.0

280.6

Vermont

124.8

0.0

14.0

71.5

85.6

0.0

30.6

-38.2

46.8

41.4

25.3

16.0

42.2

Virginia

2,427.8

67.7

665.9

797.0

1,530.7

294.1

165.5

437.6

0.0

544.3

734.1

417.4

734.2

Washington

1,571.4

42.2

381.9

723.7

1,147.8

102.7

426.1

-117.7

12.5

334.6

240.5

376.2

621.1

West Virginia

835.5

536.6

284.8

202.3

1,023.8

0.0

30.5

-218.8

0.0

153.8

107.0

383.9

191.7

Wisconsin

1,768.6

232.5

621.9

533.6

1,388.0

105.1

159.7

115.8

0.0

430.9

363.5

535.1

439.9

Wyoming

496.2

390.3

172.5

144.5

707.3

0.0

45.4

-256.5

0.0

50.3

53.7

288.3

104.6

United States

94,773.7

9,885.7

33,334.1

35,331.9

78,495.9

8,046.4

8,090.8

0.0

140.6

19,534.1

16,545.2

31,049.7

27,632.0

^aEnd-use sector estimates include electricity sales and associated electrical system energy losses.

^gIncludes the energy losses associated with the generation, transmission, and distribution of the electricity flowing across
state lines. A positive number indicates that more electricity came into the state than went out of the state during the year.

^bU.S. total includes -55.8 trillion Btu of net imports of coal coke that are not allocated to the states.

^hElectricity traded with Canada and Mexico. Calculated by converting net imports in kilowatthours by 3,412 Btu per
kilowatthour.

^cU.S. total includes 25.5 trillion Btu of other biofuels not allocated to the states.

Where shown, (s) = Value less than +0.05 and greater than -0.05 trillion Btu.

^dExcludes supplemental gaseous fuels.

Note: Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding.

^eExcludes biofuels blended into petroleum products and biofuels product supplied. Biofuels are included in "Renewable
energy."

Web Page: All data are available at https://www.eia.gov/state/seds/seds-data-complete.php.

^fIncludes biomass (wood, biomass waste, biodiesel, fuel ethanol, renewable diesel, and losses and co-products from
biofuel production), conventional hydroelectric power, geothermal, solar thermal and photovoltaic, and wind energy.

Data Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, State Energy Data System. See Technical Notes.
http://www.eia.gov/state/seds/