Table E11. Commercial sector energy expenditure estimates, 2024
(million dollars)





State
Primary energy


Electricity h




Total
energy g



Coal


Natural
gas a
Petroleum Biomass 


Total g
Distillate
fuel oil b

HGL c

Kerosene
Motor
gasoline d
Residual
fuel oil

Total e
Wood and
waste f
Alabama
— 355 85 33 (s) 110 (s) 229 3 586 3,118 3,704
Alaska
57 181 201 14 (s) 15 — 231 3 472 562 1,034
Arizona
— 436 124 69 (s) 256 — 449 4 889 4,415 5,304
Arkansas
— 537 52 20 (s) 66 — 139 5 681 1,207 1,888
California
— 4,008 472 270 2 1,557 — 2,301 32 6,341 29,400 35,741
Colorado
— 508 91 52 (s) 225 — 368 6 882 2,480 3,362
Connecticut
— 579 211 51 1 95 4 362 8 949 2,474 3,422
Delaware
— 116 21 18 (s) 38 (s) 77 (s) 193 522 716
Dist. of Col.
— 198 14 (s) (s) 7 — 21 1 220 1,228 1,448
Florida
— 815 233 139 (s) 718 — 1,091 10 1,915 10,903 12,819
Georgia
— 517 136 79 2 284 — 500 4 1,021 5,995 7,016
Hawaii
— 84 26 56 — 61 — 143 4 231 1,081 1,312
Idaho
— 197 48 24 (s) 47 — 119 6 322 639 960
Illinois
3 1,943 105 53 1 325 — 484 6 2,436 5,345 7,781
Indiana
4 650 70 40 2 167 (s) 279 9 942 2,944 3,886
Iowa
1 377 86 38 (s) 69 — 193 4 576 1,310 1,886
Kansas
— 409 34 18 (s) 68 — 121 2 531 1,767 2,299
Kentucky
— 358 58 34 1 82 — 175 3 536 2,335 2,871
Louisiana
— 321 57 20 (s) 78 — 156 (s) 476 2,473 2,950
Maine
— 133 191 174 5 45 4 420 9 562 750 1,312
Maryland
— 907 141 44 2 215 (s) 403 4 1,315 3,601 4,915
Massachusetts
— 1,618 287 86 2 176 2 553 19 2,190 4,908 7,098
Michigan
— 1,429 117 76 2 195 (s) 389 18 1,837 5,210 7,047
Minnesota
(s) 816 97 77 (s) 129 (s) 303 14 1,133 2,729 3,862
Mississippi
— 220 59 31 (s) 39 — 130 1 351 1,746 2,097
Missouri
1 729 66 46 (s) 153 — 265 9 1,003 3,034 4,038
Montana
(s) 204 11 44 (s) 24 — 78 5 287 597 885
Nebraska
— 236 30 12 (s) 42 (s) 85 1 323 1,081 1,404
Nevada
— 439 46 35 (s) 135 — 216 2 658 1,453 2,111
New Hampshire
— 121 99 106 2 47 20 273 8 402 796 1,198
New Jersey
— 1,654 201 19 1 232 (s) 453 14 2,122 5,431 7,553
New Mexico
— 163 25 42 (s) 44 — 111 6 280 1,011 1,291
New York
— 2,950 956 220 8 370 17 1,572 38 4,559 13,337 17,896
North Carolina
7 557 130 151 2 278 (s) 560 5 1,129 5,230 6,359
North Dakota
(s) 98 61 26 (s) 15 — 102 (s) 201 813 1,014
Ohio
— 1,203 205 84 2 296 — 588 15 1,805 5,418 7,223
Oklahoma
— 413 65 24 (s) 120 — 210 6 629 2,268 2,897
Oregon
— 353 48 75 (s) 165 — 288 14 655 2,494 3,149
Pennsylvania
(s) 1,682 348 152 6 335 (s) 840 31 2,554 4,252 6,806
Rhode Island
— 206 65 16 (s) 21 (s) 102 2 310 773 1,083
South Carolina
— 281 57 47 (s) 173 1 278 1 560 2,798 3,357
South Dakota
— 81 15 10 (s) 19 1 45 1 127 539 667
Tennessee
— 522 90 38 1 148 — 277 4 802 4,338 5,140
Texas
— 1,865 265 195 1 596 — 1,057 5 2,928 14,046 16,974
Utah
— 522 57 61 (s) 75 — 193 4 720 1,326 2,046
Vermont
— 46 70 58 1 20 2 150 5 201 369 570
Virginia
1 671 155 133 3 262 (s) 554 24 1,250 6,865 8,115
Washington
— 612 133 86 (s) 254 — 473 13 1,098 3,307 4,405
West Virginia
— 253 40 14 1 39 — 93 4 350 891 1,240
Wisconsin
— 790 66 67 1 137 — 270 10 1,071 2,943 4,014
Wyoming
(s) 114 31 30 (s) 12 — 72 1 188 489 677
United States
76 34,477 6,349 3,307 51 9,081 54 18,842 403 53,799 185,043 238,842

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.

Where shown, (s) = Value less than 0.5 million dollars.

Notes: · Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding. · 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/