Table E12. Industrial sector energy expenditure estimates, 2024 (million dollars)

Table E12. Industrial sector energy expenditure estimates, 2024
(million dollars)
State	Primary energy												Electricity ^h	Total energy ^f^,g
	Coal			Natural gas ^a	Petroleum						Biomass	Total ^f^,g
	Coking coal	Steam coal	Total	Natural gas ^a	Distillate fuel oil	HGL ^b	Motor gasoline ^c	Residual fuel oil	Other ^d	Total	Wood and waste ^e	Total ^f^,g
Alabama	78	63	141	901	405	28	69	57	478	1,039	435	2,516	2,278	4,794
Alaska	—	(s)	(s)	408	353	2	13	(s)	290	657	(s)	1,066	246	1,312
Arizona	—	16	16	123	587	25	147	—	453	1,212	2	1,353	1,130	2,483
Arkansas	—	15	15	793	381	22	57	—	345	804	124	1,735	1,276	3,010
California	—	150	150	5,263	1,502	424	1,784	2	2,528	6,238	67	11,718	9,055	20,773
Colorado	—	10	10	656	513	22	127	—	448	1,111	1	1,778	1,249	3,027
Connecticut	—	—	—	143	60	9	55	(s)	277	401	2	546	438	983
Delaware	—	—	—	198	28	18	10	(s)	64	121	(s)	320	135	455
Dist. of Col.	—	—	—	—	2	(s)	4	—	48	54	—	54	20	74
Florida	—	14	14	765	746	70	407	19	997	2,239	148	3,166	1,484	4,650
Georgia	—	21	21	757	574	107	197	13	832	1,724	475	2,977	2,352	5,329
Hawaii	—	—	—	2	32	2	27	49	72	183	(s)	185	1,166	1,352
Idaho	—	6	6	186	245	5	56	(s)	145	453	48	692	737	1,428
Illinois	194	188	382	1,426	810	376	259	14	1,078	2,537	4	4,349	3,469	7,818
Indiana	802	185	987	2,095	631	106	198	9	832	1,776	10	4,867	3,358	8,225
Iowa	—	171	171	1,484	863	357	133	1	390	1,744	7	3,405	1,881	5,286
Kansas	—	10	10	485	560	14	88	49	230	941	2	1,438	812	2,250
Kentucky	—	88	88	446	383	271	68	1	522	1,245	52	1,830	1,757	3,588
Louisiana	—	32	32	3,516	526	4,450	83	62	5,199	10,321	271	14,139	1,785	15,924
Maine	—	—	—	175	77	6	20	20	78	201	82	458	289	748
Maryland	—	24	24	183	113	33	67	1	373	586	1	794	350	1,144
Massachusetts	—	—	—	578	98	13	117	2	472	703	2	1,283	1,027	2,310
Michigan	257	38	295	1,127	421	86	188	2	766	1,463	86	2,971	2,302	5,273
Minnesota	—	46	46	674	800	126	151	2	624	1,702	70	2,492	1,702	4,194
Mississippi	—	14	14	553	289	32	37	(s)	270	629	131	1,326	1,017	2,343
Missouri	—	56	56	575	531	39	124	(s)	524	1,218	2	1,851	1,020	2,870
Montana	—	11	11	100	170	7	59	—	181	417	3	532	285	817
Nebraska	—	34	34	484	524	36	81	—	191	831	1	1,350	913	2,263
Nevada	—	18	18	215	355	23	72	—	215	665	(s)	898	1,016	1,914
New Hampshire	—	—	—	90	38	8	26	3	75	150	2	243	318	561
New Jersey	—	—	—	296	205	424	170	—	686	1,485	1	1,781	659	2,440
New Mexico	—	7	7	50	231	4	62	—	270	567	(s)	623	710	1,333
New York	—	14	14	984	224	55	324	41	1,032	1,675	27	2,701	1,450	4,151
North Carolina	—	19	19	645	416	158	196	6	888	1,665	158	2,487	1,990	4,477
North Dakota	—	129	129	93	820	43	75	—	176	1,115	(s)	1,338	965	2,303
Ohio	604	53	657	2,313	678	259	188	36	1,157	2,318	34	5,322	3,459	8,781
Oklahoma	—	26	26	585	555	17	107	41	334	1,054	51	1,716	1,209	2,926
Oregon	—	1	1	381	269	22	193	1	271	756	90	1,228	1,226	2,454
Pennsylvania	861	46	908	2,061	823	788	211	7	1,239	3,068	62	6,098	3,800	9,898
Rhode Island	—	—	—	91	17	3	16	1	109	146	(s)	237	121	358
South Carolina	—	11	11	465	214	34	72	7	487	813	209	1,498	1,718	3,216
South Dakota	—	12	12	245	207	23	44	(s)	99	373	5	635	278	912
Tennessee	—	158	158	617	239	27	111	4	689	1,069	83	1,927	1,401	3,328
Texas	—	19	19	4,062	3,393	23,204	641	196	9,773	37,208	122	41,411	10,065	51,475
Utah	—	21	21	235	289	29	77	(s)	265	660	1	917	642	1,559
Vermont	—	—	—	9	65	3	22	2	72	165	(s)	175	148	322
Virginia	144	33	177	452	300	53	103	11	597	1,064	149	1,842	1,239	3,081
Washington	—	11	11	427	408	30	166	1	409	1,014	166	1,617	1,085	2,702
West Virginia	—	51	51	164	333	249	31	1	236	850	2	1,067	1,141	2,208
Wisconsin	—	31	31	808	486	63	130	16	651	1,346	49	2,234	1,951	4,185
Wyoming	—	58	58	294	483	13	27	—	142	665	(s)	1,017	675	1,692
United States	2,940	1,908	4,848	39,680	23,273	32,214	7,692	678	38,582	102,438	3,237	149,705	80,799	230,504

Footnotes:

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

^b Hydrocarbon gas liquids, include natural gas liquids and refinery olefins.

^c Includes fuel ethanol blended into motor gasoline.

^d Includes asphalt and road oil, kerosene, lubricants, petroleum coke, and the “other petroleum products” category. See technical notes, Section 4.

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

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

^g The U.S. total includes -$498 million of coal coke net imports, which are not allocated to the states.

^h Electricity sales to ultimate customers.

— = No consumption, including cases where adjustments were made. See explanation of adjustments in Section 7 of the technical notes.

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

Notes: · Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding. · The industrial sector includes industrial combined-heat-and-power (CHP) and industrial 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/