Table E10. Residential sector energy expenditure estimates, 2024
(million dollars)





State
Primary energy


Electricity g




Total
energy f




Coal a


Natural
gas b
Petroleum Biomass 


Total f

Distillate
fuel oil c


HGL d


Kerosene


Total


Wood e
Alabama
— 549 3 98 (s) 101 15 666 4,993 5,659
Alaska
— 250 201 14 (s) 215 13 478 514 992
Arizona
— 846 (s) 143 (s) 144 22 1,012 6,028 7,039
Arkansas
— 444 1 113 (s) 114 25 582 2,289 2,871
California
— 8,029 14 676 14 704 112 8,845 27,444 36,289
Colorado
— 1,363 3 293 (s) 296 31 1,691 3,087 4,778
Connecticut
— 802 1,154 337 2 1,493 41 2,336 3,720 6,056
Delaware
— 163 59 76 2 138 2 303 857 1,161
Dist. of Col.
— 169 17 1 — 18 — 188 433 621
Florida
— 516 2 243 1 246 1 763 19,561 20,324
Georgia
— 2,392 2 265 2 268 19 2,679 8,740 11,419
Hawaii
— 30 (s) 24 — 24 (s) 54 1,137 1,190
Idaho
— 282 16 163 (s) 180 31 493 1,133 1,626
Illinois
— 3,827 9 534 2 545 30 4,402 7,118 11,520
Indiana
— 1,267 25 309 5 339 24 1,630 4,880 6,510
Iowa
— 576 18 326 1 345 13 934 1,939 2,873
Kansas
— 706 (s) 140 (s) 141 8 855 1,958 2,813
Kentucky
— 568 13 186 4 203 18 789 3,335 4,125
Louisiana
— 519 (s) 57 (s) 57 2 578 3,633 4,211
Maine
— 56 627 273 46 945 44 1,045 1,190 2,235
Maryland
— 1,186 335 221 6 563 22 1,770 4,880 6,650
Massachusetts
— 2,458 1,646 355 8 2,009 50 4,516 5,868 10,384
Michigan
— 2,945 61 697 4 761 89 3,796 6,466 10,262
Minnesota
— 1,267 105 503 2 610 47 1,924 3,409 5,333
Mississippi
— 298 (s) 141 (s) 141 5 444 2,490 2,934
Missouri
— 1,439 4 347 1 352 26 1,818 4,548 6,366
Montana
— 173 9 153 (s) 163 28 364 722 1,085
Nebraska
— 356 2 71 (s) 73 5 434 1,198 1,632
Nevada
— 824 7 61 (s) 68 12 903 2,194 3,098
New Hampshire
— 129 451 364 15 830 41 1,001 1,135 2,135
New Jersey
— 2,905 573 120 1 694 34 3,632 5,744 9,376
New Mexico
— 324 (s) 120 (s) 120 31 475 1,043 1,519
New York
— 6,639 2,302 833 87 3,222 106 9,968 12,424 22,392
North Carolina
— 1,129 118 569 28 716 27 1,872 8,727 10,599
North Dakota
— 105 19 97 (s) 117 1 222 565 788
Ohio
— 3,405 170 462 10 642 77 4,124 8,340 12,464
Oklahoma
— 748 (s) 115 (s) 115 24 887 2,977 3,864
Oregon
— 706 45 64 5 115 69 889 2,906 3,795
Pennsylvania
— 2,883 1,793 492 40 2,324 136 5,343 9,642 14,985
Rhode Island
— 382 333 54 1 387 8 778 891 1,669
South Carolina
— 564 11 143 5 159 5 729 4,632 5,361
South Dakota
— 114 12 65 (s) 77 5 197 665 862
Tennessee
— 713 6 149 7 162 19 894 5,445 6,339
Texas
— 3,544 (s) 436 (s) 436 27 4,007 24,652 28,659
Utah
— 975 3 58 (s) 61 20 1,056 1,444 2,500
Vermont
— 61 242 173 12 428 22 511 488 1,000
Virginia
— 1,159 284 428 15 727 77 1,963 6,524 8,487
Washington
— 1,075 101 231 1 333 65 1,474 4,596 6,070
West Virginia
— 320 31 103 5 138 19 477 1,609 2,086
Wisconsin
— 1,248 91 481 2 575 53 1,876 3,783 5,659
Wyoming
— 150 3 74 (s) 77 8 235 370 605
United States
— 63,578 10,924 12,451 336 23,711 1,611 88,901 244,367 333,268

Footnotes:

a Consumption data are no longer collected and are assumed to be zero.

b Includes supplemental gaseous fuels that are commingled with natural gas.

c Includes biodiesel blended into distillate fuel oil and biodiesel product supplied.

d Hydrocarbon gas liquids, assumed to be propane only.

e Wood and wood-derived fuels.

f There are no direct fuel costs for geothermal or solar energy.

g Electricity sales to ultimate customers.

— = No consumption.

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

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

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/