• Last Update: November 19, 2009
• Next Update: November 25, 2009

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Total Energy Consumption Per Capita Data Source

Legend
(million Btu)

• > 410
• 341 - 410
• 300 - 340
• < 300
• NA

Production

    1. Total Energy
    2. Crude Oil
    3. Natural Gas - Marketed
    4. Coal
    5. Total Net Electricity Generation
    6. Carbon Dioxide Emissions

Consumption

    7. Total Energy Consumption Per Capita

Prices

    8. No.2 Heating Oil, Residential
    9. Regular Motor Gasoline, Retail
  10. No.2 Diesel Fuel, Retail
  11. Natural Gas, Residential
  12. Electricity, Residential

 

Rank	State	Total Energy Consumption Per Capita (million Btu)
1	Alaska	1,062.32
2	Wyoming	948.59
3	Louisiana	861.19
4	North Dakota	671.05
5	Texas	496.34
6	Montana	483.09
7	Kentucky	477.55
8	West Virginia	469.91
9	Alabama	460.82
10	Indiana	458.35
11	Oklahoma	445.79
12	Mississippi	424.32
13	Iowa	414.03
14	Kansas	409.09
15	Arkansas	406.05
16	Nebraska	391.61
17	South Carolina	384.18
18	Tennessee	378.99
19	South Dakota	367.20
20	New Mexico	361.77
21	Minnesota	361.73
22	Idaho	354.01
23	Ohio	352.77
24	Delaware	350.42
25	Maine	346.33
26	Virginia	339.13
	United States	336.78
27	Missouri	334.12
28	Wisconsin	329.75
29	Georgia	328.98
30	Pennsylvania	322.56
31	Washington	320.53
32	District of Columbia	318.50
33	New Jersey	317.07
34	Illinois	315.24
35	Colorado	305.46
36	Nevada	304.34
37	Utah	301.82
38	Michigan	301.19
39	North Carolina	298.62
40	Oregon	296.67
41	Hawaii	269.11
42	Maryland	264.95
43	Vermont	261.20
44	Florida	252.86
45	Connecticut	249.49
46	Arizona	248.34
47	New Hampshire	239.47
48	Massachusetts	234.17
49	California	233.43
50	New York	209.18
51	Rhode Island	206.64