Table S3b. Commercial Sector Energy Expenditure Estimates by Source, 2007 (Million Nominal Dollars)

Table S3b. Commercial Sector Energy Expenditure Estimates by Source, 2007
(Million Nominal Dollars)

State

Primary Energy

Retail
Electricity

Total
Energy ^f

Coal

Natural
Gas ^a

Petroleum

Biomass

Total ^f

Distillate
Fuel Oil

Kerosene

LPG ^b

Motor
Gasoline ^c

Residual
Fuel Oil

Total ^d

Wood and
Waste ^e

Alabama

0.1

352.7

123.2

0.4

28.2

5.0

—

156.9

4.4

514.1

1,990.6

2,504.7

Alaska

14.0

142.0

102.1

13.6

2.3

20.3

—

138.3

1.1

295.4

344.7

640.1

Arizona

(s)

419.8

66.8

0.3

12.6

5.1

—

84.8

10.1

514.7

2,519.4

3,034.1

Arkansas

0.1

324.1

9.0

0.8

19.3

13.8

—

42.9

1.5

368.6

816.1

1,184.6

California

—

2,558.9

194.3

4.2

113.2

33.7

—

345.4

28.9

2,933.2

15,854.4

18,787.6

Colorado

0.5

512.2

45.9

0.6

44.0

5.1

—

95.5

8.1

616.3

1,562.3

2,178.6

Connecticut

0.2

453.5

270.9

4.3

21.6

4.6

11.8

313.3

3.1

770.1

2,327.7

3,097.7

Delaware

(s)

124.9

22.7

1.2

10.6

0.8

6.0

41.3

0.7

166.9

484.2

651.2

Dist. of Col.

1.0

261.1

31.0

0.1

(s)

3.0

—

34.2

0.5

296.8

1,143.4

1,440.2

Florida

(s)

667.8

220.5

1.5

55.1

74.6

2.5

354.2

2.2

1,024.2

9,154.1

10,178.3

Georgia

0.1

645.3

78.3

1.5

41.2

7.6

—

128.7

6.7

780.8

3,790.9

4,571.7

Hawaii

—

52.0

28.9

(s)

4.3

1.5

(s)

34.8

3.9

90.7

771.2

861.9

Idaho

1.7

152.3

27.6

0.1

15.8

2.5

—

45.9

2.4

202.3

309.2

511.5

Illinois

5.3

2,115.0

77.1

4.5

68.1

28.0

—

177.7

10.2

2,308.2

4,461.5

6,769.8

Indiana

8.4

770.7

100.3

3.5

54.2

31.1

0.2

189.4

6.6

975.1

1,805.8

2,780.9

Iowa

13.5

463.4

24.9

0.4

54.4

179.4

—

259.6

3.9

740.4

858.7

1,599.1

Kansas

—

367.7

26.9

0.5

26.7

8.5

—

62.6

2.4

432.8

1,056.3

1,489.0

Kentucky

7.3

388.9

67.2

1.3

26.6

5.0

—

100.1

3.9

500.1

1,353.5

1,853.7

Louisiana

(s)

280.9

59.6

0.6

8.8

310.0

—

379.1

2.2

662.2

2,088.8

2,751.0

Maine

0.2

85.2

299.7

14.7

29.8

5.6

24.3

374.2

4.4

464.0

543.0

1,007.0

Maryland

1.8

871.5

115.6

4.6

26.4

4.0

1.1

151.8

8.1

1,033.2

3,553.2

4,586.4

Massachusetts

1.7

927.5

330.7

3.2

29.0

9.1

48.9

420.9

7.5

1,357.5

4,127.0

5,484.5

Michigan

10.3

1,640.7

119.9

1.0

133.3

9.4

—

263.6

16.8

1,931.3

3,513.9

5,445.2

Minnesota

2.2

925.3

79.5

1.3

64.5

108.0

4.8

258.0

5.5

1,191.1

1,684.2

2,875.3

Mississippi

—

230.1

114.0

0.4

26.0

3.5

—

143.9

2.6

376.6

1,195.6

1,572.3

Missouri

7.8

700.0

36.8

1.1

62.1

6.4

0.3

106.8

5.3

820.0

1,972.8

2,792.8

Montana

0.1

129.1

17.4

(s)

28.3

1.8

—

47.5

1.7

178.3

391.3

569.6

Nebraska

0.2

275.4

19.1

0.2

22.0

13.4

—

54.7

1.8

332.2

600.5

932.7

Nevada

(s)

339.5

32.2

0.8

9.3

2.1

0.3

44.6

4.0

388.2

943.8

1,332.0

New Hampshire

0.3

144.3

108.0

4.7

32.9

5.4

25.6

176.6

1.2

322.4

635.9

958.3

New Jersey

0.1

2,042.2

350.6

12.3

23.9

8.4

14.3

409.6

4.3

2,456.3

5,310.2

7,766.5

New Mexico

0.1

247.4

18.6

0.1

25.1

2.4

—

46.3

3.3

297.2

684.6

981.8

New York

7.5

3,393.5

1,449.5

29.8

73.7

30.5

538.4

2,121.8

37.5

5,560.3

11,829.3

17,389.6

North Carolina

2.8

580.2

141.0

8.3

80.9

131.3

1.8

363.4

7.0

953.4

3,477.2

4,430.6

North Dakota

10.0

86.2

16.1

0.2

19.8

2.0

1.4

39.4

0.6

136.2

277.5

413.7

Ohio

7.7

1,871.7

176.5

10.9

67.3

53.7

(s)

308.4

11.8

2,199.6

4,174.9

6,374.5

Oklahoma

(s)

446.5

47.4

1.0

31.5

24.4

—

104.3

1.8

552.6

1,366.5

1,919.1

Oregon

—

358.5

45.8

1.6

9.0

4.0

2.0

62.4

6.2

427.1

1,165.4

1,592.6

Pennsylvania

36.4

1,862.4

484.9

20.4

77.6

10.7

23.5

617.0

10.3

2,526.1

4,374.8

6,900.8

Rhode Island

0.1

167.7

72.0

0.1

3.6

1.2

13.6

90.5

1.0

259.2

470.1

729.3

South Carolina

(s)

280.7

65.9

2.2

24.5

3.8

0.9

97.3

5.5

383.5

1,684.1

2,067.6

South Dakota

(s)

91.1

22.5

(s)

17.3

1.4

0.6

41.8

0.7

133.6

276.4

410.0

Tennessee

3.7

612.1

97.8

3.1

31.2

6.2

0.4

138.6

5.6

760.0

2,426.0

3,186.0

Texas

(s)

1,574.9

243.1

3.8

87.4

41.5

0.8

376.6

10.6

1,962.1

10,909.8

12,871.9

Utah

0.8

276.6

47.2

0.5

12.3

2.9

—

62.9

3.7

344.1

669.3

1,013.4

Vermont

0.1

33.7

84.5

3.4

23.1

0.8

5.5

117.4

0.7

151.8

253.0

404.8

Virginia

4.6

796.7

194.4

19.1

49.5

13.2

1.1

277.3

14.3

1,092.8

2,995.9

4,088.7

Washington

(s)

664.7

81.2

1.4

27.5

21.1

(s)

131.2

10.2

806.1

1,939.5

2,745.6

West Virginia

3.6

302.6

15.9

3.0

11.0

3.5

—

33.5

1.5

341.3

454.2

795.5

Wisconsin

3.4

922.2

105.6

1.1

77.8

6.7

1.3

192.6

5.7

1,123.9

2,047.2

3,171.1

Wyoming

1.3

74.5

9.0

0.1

14.8

48.9

—

72.7

0.9

149.5

263.3

412.7

United States

159.0

34,008.0

6,620.0

193.9

1,859.4

1,326.9

731.6

10,732.4

305.0

45,204.4

128,903.2

174,107.7

^aIncludes supplemental gaseous fuels.

— = No consumption.

^bLiquefied petroleum gases.

Where shown, (s) = Value less than 0.05 million nominal dollars.

^cIncludes fuel ethanol blended into motor gasoline.

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.

^dIncludes small amounts of petroleum coke not shown separately.

Web Page: All data available at http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/states/_seds.html under "Complete Data
Files."

^eWood, wood-derived fuels, and waste.

Sources: Data sources, estimation procedures, and assumptions are described in the Technical Notes.

^fThere are no direct fuel costs for hydroelectric, geothermal, photovoltaic, or solar thermal energy.