Table S6b. Electric Power Sector Energy Expenditure Estimates by Source, 2007 (Million Nominal Dollars)

Table S6b. Electric Power Sector Energy Expenditure Estimates by Source, 2007
(Million Nominal Dollars)

State

Coal

Natural
Gas ^a

Petroleum

Nuclear
Fuel

Biomass

Electricity
Imports ^c

Total
Energy ^d

Residual
Fuel Oil

Distillate
Fuel Oil

Petroleum
Coke

Total

Wood and
Waste ^b

Alabama

1,659.6

1,263.5

—

12.2

—

12.2

151.7

8.9

—

3,096.0

Alaska

14.9

146.4

33.8

72.3

—

106.0

—

0.1

267.4

Arizona

663.3

1,916.3

—

8.3

—

8.3

158.9

0.7

13.9

2,761.4

Arkansas

425.2

447.7

3.6

5.4

—

9.0

93.0

4.2

—

979.2

California

43.2

5,606.4

0.9

15.9

30.2

47.0

176.8

555.7

360.9

6,790.1

Colorado

484.1

538.5

—

6.9

—

6.9

—

1.3

0.1

1,030.9

Connecticut

113.6

575.0

117.8

6.6

—

124.4

80.4

31.8

114.7

1,039.8

Delaware

145.4

108.3

14.8

5.1

—

19.9

—

1.3

—

274.9

Dist. of Col.

—

17.5

—

17.5

—

17.5

Florida

1,766.2

7,227.3

1,344.0

112.4

91.0

1,547.3

156.9

79.5

—

10,777.1

Georgia

2,334.8

917.8

1.9

14.6

—

16.5

165.8

0.4

—

3,435.3

Hawaii

31.8

—

786.1

218.1

—

1,004.2

—

10.0

—

1,046.1

Idaho

—

77.4

—

(s)

—

(s)

—

3.4

6.3

87.0

Illinois

1,313.5

454.2

0.6

27.8

—

28.3

435.5

20.2

4.1

2,255.9

Indiana

2,026.3

283.3

—

25.3

—

25.3

—

0.9

4.9

2,340.7

Iowa

420.9

200.5

—

45.0

3.0

48.0

29.7

2.1

—

701.2

Kansas

480.5

161.3

—

9.1

3.2

12.3

46.5

—

(s)

700.7

Kentucky

1,691.6

150.4

—

22.9

43.4

66.4

—

0.5

—

1,908.8

Louisiana

529.4

1,689.9

24.0

5.3

30.8

60.1

98.7

3.0

—

2,381.0

Maine

10.2

274.7

37.4

2.4

—

39.8

—

99.0

265.4

689.2

Maryland

631.3

182.1

58.4

67.7

—

126.2

69.7

18.2

—

1,027.4

Massachusetts

326.2

1,486.0

293.7

13.4

—

307.1

30.9

48.7

58.3

2,257.1

Michigan

1,219.5

819.7

25.1

28.2

2.7

56.0

154.0

53.5

104.7

2,407.4

Minnesota

508.8

251.6

2.9

36.7

2.1

41.7

69.7

20.1

631.8

1,523.7

Mississippi

532.9

1,359.7

31.1

5.8

—

36.9

47.5

—

1,977.0

Missouri

1,026.1

301.2

—

13.9

—

13.9

45.9

(s)

0.1

1,387.1

Montana

223.6

6.0

—

2.1

10.6

12.7

—

5.9

248.2

Nebraska

183.3

97.8

0.9

5.2

—

6.1

53.2

1.5

0.6

342.6

Nevada

147.2

1,082.0

0.2

2.2

—

2.4

—

21.4

1,253.0

New Hampshire

129.8

308.8

28.9

7.7

—

36.5

51.9

62.1

49.2

638.3

New Jersey

322.7

1,285.8

6.8

21.5

—

28.3

155.7

28.7

—

1,821.2

New Mexico

525.6

376.2

—

9.1

—

9.1

—

0.8

2.3

914.0

New York

527.8

3,302.8

552.2

100.9

5.6

658.8

205.5

66.6

894.4

5,655.9

North Carolina

2,188.6

322.8

—

45.6

—

45.6

170.2

20.6

—

2,747.9

North Dakota

319.2

(s)

—

10.0

—

10.0

—

103.4

432.6

Ohio

2,312.4

293.9

—

55.7

12.2

67.9

67.5

2.5

22.5

2,766.7

Oklahoma

417.8

1,917.9

9.7

5.6

—

15.3

—

2,351.1

Oregon

59.5

619.2

—

0.8

—

0.8

—

31.4

89.7

800.7

Pennsylvania

2,164.0

1,153.1

70.3

62.3

—

132.6

356.5

64.0

9.8

3,880.1

Rhode Island

—

414.3

—

3.2

—

3.2

—

4.7

34.4

456.6

South Carolina

956.5

413.8

2.5

29.4

—

32.0

213.2

15.6

—

1,631.1

South Dakota

44.6

32.6

—

13.8

—

13.8

—

91.1

Tennessee

1,133.1

54.9

—

26.0

—

26.0

105.5

0.6

—

1,320.1

Texas

2,562.7

9,976.0

2.3

23.0

17.6

42.9

199.7

10.2

10.0

12,801.4

Utah

502.8

329.2

—

7.5

—

7.5

—

1.5

1.3

842.4

Vermont

—

0.2

—

0.8

—

0.8

23.6

24.4

162.2

211.1

Virginia

926.5

762.6

108.3

88.2

—

196.5

147.7

20.9

—

2,054.3

Washington

171.2

352.4

—

2.6

—

2.6

39.6

25.6

225.5

816.8

West Virginia

1,662.1

30.4

—

29.5

—

29.5

—

1,722.0

Wisconsin

706.9

409.4

—

28.8

11.0

39.8

69.6

17.2

(s)

1,242.8

Wyoming

489.2

13.5

—

8.7

—

8.7

—

2.0

513.3

United States

37,076.3

49,994.6

3,558.2

1,389.1

263.3

5,210.7

3,871.1

1,362.5

3,199.9

100,715.1

^aIncludes supplemental gaseous fuels.					Where shown, (s) = Value less than 0.05 million nominal dollars.
^bWood, wood-derived fuels, and waste.					Notes: Expenditure totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding. · The electric power sector comprises electricity-only and combined-heat-and-power (CHP) plants within the NAICS 22 category whose primary business is to sell electricity, or electricity and heat, to the public.
^cElectricity imported from Canada and Mexico.					Web Page: All data available at http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/states/_seds.html under "Complete Data Files."
^dThere are no direct fuel costs for hydroelectric, geothermal, wind, photovoltaic, or solar thermal energy.					Sources: Data sources, estimation procedures, and assumptions are described in the Technical Notes.
— = No consumption.