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Table E13. Transportation sector energy expenditure estimates, 2022
(million dollars)

Table E13. Transportation sector energy expenditure estimates, 2022 (million dollars)





State		 Primary energy


Electricity f



Total
energy



Coal

Natural
gas a		 Petroleum


Total

Aviation
gasoline
Distillate
fuel oil b
HGL c		 Jet
fuel d
Lubricants		 Motor
gasoline e
Residual
fuel oil

Total
Alabama — 1 14 4,464 5 251 276 10,749 70 15,828 15,829 — 15,829
Alaska — (s) 39 1,462 (s) 3,201 45 1,419 — 6,166 6,166 — 6,166
Arizona — 25 32 4,881 7 1,925 266 12,326 — 19,436 19,461 1 19,462
Arkansas — 1 9 3,275 (s) 163 161 5,059 — 8,668 8,669 (s) 8,669
California — 414 73 29,964 17 12,259 1,147 64,698 4,884 113,043 113,457 94 113,551
Colorado — 15 20 4,337 6 1,984 235 9,136 — 15,719 15,734 9 15,743
Connecticut — 4 4 1,512 4 273 104 5,684 — 7,581 7,585 31 7,616
Delaware — — 2 371 8 265 32 1,820 5 2,503 2,503 — 2,503
Dist. of Col. — 4 — 88 (s) — 6 385 — 479 484 21 505
Florida — 86 94 10,141 22 7,760 722 30,721 1,177 50,637 50,723 8 50,731
Georgia — 26 27 6,404 19 3,334 394 15,032 182 25,392 25,417 13 25,431
Hawaii — — 2 544 — 2,234 33 2,145 158 5,115 5,115 — 5,115
Idaho — 1 10 2,153 (s) 286 91 3,198 — 5,738 5,739 — 5,739
Illinois — 1 17 9,187 8 4,024 404 14,764 1 28,404 28,405 33 28,438
Indiana — 23 13 6,725 9 575 313 10,552 24 18,211 18,234 2 18,235
Iowa — (s) 8 3,734 3 167 167 5,430 — 9,510 9,510 — 9,510
Kansas — 16 11 3,640 1 212 149 4,235 — 8,248 8,264 — 8,264
Kentucky — (s) 8 4,599 2 2,227 223 7,886 — 14,945 14,945 — 14,945
Louisiana — 3 11 5,336 7 527 270 7,206 272 13,628 13,631 1 13,632
Maine — (s) 4 1,064 1 105 56 2,454 8 3,692 3,692 — 3,692
Maryland — 6 8 2,403 4 957 165 8,483 12 12,033 12,039 37 12,076
Massachusetts — 2 13 2,320 1 1,650 172 9,480 20 13,657 13,659 21 13,680
Michigan — 11 17 4,712 12 1,105 326 15,298 73 21,542 21,553 1 21,553
Minnesota — 4 15 4,104 10 1,098 208 8,597 — 14,031 14,035 2 14,038
Mississippi — (s) 12 3,518 (s) 189 180 5,730 40 9,667 9,668 — 9,668
Missouri — 2 14 4,828 4 687 281 11,073 (s) 16,887 16,890 2 16,892
Montana — (s) 9 1,573 1 187 65 2,174 — 4,008 4,008 — 4,008
Nebraska — 13 7 3,051 1 159 118 3,247 — 6,582 6,595 — 6,595
Nevada — 9 8 1,919 1 2,026 107 5,390 — 9,452 9,461 1 9,461
New Hampshire — (s) 4 610 (s) 117 47 2,573 — 3,351 3,351 — 3,351
New Jersey — 11 11 3,961 6 2,688 279 12,520 568 20,032 20,043 33 20,076
New Mexico — 8 7 3,428 1 224 136 3,342 — 7,137 7,145 — 7,145
New York — 35 15 8,435 6 6,564 449 18,356 348 34,172 34,208 360 34,567
North Carolina — 10 22 5,663 7 2,127 372 16,813 4 25,008 25,018 1 25,019
North Dakota — (s) 9 1,759 1 119 61 1,526 — 3,474 3,474 — 3,474
Ohio — 38 17 7,986 9 1,396 422 16,771 1 26,603 26,640 3 26,643
Oklahoma — 27 12 4,954 9 1,177 221 6,501 — 12,874 12,901 — 12,901
Oregon — (s) 14 3,679 6 743 150 6,620 21 11,233 11,233 2 11,235
Pennsylvania — 29 14 8,358 16 1,516 408 17,118 29 27,459 27,488 41 27,529
Rhode Island — 2 1 407 (s) 57 27 1,370 1 1,863 1,865 4 1,869
South Carolina — 1 13 3,926 7 436 243 8,993 199 13,816 13,818 — 13,818
South Dakota — — 5 1,242 1 98 55 1,803 — 3,204 3,204 — 3,204
Tennessee — 13 19 5,585 2 2,212 312 12,020 1 20,151 20,164 — 20,164
Texas — 23 72 29,999 29 7,398 1,605 48,309 2,318 89,729 89,752 12 89,764
Utah — 6 11 2,948 1 1,284 132 4,862 — 9,239 9,245 6 9,251
Vermont — (s) 2 330 (s) 35 21 1,084 (s) 1,472 1,472 — 1,472
Virginia — 11 15 5,335 5 3,049 320 12,950 34 21,708 21,720 14 21,734
Washington — 4 21 4,826 11 2,644 275 11,088 2,129 20,993 20,997 11 21,008
West Virginia — (s) 3 2,366 1 25 98 2,853 — 5,345 5,345 — 5,345
Wisconsin — 3 12 4,441 8 310 236 9,732 (s) 14,738 14,741 (s) 14,741
Wyoming — (s) 4 1,881 (s) 55 64 1,128 — 3,133 3,133 — 3,133

United States		 — 892 803 244,426 275 84,100 12,650 502,702 12,578 857,534 858,426 765 859,191
aTransportation use of natural gas as vehicle fuel only. — = No consumption, including cases where adjustments were made. See explanation of adjustments in
Section 7 of the Technical Notes.
bIncludes biodiesel and renewable diesel blended into distillate fuel oil. Includes biodiesel and renewable
diesel product supplied.		 Where shown, (s) = Value less than 0.5 million dollars.
cHydrocarbon gas liquids, assumed to be propane only. Note: Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding.
dKerosene-type jet fuel only; naphtha-type jet fuel is included in "Industrial Sector, Other Petroleum." Web Page: All data are available at https://www.eia.gov/state/seds/seds-data-complete.php.
eIncludes fuel ethanol blended into motor gasoline. Data Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, State Energy Data System. See Technical Notes.
http://www.eia.gov/state/seds/
fElectricity sales to ultimate customers. Sales to public railroads and railway systems only. Excludes electric
vehicles.