The document analyzes and ranks US states based on various energy consumption metrics from 2004. It provides data on each state's ranking for industrial energy consumption as a percentage of total, total energy consumption per capita, primary fuels used for electricity generation, and rankings for economic and demographic factors like median income and age. Louisiana had the highest percentage of energy consumption by the industrial sector, while Wyoming had the second highest consumption per capita. States relied primarily on coal, natural gas, and nuclear power for electricity generation.

1. ENERGY CONSUMPTION ANALYSIS, RANKED BY STATE, 2004 Energy Information Administration
2004
RANKING
BY HIGH
INDUST
SECTOR
ENERGY
CONSUM
AS
PERCENT
OF TOTAL
CONSUM
(NOTE 1)
STATE
2004
RANKING
BY TOTAL
ENERGY
CONSUM
PER
CAPITA
2004
PERCENTAGE
OF
INDUSTRIAL
SECTOR
CONSUM OF
TOTAL
CONSUM
(NOTE 1)
(2000
CENSUS)
RANKING
IN POP
DENSITY
2004
RANKING
IN PER
CAPITA
MOTOR
GASOLINE
CONSUM
2004
RANKING IN
TOTAL
CONSUM BY
RESIDENTAL
SECTOR
(NOTE 2)
(LATEST INFO
AVAIL) TYPE
OF ENERGY
PRODUCTION
INDUSTRIES
(2006 NPRA
DATA)
NUMBER
OF
REFINERIE
S
2004
NUMBER
OF
NUCLEAR
POWER
PLANTS
(AS OF
2005)
PRIMARY
FUELS
FOR
ELECT
GEN
2004
RANKING
BY
LOWEST
RETAIL
ELECT
PRICE
(NOTE 3)
2004
RANKING
BY
PERCENT
OF MANUF
WORKERS
(NOTE 4)
2004
RANKING
BY
PERCENT
OF
WORKERS
IN SERVICE
JOBS
(NOTE 5)
2004
RANKING BY
PERCENT OF
WORKERS IN
BUSINESS
MANAGE AND
FINANCIAL
SECTOR
(NOTE 6)
2004
RANKING
BY
MEDIAN
AGE
(NOTE 7)
2004
RANKING
BY PER
CAPITA
PERSONAL
INCOME
(NOTE 8)
2004
RANKING
BY MEDIAN
MONTHLY
COST FOR
OWNER
OCCUPIED
HOUSING
(NOTE 9)
RANKING
BY
ECONOMY
GROWTH
(2004 TO
2005)
(NOTE 10)
1 LOUISIANA 3 63.3 23 24 22
OIL, NATURAL
GAS,
BIODIESEL,
NUCLEAR,
AND
PETROCHEM 18 2
NATURAL
GAS
(47.0%)
COAL
(24.9%)
NUCLEAR
(16.9%) 33 38 4 49 42 51 43 51
2 WYOMING 2 56.2 50 1 49
OIL, NATURAL
GAS,
URANIUM,
AND COAL 5 0
COAL
(95.1%) 3 48 20 24 10 15 30 9
3 TEXAS 5 53.5 29 16 2
OIL, NATURAL
GAS, COAL,
PETROCHEM,
URANIUM,
NUCLEAR,
ETHANOL,
BIODIESEL,
AND WIND
ENERGY 25 2
NATURAL
GAS
(49.4%)
COAL
(37.4%)
NUCLEAR
(9.6%) 37 28 18 29 50 28 41 17
4 ALASKA 1 50.5 51 31 47
OIL, NATURAL
GAS, AND
HYDROELECT 6 0
NATURAL
GAS
(56.6%)
HYDROE
(22.3%) 46 50 35 19 49 18 16 49
5 INDIANA 7 47.6 17 27 13
COAL,
ETHANOL,
BIODIESEL,
AND
PETROCHEM 2 0
COAL
(94.2%) 5 1 27 45 37 33 38 47
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2. ENERGY CONSUMPTION ANALYSIS, RANKED BY STATE, 2004 Energy Information Administration
2004
RANKING
BY HIGH
INDUST
SECTOR
ENERGY
CONSUM
AS
PERCENT
OF TOTAL
CONSUM
(NOTE 1)
STATE
2004
RANKING
BY TOTAL
ENERGY
CONSUM
PER
CAPITA
2004
PERCENTAGE
OF
INDUSTRIAL
SECTOR
CONSUM OF
TOTAL
CONSUM
(NOTE 1)
(2000
CENSUS)
RANKING
IN POP
DENSITY
2004
RANKING
IN PER
CAPITA
MOTOR
GASOLINE
CONSUM
2004
RANKING IN
TOTAL
CONSUM BY
RESIDENTAL
SECTOR
(NOTE 2)
(LATEST INFO
AVAIL) TYPE
OF ENERGY
PRODUCTION
INDUSTRIES
(2006 NPRA
DATA)
NUMBER
OF
REFINERIE
S
2004
NUMBER
OF
NUCLEAR
POWER
PLANTS
(AS OF
2005)
PRIMARY
FUELS
FOR
ELECT
GEN
2004
RANKING
BY
LOWEST
RETAIL
ELECT
PRICE
(NOTE 3)
2004
RANKING
BY
PERCENT
OF MANUF
WORKERS
(NOTE 4)
2004
RANKING
BY
PERCENT
OF
WORKERS
IN SERVICE
JOBS
(NOTE 5)
2004
RANKING BY
PERCENT OF
WORKERS IN
BUSINESS
MANAGE AND
FINANCIAL
SECTOR
(NOTE 6)
2004
RANKING
BY
MEDIAN
AGE
(NOTE 7)
2004
RANKING
BY PER
CAPITA
PERSONAL
INCOME
(NOTE 8)
2004
RANKING
BY MEDIAN
MONTHLY
COST FOR
OWNER
OCCUPIED
HOUSING
(NOTE 9)
RANKING
BY
ECONOMY
GROWTH
(2004 TO
2005)
(NOTE 10)
6 NORTH DAKOTA 4 46.7 48 8 45
OIL,
ETHANOL,
SYNFUELS,
WIND
POWER, AND
HYDROELECT 1 0
COAL
(94.8%) 7 42 16 7 9 35 48 13
7 ALABAMA 6 46.3 27 17 21
BIODIESEL,
HYDROELECT
, COAL, OIL,
NUCLEAR,
AND
PETROCHEM 4 3
COAL
(56.6%)
NUCLEAR
(23.0%)
NATURAL
GAS
(10.1%) 12 12 46 48 21 42 46 28
8 WEST VIRGINIA 9 44.1 30 41 34
COAL AND
PETROCHEM 1 0
COAL
(97.6%) 4 33 8 51 3 48 49 27
9 ARKANSAS 13 41.7 35 21 32
HYDROELECT
, NATURAL
GAS,
BIODIESEL,
NUCLEAR,
AND
PETROCHEM 2 1
COAL
(48.2%)
NUCLEAR
(28.6%)
NATURAL
GAS
(12.6%) 9 5 24 47 27 49 51 32
10 IOWA 15 41.2 34 7 30
ETHANOL,
BIODIESEL,
NUCLEAR,
AND WIND
ENERGY 0 1
COAL
(77.6%)
NUCLEAR
(10.3%) 18 8 45 26 11 29 44 40
11 SOUTH CAROLINA 14 38.6 22 3 24
BIODIESEL,
NUCLEAR,
AND
HYDROELECT 0 4
NUCLEAR
(51.8%)
COAL
(38.7%) 15 9 32 44 26 44 35 25
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3. ENERGY CONSUMPTION ANALYSIS, RANKED BY STATE, 2004 Energy Information Administration
2004
RANKING
BY HIGH
INDUST
SECTOR
ENERGY
CONSUM
AS
PERCENT
OF TOTAL
CONSUM
(NOTE 1)
STATE
2004
RANKING
BY TOTAL
ENERGY
CONSUM
PER
CAPITA
2004
PERCENTAGE
OF
INDUSTRIAL
SECTOR
CONSUM OF
TOTAL
CONSUM
(NOTE 1)
(2000
CENSUS)
RANKING
IN POP
DENSITY
2004
RANKING
IN PER
CAPITA
MOTOR
GASOLINE
CONSUM
2004
RANKING IN
TOTAL
CONSUM BY
RESIDENTAL
SECTOR
(NOTE 2)
(LATEST INFO
AVAIL) TYPE
OF ENERGY
PRODUCTION
INDUSTRIES
(2006 NPRA
DATA)
NUMBER
OF
REFINERIE
S
2004
NUMBER
OF
NUCLEAR
POWER
PLANTS
(AS OF
2005)
PRIMARY
FUELS
FOR
ELECT
GEN
2004
RANKING
BY
LOWEST
RETAIL
ELECT
PRICE
(NOTE 3)
2004
RANKING
BY
PERCENT
OF MANUF
WORKERS
(NOTE 4)
2004
RANKING
BY
PERCENT
OF
WORKERS
IN SERVICE
JOBS
(NOTE 5)
2004
RANKING BY
PERCENT OF
WORKERS IN
BUSINESS
MANAGE AND
FINANCIAL
SECTOR
(NOTE 6)
2004
RANKING
BY
MEDIAN
AGE
(NOTE 7)
2004
RANKING
BY PER
CAPITA
PERSONAL
INCOME
(NOTE 8)
2004
RANKING
BY MEDIAN
MONTHLY
COST FOR
OWNER
OCCUPIED
HOUSING
(NOTE 9)
RANKING
BY
ECONOMY
GROWTH
(2004 TO
2005)
(NOTE 10)
12 IDAHO 23 38.0 45 34 39 HYDROELECT 0 0
HYDROE
(78.9%)
NATURAL
GAS
(14.3%) 2 21 16 33 45 45 29 4
13 MONTANA 10 37.9 49 12 43
OIL, NATURAL
GAS, COAL,
WIND
POWER, AND
HYDROELECT 4 0
COAL
(63.8%)
HYDROE
(34.3%) 19 47 5 28 4 40 31 8
14 KENTUCKY 8 37.5 24 20 25
COAL,
BIODIESEL,
ETHANOL,
AND
HYROELECT 2 0
COAL
(91.1%) 1 7 34 46 19 43 42 33
15 OKLAHOMA 11 37.3 36 2 28
OIL, NATURAL
GAS,
PETROCHEM,
BIODIESEL,
HYDROELECT
, AND WIND
ENERGY 5 0
COAL
(53.0%)
NATURAL
GAS
(41.6%) 22 24 10 39 33 41 47 30
16 MISSISSIPPI 12 37.3 33 6 31
OIL, NATURAL
GAS,
BIODIESEL,
NUCLEAR
AND
PETROCHEM 4 1
COAL
(36.9%)
NATURAL
GAS
(34.1%)
NUCLEAR
(22.4%) 30 9 12 50 41 50 50 46
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4. ENERGY CONSUMPTION ANALYSIS, RANKED BY STATE, 2004 Energy Information Administration
2004
RANKING
BY HIGH
INDUST
SECTOR
ENERGY
CONSUM
AS
PERCENT
OF TOTAL
CONSUM
(NOTE 1)
STATE
2004
RANKING
BY TOTAL
ENERGY
CONSUM
PER
CAPITA
2004
PERCENTAGE
OF
INDUSTRIAL
SECTOR
CONSUM OF
TOTAL
CONSUM
(NOTE 1)
(2000
CENSUS)
RANKING
IN POP
DENSITY
2004
RANKING
IN PER
CAPITA
MOTOR
GASOLINE
CONSUM
2004
RANKING IN
TOTAL
CONSUM BY
RESIDENTAL
SECTOR
(NOTE 2)
(LATEST INFO
AVAIL) TYPE
OF ENERGY
PRODUCTION
INDUSTRIES
(2006 NPRA
DATA)
NUMBER
OF
REFINERIE
S
2004
NUMBER
OF
NUCLEAR
POWER
PLANTS
(AS OF
2005)
PRIMARY
FUELS
FOR
ELECT
GEN
2004
RANKING
BY
LOWEST
RETAIL
ELECT
PRICE
(NOTE 3)
2004
RANKING
BY
PERCENT
OF MANUF
WORKERS
(NOTE 4)
2004
RANKING
BY
PERCENT
OF
WORKERS
IN SERVICE
JOBS
(NOTE 5)
2004
RANKING BY
PERCENT OF
WORKERS IN
BUSINESS
MANAGE AND
FINANCIAL
SECTOR
(NOTE 6)
2004
RANKING
BY
MEDIAN
AGE
(NOTE 7)
2004
RANKING
BY PER
CAPITA
PERSONAL
INCOME
(NOTE 8)
2004
RANKING
BY MEDIAN
MONTHLY
COST FOR
OWNER
OCCUPIED
HOUSING
(NOTE 9)
RANKING
BY
ECONOMY
GROWTH
(2004 TO
2005)
(NOTE 10)
17 KANSAS 16 36.9 41 22 33
OIL, NATURAL
GAS,
NUCLEAR,
COAL,
ETHANOL,
BIODIESEL,
GEOTHERM,
AND WIND
ENERGY 3 1
COAL
(75.2%)
NUCLEAR
(19.2%) 17 23 29 23 38 26 40 19
18 WISCONSIN 28 36.6 25 37 19
NUCLEAR
BIODIESEL,
AND
ETHANOL 1 2
COAL
(67.4%)
NUCLEAR
(16.0%)
NATURAL
GAS
(10.3%) 25 3 44 32 17 21 26 39
19 DELAWARE 19 35.8 8 14 44
BIODIESEL
AND
PETROCHEM 1 0
COAL
(59.4%)
NATURAL
GAS
(19.6%)
FUEL OIL
(15.0%) 36 29 47 14 16 12 18 45
20 TENNESSEE 17 33.8 20 9 14
NUCLEAR,
BIODIESEL,
ETHANOL,
AND
HYDROELECT 1 2
COAL
(61.0%)
NUCLEAR
(28.6%)
HYDROE
(9.6%) 13 4 39 41 23 36 37 42
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5. ENERGY CONSUMPTION ANALYSIS, RANKED BY STATE, 2004 Energy Information Administration
2004
RANKING
BY HIGH
INDUST
SECTOR
ENERGY
CONSUM
AS
PERCENT
OF TOTAL
CONSUM
(NOTE 1)
STATE
2004
RANKING
BY TOTAL
ENERGY
CONSUM
PER
CAPITA
2004
PERCENTAGE
OF
INDUSTRIAL
SECTOR
CONSUM OF
TOTAL
CONSUM
(NOTE 1)
(2000
CENSUS)
RANKING
IN POP
DENSITY
2004
RANKING
IN PER
CAPITA
MOTOR
GASOLINE
CONSUM
2004
RANKING IN
TOTAL
CONSUM BY
RESIDENTAL
SECTOR
(NOTE 2)
(LATEST INFO
AVAIL) TYPE
OF ENERGY
PRODUCTION
INDUSTRIES
(2006 NPRA
DATA)
NUMBER
OF
REFINERIE
S
2004
NUMBER
OF
NUCLEAR
POWER
PLANTS
(AS OF
2005)
PRIMARY
FUELS
FOR
ELECT
GEN
2004
RANKING
BY
LOWEST
RETAIL
ELECT
PRICE
(NOTE 3)
2004
RANKING
BY
PERCENT
OF MANUF
WORKERS
(NOTE 4)
2004
RANKING
BY
PERCENT
OF
WORKERS
IN SERVICE
JOBS
(NOTE 5)
2004
RANKING BY
PERCENT OF
WORKERS IN
BUSINESS
MANAGE AND
FINANCIAL
SECTOR
(NOTE 6)
2004
RANKING
BY
MEDIAN
AGE
(NOTE 7)
2004
RANKING
BY PER
CAPITA
PERSONAL
INCOME
(NOTE 8)
2004
RANKING
BY MEDIAN
MONTHLY
COST FOR
OWNER
OCCUPIED
HOUSING
(NOTE 9)
RANKING
BY
ECONOMY
GROWTH
(2004 TO
2005)
(NOTE 10)
21 OHIO 25 33.8 10 36 7
COAL,
BIODIESEL,
ETHANOL,
NUCLEAR
AND
PETROCHEM 4 2
COAL
(87.2%)
NUCLEAR
(9.4%) 26 6 19 35 18 27 28 48
22 NEW MEXICO 21 33.4 46 23 40
OIL, NATURAL
GAS,
URANIUM,
AND WIND
ENERGY 3 0
COAL
(85.2%)
NATURAL
GAS
(11.9%) 31 46 3 40 35 47 36 12
23 PENNSLYLVANNIA 30 32.5 11 47 5
NUCLEAR,
OIL,
BIODIESEL,
AND COAL 5 5
COAL
(55.5%)
NUCLEAR
(35.0%) 38 14 32 34 5 19 34 36
24 MAINE 20 32.1 39 4 38
WOOD AND
HYDROELECT 0 0
NATURAL
GAS
(44.6%)
HYDROE
(21.7%)
RENEW
(21.6%) 41 30 11 42 1 32 25 43
25 ILLINOIS 34 31.6 12 46 6
NUCLEAR,
ETHANOL,
BIODIESEL,
COAL, AND
PETROCHEM 4 6
NUCLEAR
(48.0%)
COAL
(47.7%) 24 16 27 18 40 16 19 35
26 NEBRASKA 18 31.5 43 30 37
NUCLEAR,
BIODIESEL,
ETHANOL,
HYDROELECT
, AND WIND
ENERGY 0 2
COAL
(66.2%)
NUCLEAR
(28.0%) 6 36 25 10 34 23 39 41
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6. ENERGY CONSUMPTION ANALYSIS, RANKED BY STATE, 2004 Energy Information Administration
2004
RANKING
BY HIGH
INDUST
SECTOR
ENERGY
CONSUM
AS
PERCENT
OF TOTAL
CONSUM
(NOTE 1)
STATE
2004
RANKING
BY TOTAL
ENERGY
CONSUM
PER
CAPITA
2004
PERCENTAGE
OF
INDUSTRIAL
SECTOR
CONSUM OF
TOTAL
CONSUM
(NOTE 1)
(2000
CENSUS)
RANKING
IN POP
DENSITY
2004
RANKING
IN PER
CAPITA
MOTOR
GASOLINE
CONSUM
2004
RANKING IN
TOTAL
CONSUM BY
RESIDENTAL
SECTOR
(NOTE 2)
(LATEST INFO
AVAIL) TYPE
OF ENERGY
PRODUCTION
INDUSTRIES
(2006 NPRA
DATA)
NUMBER
OF
REFINERIE
S
2004
NUMBER
OF
NUCLEAR
POWER
PLANTS
(AS OF
2005)
PRIMARY
FUELS
FOR
ELECT
GEN
2004
RANKING
BY
LOWEST
RETAIL
ELECT
PRICE
(NOTE 3)
2004
RANKING
BY
PERCENT
OF MANUF
WORKERS
(NOTE 4)
2004
RANKING
BY
PERCENT
OF
WORKERS
IN SERVICE
JOBS
(NOTE 5)
2004
RANKING BY
PERCENT OF
WORKERS IN
BUSINESS
MANAGE AND
FINANCIAL
SECTOR
(NOTE 6)
2004
RANKING
BY
MEDIAN
AGE
(NOTE 7)
2004
RANKING
BY PER
CAPITA
PERSONAL
INCOME
(NOTE 8)
2004
RANKING
BY MEDIAN
MONTHLY
COST FOR
OWNER
OCCUPIED
HOUSING
(NOTE 9)
RANKING
BY
ECONOMY
GROWTH
(2004 TO
2005)
(NOTE 10)
27 GEORGIA 24 30.6 19 15 9
BIODIESEL
AND
NUCLEAR 1 2
COAL
(63.8%)
NUCLEAR
(23.1%) 23 18 48 17 48 34 27 11
28 MINNESOTA 22 30.6 32 18 20
BIODIESEL,
ETHANOL,
AND
NUCLEAR 2 2
COAL
(62.1%)
NUCLEAR
(24.2%) 17 13 42 11 31 10 15 44
29 UTAH 36 28.7 42 32 36
OIL, NATURAL
GAS,
URANIUM,
COAL, AND
GEOTHERM 5 0
COAL
(94.2%) 8 32 49 36 51 46 20 6
30 MICHIGAN 35 28.3 16 29 8
NUCLEAR,
ETHANOL,
BIODIESEL,
AND WOOD 1 3
COAL
(57.8%)
NUCLEAR
(27.0%)
NATURAL
GAS
(11.2%) 27 2 14 38 30 25 24 50
31 WASHINGTON 31 27.9 26 43 16
NUCLEAR,
HYDROELECT
, BIODIESEL,
AND
PETROCHEM 5 2
HYDROE
(70.7%)
COAL
(10.3%)
NATURAL
GAS
(8.4%) 10 31 26 16 32 17 12 21
32 OREGON 37 27.5 40 44 29
ETHANOL,
BIODIESEL,
AND
HYDROELECT 1 0
HYDROE
(62.7%)
NATURAL
GAS
(26.7%) 14 17 23 31 28 30 14 5
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7. ENERGY CONSUMPTION ANALYSIS, RANKED BY STATE, 2004 Energy Information Administration
2004
RANKING
BY HIGH
INDUST
SECTOR
ENERGY
CONSUM
AS
PERCENT
OF TOTAL
CONSUM
(NOTE 1)
STATE
2004
RANKING
BY TOTAL
ENERGY
CONSUM
PER
CAPITA
2004
PERCENTAGE
OF
INDUSTRIAL
SECTOR
CONSUM OF
TOTAL
CONSUM
(NOTE 1)
(2000
CENSUS)
RANKING
IN POP
DENSITY
2004
RANKING
IN PER
CAPITA
MOTOR
GASOLINE
CONSUM
2004
RANKING IN
TOTAL
CONSUM BY
RESIDENTAL
SECTOR
(NOTE 2)
(LATEST INFO
AVAIL) TYPE
OF ENERGY
PRODUCTION
INDUSTRIES
(2006 NPRA
DATA)
NUMBER
OF
REFINERIE
S
2004
NUMBER
OF
NUCLEAR
POWER
PLANTS
(AS OF
2005)
PRIMARY
FUELS
FOR
ELECT
GEN
2004
RANKING
BY
LOWEST
RETAIL
ELECT
PRICE
(NOTE 3)
2004
RANKING
BY
PERCENT
OF MANUF
WORKERS
(NOTE 4)
2004
RANKING
BY
PERCENT
OF
WORKERS
IN SERVICE
JOBS
(NOTE 5)
2004
RANKING BY
PERCENT OF
WORKERS IN
BUSINESS
MANAGE AND
FINANCIAL
SECTOR
(NOTE 6)
2004
RANKING
BY
MEDIAN
AGE
(NOTE 7)
2004
RANKING
BY PER
CAPITA
PERSONAL
INCOME
(NOTE 8)
2004
RANKING
BY MEDIAN
MONTHLY
COST FOR
OWNER
OCCUPIED
HOUSING
(NOTE 9)
RANKING
BY
ECONOMY
GROWTH
(2004 TO
2005)
(NOTE 10)
33 COLORADO 39 26.9 38 41 26
OIL, NATURAL
GAS,
ETHANOL,
BIODIESEL,
URANIUM,
AND COAL 2 0
COAL
(71.7%)
NATURAL
GAS
(24.0%) 29 40 37 5 44 9 11 18
34 NEVADA 40 26.8 44 49 35
BIODIESEL,
HYDROELECT
, URANIUM
AND
GEOTHERM 1 0
NATURAL
GAS
(46.6%)
COAL
(45.7%) 40 45 1 42 43 13 13 2
35 NORTH CAROLINA 33 26.6 18 25 10
BIODIESEL,
NUCLEAR,
AND
HYDROELECT 0 3
COAL
(60.5%)
NUCLEAR
(30.8%) 28 11 31 37 35 38 32 20
36 CALIFORNIA 49 24.6 12 45 1
OIL,
PETROCHEM,
HYDROELECT
, ETHANOL,
BIODIESEL,
NUCLEAR,
AND
GEOTHERM 21 2
NATURAL
GAS
(46.7%)
HYROE
(19.8%)
NUCLEAR
(18.1%) 49 27 21 13 47 11 1 16
37 MARYLAND 41 24.1 6 38 18
BIODIESEL
AND
NUCLEAR 0 1
COAL
(55.7%)
NUCLEAR
(27.9%) 32 44 41 3 25 5 10 22
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8. ENERGY CONSUMPTION ANALYSIS, RANKED BY STATE, 2004 Energy Information Administration
2004
RANKING
BY HIGH
INDUST
SECTOR
ENERGY
CONSUM
AS
PERCENT
OF TOTAL
CONSUM
(NOTE 1)
STATE
2004
RANKING
BY TOTAL
ENERGY
CONSUM
PER
CAPITA
2004
PERCENTAGE
OF
INDUSTRIAL
SECTOR
CONSUM OF
TOTAL
CONSUM
(NOTE 1)
(2000
CENSUS)
RANKING
IN POP
DENSITY
2004
RANKING
IN PER
CAPITA
MOTOR
GASOLINE
CONSUM
2004
RANKING IN
TOTAL
CONSUM BY
RESIDENTAL
SECTOR
(NOTE 2)
(LATEST INFO
AVAIL) TYPE
OF ENERGY
PRODUCTION
INDUSTRIES
(2006 NPRA
DATA)
NUMBER
OF
REFINERIE
S
2004
NUMBER
OF
NUCLEAR
POWER
PLANTS
(AS OF
2005)
PRIMARY
FUELS
FOR
ELECT
GEN
2004
RANKING
BY
LOWEST
RETAIL
ELECT
PRICE
(NOTE 3)
2004
RANKING
BY
PERCENT
OF MANUF
WORKERS
(NOTE 4)
2004
RANKING
BY
PERCENT
OF
WORKERS
IN SERVICE
JOBS
(NOTE 5)
2004
RANKING BY
PERCENT OF
WORKERS IN
BUSINESS
MANAGE AND
FINANCIAL
SECTOR
(NOTE 6)
2004
RANKING
BY
MEDIAN
AGE
(NOTE 7)
2004
RANKING
BY PER
CAPITA
PERSONAL
INCOME
(NOTE 8)
2004
RANKING
BY MEDIAN
MONTHLY
COST FOR
OWNER
OCCUPIED
HOUSING
(NOTE 9)
RANKING
BY
ECONOMY
GROWTH
(2004 TO
2005)
(NOTE 10)
38 SOUTH DAKOTA 27 24.0 47 5 46
BIODIESEL,
ETHANOL,
WIND
ENERGY,
AND
HYDROELECT 0 0
HYDROE
(47.2%)
COAL
(46.0%) 20 37 17 9 29 37 45 24
39 VIRGINIA 26 23.1 15 19 12
BIODIESEL,
NUCLEAR,
COAL, AND
HYDROELECT 0 2
COAL
(44.9%)
NUCLEAR
(35.4%)
NATURAL
GAS
(10.5%) 21 35 50 4 24 8 17 7
40 HAWAII 45 21.4 14 50 51
BIODIESEL
AND
ETHANOL 2 0
FUEL OIL
(78.8%)
COAL
(14.2%) 51 49 2 25 12 20 2 10
41 MISSOURI 32 21.1 28 10 15
NUCLEAR,
HYDROELECT
, BIODIESEL,
AND
ETHANOL 0 1
COAL
(85.3%)
NUCLEAR
(8.8%) 11 21 22 30 22 31 33 34
42 VERMONT 42 18.6 31 11 48
NUCLEAR
AND
HYDROELECT 0 1
NUCLEAR
(71.2%)
HYDROE
(21.2%) 47 25 30 15 2 24 21 29
43 NEW JERSEY 38 18.4 2 28 11
BIODIESEL,
NUCLEAR,
AND
PETROCHEM 6 3
NUCLEAR
(51.8%)
NATURAL
GAS
(25.1%)
COAL
(19.2%) 43 34 43 6 15 4 5 37
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9. ENERGY CONSUMPTION ANALYSIS, RANKED BY STATE, 2004 Energy Information Administration
2004
RANKING
BY HIGH
INDUST
SECTOR
ENERGY
CONSUM
AS
PERCENT
OF TOTAL
CONSUM
(NOTE 1)
STATE
2004
RANKING
BY TOTAL
ENERGY
CONSUM
PER
CAPITA
2004
PERCENTAGE
OF
INDUSTRIAL
SECTOR
CONSUM OF
TOTAL
CONSUM
(NOTE 1)
(2000
CENSUS)
RANKING
IN POP
DENSITY
2004
RANKING
IN PER
CAPITA
MOTOR
GASOLINE
CONSUM
2004
RANKING IN
TOTAL
CONSUM BY
RESIDENTAL
SECTOR
(NOTE 2)
(LATEST INFO
AVAIL) TYPE
OF ENERGY
PRODUCTION
INDUSTRIES
(2006 NPRA
DATA)
NUMBER
OF
REFINERIE
S
2004
NUMBER
OF
NUCLEAR
POWER
PLANTS
(AS OF
2005)
PRIMARY
FUELS
FOR
ELECT
GEN
2004
RANKING
BY
LOWEST
RETAIL
ELECT
PRICE
(NOTE 3)
2004
RANKING
BY
PERCENT
OF MANUF
WORKERS
(NOTE 4)
2004
RANKING
BY
PERCENT
OF
WORKERS
IN SERVICE
JOBS
(NOTE 5)
2004
RANKING BY
PERCENT OF
WORKERS IN
BUSINESS
MANAGE AND
FINANCIAL
SECTOR
(NOTE 6)
2004
RANKING
BY
MEDIAN
AGE
(NOTE 7)
2004
RANKING
BY PER
CAPITA
PERSONAL
INCOME
(NOTE 8)
2004
RANKING
BY MEDIAN
MONTHLY
COST FOR
OWNER
OCCUPIED
HOUSING
(NOTE 9)
RANKING
BY
ECONOMY
GROWTH
(2004 TO
2005)
(NOTE 10)
44 RHODE ISLAND 51 17.8 3 35 42 BIODIESEL 0 0
NATURAL
GAS
(99.0%) 45 20 13 22 13 14 6 38
45 NEW HAMPSHIRE 44 16.5 21 13 41
NUCLEAR
AND
HYDROELECT 0 1
NUCLEAR
(38.6%)
NATURAL
GAS
(27.7%)
COAL
(16.6%) 48 15 51 12 7 7 9 15
46 ARIZONA 47 16.1 37 48 23
HYDROELECT
, COAL,
URANIUM,
AND
NUCLEAR 0 1
COAL
(39.6%)
NATURAL
GAS
(28.5%)
NUCLEAR
(25.4%) 34 39 9 20 46 39 23 1
47 CONNECTICUT 43 13.3 5 40 27
BIODIESEL
AND
NUCLEAR 0 1
NUCLEAR
(46.4%)
NATURAL
GAS
(26.4%)
COAL
(11.9%)
FUEL OIL
(9.4%) 42 18 38 2 7 2 7 23
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10. ENERGY CONSUMPTION ANALYSIS, RANKED BY STATE, 2004 Energy Information Administration
2004
RANKING
BY HIGH
INDUST
SECTOR
ENERGY
CONSUM
AS
PERCENT
OF TOTAL
CONSUM
(NOTE 1)
STATE
2004
RANKING
BY TOTAL
ENERGY
CONSUM
PER
CAPITA
2004
PERCENTAGE
OF
INDUSTRIAL
SECTOR
CONSUM OF
TOTAL
CONSUM
(NOTE 1)
(2000
CENSUS)
RANKING
IN POP
DENSITY
2004
RANKING
IN PER
CAPITA
MOTOR
GASOLINE
CONSUM
2004
RANKING IN
TOTAL
CONSUM BY
RESIDENTAL
SECTOR
(NOTE 2)
(LATEST INFO
AVAIL) TYPE
OF ENERGY
PRODUCTION
INDUSTRIES
(2006 NPRA
DATA)
NUMBER
OF
REFINERIE
S
2004
NUMBER
OF
NUCLEAR
POWER
PLANTS
(AS OF
2005)
PRIMARY
FUELS
FOR
ELECT
GEN
2004
RANKING
BY
LOWEST
RETAIL
ELECT
PRICE
(NOTE 3)
2004
RANKING
BY
PERCENT
OF MANUF
WORKERS
(NOTE 4)
2004
RANKING
BY
PERCENT
OF
WORKERS
IN SERVICE
JOBS
(NOTE 5)
2004
RANKING BY
PERCENT OF
WORKERS IN
BUSINESS
MANAGE AND
FINANCIAL
SECTOR
(NOTE 6)
2004
RANKING
BY
MEDIAN
AGE
(NOTE 7)
2004
RANKING
BY PER
CAPITA
PERSONAL
INCOME
(NOTE 8)
2004
RANKING
BY MEDIAN
MONTHLY
COST FOR
OWNER
OCCUPIED
HOUSING
(NOTE 9)
RANKING
BY
ECONOMY
GROWTH
(2004 TO
2005)
(NOTE 10)
48 MASSACHUSETTS 48 13.3 4 33 17 NUCLEAR 0 1
NATURAL
GAS
(42.7%)
COAL
(25.3%)
FUEL OIL
(15.0%)
NUCLEAR
(11.5%) 44 26 36 8 14 3 4 31
49 NEW YORK 50 12.6 7 50 4
BIODIESEL,
HYDROELECT
, AND
NUCLEAR 0 4
NUCLEAR
(28.9%)
NATURAL
GAS
(21.7%)
HYDROE
(17.6%)
FUEL OIL
(16.4%) 50 41 7 21 20 6 8 26
50 FLORIDA 46 12.4 9 26 3
BIODIESEL
AND
NUCLEAR 0 2
NATURAL
GAS
(38.0%)
COAL
(28.4%)
FUEL OIL
(16.9%)
NUCLEAR
(13.1%) 39 43 6 27 6 22 22 3
51 WASHINGTON DC 29 0.2 1 51 50 "HOT AIR" 0 0
FUEL OIL
(100%) 35 51 40 1 39 1 3 14
UNITED STATES
AVERAGE 33.0% 31.7 148 66 12.1% 16.3% 13.6% 36.4 $33,847 $151,366 3.4%
US VIRGIN
ISLANDS 1 (Owned jointly by Hess Co. and PDV (Venezuela's National Oil Co.)
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11. ENERGY CONSUMPTION ANALYSIS, RANKED BY STATE, 2004 Energy Information Administration
2004
RANKING
BY HIGH
INDUST
SECTOR
ENERGY
CONSUM
AS
PERCENT
OF TOTAL
CONSUM
(NOTE 1)
STATE
2004
RANKING
BY TOTAL
ENERGY
CONSUM
PER
CAPITA
2004
PERCENTAGE
OF
INDUSTRIAL
SECTOR
CONSUM OF
TOTAL
CONSUM
(NOTE 1)
(2000
CENSUS)
RANKING
IN POP
DENSITY
2004
RANKING
IN PER
CAPITA
MOTOR
GASOLINE
CONSUM
2004
RANKING IN
TOTAL
CONSUM BY
RESIDENTAL
SECTOR
(NOTE 2)
(LATEST INFO
AVAIL) TYPE
OF ENERGY
PRODUCTION
INDUSTRIES
(2006 NPRA
DATA)
NUMBER
OF
REFINERIE
S
2004
NUMBER
OF
NUCLEAR
POWER
PLANTS
(AS OF
2005)
PRIMARY
FUELS
FOR
ELECT
GEN
2004
RANKING
BY
LOWEST
RETAIL
ELECT
PRICE
(NOTE 3)
2004
RANKING
BY
PERCENT
OF MANUF
WORKERS
(NOTE 4)
2004
RANKING
BY
PERCENT
OF
WORKERS
IN SERVICE
JOBS
(NOTE 5)
2004
RANKING BY
PERCENT OF
WORKERS IN
BUSINESS
MANAGE AND
FINANCIAL
SECTOR
(NOTE 6)
2004
RANKING
BY
MEDIAN
AGE
(NOTE 7)
2004
RANKING
BY PER
CAPITA
PERSONAL
INCOME
(NOTE 8)
2004
RANKING
BY MEDIAN
MONTHLY
COST FOR
OWNER
OCCUPIED
HOUSING
(NOTE 9)
RANKING
BY
ECONOMY
GROWTH
(2004 TO
2005)
(NOTE 10)
PUERTO RICO 1
ENERGY
CONSUM
RANKING STATE
TOTAL
ENERGY
(TRILLIO
N BTU
2005)
PER
CAPITA
CONSUMP
RANKING
1 TEXAS 11971.4 PEOPLE + INDUSTRY 5 VERY HIGH LEVEL OF ENERGY INTENSIVE MANUFACTURING BUT ALSO A LOT OF PEOPLE
2 CALIFORNIA 8364.6 PEOPLE + INDUSTRY 49 SO CALLED ENERGY EFFICIENT STATE IS A LARGE ENERGY CONSUMER STATE DUE TO LARGE POPULATION!
3 FLORIDA 4452.5 PEOPLE 46 SO CALLED ENERGY EFFICIENT STATE IS A LARGE ENERGY CONSUMER STATE DUE TO LARGE POPULATION!
4 NEW YORK 4254.0 PEOPLE 50 SO CALLED ENERGY EFFICIENT STATE IS A LARGE ENERGY CONSUMER STATE DUE TO LARGE POPULATION!
5 PENNSYLVANIA 4049.4 PEOPLE + INDUSTRY 30 SO CALLED ENERGY EFFICIENT STATE IS A LARGE ENERGY CONSUMER STATE DUE TO LARGE POPULATION!
6 OHIO 4022.8 PEOPLE + INDUSTRY 25
7 ILLINOIS 3960.5 PEOPLE + INDUSTRY 34 SO CALLED ENERGY EFFICIENT STATE IS A LARGE ENERGY CONSUMER STATE DUE TO LARGE POPULATION!
8 LOUISIANA 3816.3 PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY 3 VERY HIGH LEVEL OF ENERGY INTENSIVE MANUFACTURING
9 GEORGIA 3141.1 PEOPLE + INDUSTRY 24
10 MICHIGAN 3119.4 PEOPLE + INDUSTRY 35 SO CALLED ENERGY EFFICIENT STATE IS A LARGE ENERGY CONSUMER STATE DUE TO LARGE POPULATION!
NOTE 1: Highest rankings have the greatest energy consumption by the industrial sector as a percentage of total energy consumption making them the most industrialized areas in the United States.
TEN LARGEST CONSUMERS OF ENERGY IN THE UNITED STATES - PEOPLE ARE THE PROBLEM, NOT INDUSTRY!
MAIN REASON FOR ENERGY CONSUMPTION
NOTE 2: Highest rankings have greatest energy consumption by the residental sector as a percentage of total energy consumption making them the least industrialized areas of the United States. The least
industrialized areas are occupied by the least productive in the energy and manufacturing areas and are red.
Industrial sector: An energy-consuming sector that consists of all facilities and equipment used for producing, processing, or assembling goods. The industrial sector encompasses the following types of activity:
manufacturing (NAICS codes 31-33); agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting (NAICS code 11); mining, including oil and gas extraction (NAICS code 21); and construction (NAICS code 23). Overall energy use in this
sector is largely for process heat and cooling and powering machinery, with lesser amounts used for facility heating, air conditioning, and lighting. Fossil fuels are also used as raw material inputs to manufactured
products. Note: This sector includes generators that produce electricity and/or useful thermal output primarily to support the above-mentioned industrial activities.
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12. ENERGY CONSUMPTION ANALYSIS, RANKED BY STATE, 2004 Energy Information Administration
2004
RANKING
BY HIGH
INDUST
SECTOR
ENERGY
CONSUM
AS
PERCENT
OF TOTAL
CONSUM
(NOTE 1)
STATE
2004
RANKING
BY TOTAL
ENERGY
CONSUM
PER
CAPITA
2004
PERCENTAGE
OF
INDUSTRIAL
SECTOR
CONSUM OF
TOTAL
CONSUM
(NOTE 1)
(2000
CENSUS)
RANKING
IN POP
DENSITY
2004
RANKING
IN PER
CAPITA
MOTOR
GASOLINE
CONSUM
2004
RANKING IN
TOTAL
CONSUM BY
RESIDENTAL
SECTOR
(NOTE 2)
(LATEST INFO
AVAIL) TYPE
OF ENERGY
PRODUCTION
INDUSTRIES
(2006 NPRA
DATA)
NUMBER
OF
REFINERIE
S
2004
NUMBER
OF
NUCLEAR
POWER
PLANTS
(AS OF
2005)
PRIMARY
FUELS
FOR
ELECT
GEN
2004
RANKING
BY
LOWEST
RETAIL
ELECT
PRICE
(NOTE 3)
2004
RANKING
BY
PERCENT
OF MANUF
WORKERS
(NOTE 4)
2004
RANKING
BY
PERCENT
OF
WORKERS
IN SERVICE
JOBS
(NOTE 5)
2004
RANKING BY
PERCENT OF
WORKERS IN
BUSINESS
MANAGE AND
FINANCIAL
SECTOR
(NOTE 6)
2004
RANKING
BY
MEDIAN
AGE
(NOTE 7)
2004
RANKING
BY PER
CAPITA
PERSONAL
INCOME
(NOTE 8)
2004
RANKING
BY MEDIAN
MONTHLY
COST FOR
OWNER
OCCUPIED
HOUSING
(NOTE 9)
RANKING
BY
ECONOMY
GROWTH
(2004 TO
2005)
(NOTE 10)
NOTE 5: 2004 American Community Survey: Highest rankings have highest percentage of service workers. Service workers generally do not produce any products; therefore, highest rankings are red.
BLUE = ABOVE AVERAGE ENERGY USE EFFICIENCY STATISTIC (TOP 15)
RED = BELOW AVERAGE ENERGY USE EFFICIENCY STATISTIC (LOWEST 15)
ORANGE = MATT SIMMONS NEW ENGLAND STATES WITH LITTLE OR NO FOSSIL FUEL ENERGY RESOURCES + HAWAII
VIOLET = MATT SIMMONS ENERGY PARASITE STATES + DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (Revised based on % industrial sector consumption data)
DARK BLUE = ENERGY EFFICIENT STATE WITH LITTLE OR NO FOSSIL FUEL RESOURCES BUT NOT CONSUMING ALOT OF GASOLINE OR NATURAL GAS ON A PER CAPITA BASIS
NOTE 10: 2004 Census Bureau data. Highest rankings have the highest economic growth rates. These areas are the areas generally people are moving to and are the areas where energy consumption is increasing,
usually residential energy consumption. The highest rankings are red.
NOTE 4: 2004 American Community Survey : Highest rankings have the highest percentage of manufacturing workers. Manufacturing workers produce chemicals, energy resources, food, and products in general:
therefore, highest rankings are blue.
NOTE 6: 2004 American Community Survey: Highest rankings have highest percentage of business, management, and financial sector workers. These workers generally produce few products; therefore, highest
rankings are red.
NOTE 9: 2004 Census Bureau data. Highest rankings have the highest median monthly cost for owner-occupied housing. Those areas are ususally the areas with highest population density, highest electricity cost,
highest per capita income, the highest median age populations, and usually the least amount industrial activity; therefore, the highest rankings are red.
NOTE 3: Highest rankings have the lowest retail electricity prices. Highest ranks usually mean that the cost of producing the electricity is lower than the average; therefore, highest rankings are blue.
NOTE 7: 2004 Census Bureau data. Highest rankings have the highest median age. Older workers are less productive than younger workers; therefore, highest rankings are red.
NOTE 8: 2004 Census Bureau data. Highest rankings have the highest per capital personal income. Those areas with the highest personal per capita income are usually the areas that personally consume the
largest amounts of energy; therfore, the highest rankings are red.
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