Table S6a.  Electric Power Sector Energy Price Estimates by Source, 2005                       (Nominal Dollars per Million Btu)
State	Coal	Natural Gas	Petroleum				Nuclear Fuel	Biomassa	Electricity Imports b,c	Total Energy d
			Residual Fuel	Distillate Fuel	Petroleum Coke	Total
Alabama	1.79	9.41	—	11.80	—	11.80	0.42	0.82	—	2.10
Alaska	2.04	3.40	4.30	10.26	—	6.79	—	—	16.53	3.72
Arizona	1.40	8.04	8.26	14.03	—	13.98	0.55	( e )	16.53	2.79
Arkansas	1.46	8.35	6.82	10.01	—	7.54	0.52	0.82	—	1.97
California	1.43	7.85	5.59	9.91	0.50	1.04	0.44	3.77	16.53	5.09
Colorado	1.06	7.16	—	18.78	—	18.78	—	0.82	16.53	2.31
Connecticut	2.73	9.21	5.61	11.75	—	5.72	0.41	0.82	16.53	3.19
Delaware	2.11	9.82	7.18	12.98	—	7.58	—	—	—	4.07
Dist. of Col.	—	—	—	11.60	—	11.60	—	—	—	11.60
Florida	2.30	8.46	6.85	12.98	1.40	5.83	0.47	0.78	—	4.59
Georgia	2.17	10.17	7.49	12.52	—	10.47	0.44	0.82	—	2.22
Hawaii	1.43	—	8.69	10.26	—	8.96	—	0.82	—	7.46
Idaho	—	6.52	—	13.62	—	13.62	—	0.82	16.53	6.10
Illinois	1.17	8.78	6.83	12.72	0.93	8.04	0.44	0.25	16.53	1.05
Indiana	1.40	8.61	—	8.81	1.20	5.93	—	0.82	16.53	1.61
Iowa	0.96	8.81	—	11.31	—	11.31	0.55	1.68	16.53	1.35
Kansas	1.12	7.71	5.37	12.97	—	5.89	0.42	—	—	1.29
Kentucky	1.54	9.10	—	12.45	0.78	1.13	—	( e )	—	1.66
Louisiana	1.58	8.88	6.82	11.02	0.72	3.86	0.46	0.82	—	4.31
Maine	2.73	9.15	5.61	11.75	—	5.71	—	0.82	16.53	6.52
Maryland	1.92	9.88	6.85	11.60	—	7.67	0.42	0.82	—	2.22
Massachusetts	3.08	9.32	7.13	11.67	—	7.28	0.44	0.82	16.53	5.53
Michigan	1.55	5.51	6.83	11.78	1.21	7.32	0.43	0.87	16.53	1.77
Minnesota	1.11	9.20	5.07	10.62	0.43	2.31	0.46	1.06	16.53	2.34
Mississippi	2.25	9.12	6.40	8.75	—	6.48	0.40	—	—	4.17
Missouri	1.01	8.26	—	12.36	0.50	8.50	0.42	0.17	16.53	1.23
Montana	0.69	7.89	—	13.27	0.50	0.67	—	—	16.53	0.73
Nebraska	0.71	8.18	5.37	13.43	—	10.89	0.43	0.49	16.53	0.83
Nevada	1.54	7.20	5.02	11.45	—	10.59	—	—	16.53	4.10
New Hampshire	2.44	8.89	5.56	12.40	—	5.95	0.41	0.82	16.53	3.18
New Jersey	2.18	9.55	4.75	6.05	—	5.16	0.43	0.82	—	2.80
New Mexico	1.51	7.97	—	13.50	—	13.50	—	0.82	16.53	2.29
New York	2.12	9.05	6.75	11.18	1.21	6.61	0.44	0.82	16.53	4.42
North Carolina	2.40	9.99	—	11.73	—	11.73	0.41	0.82	—	1.91
North Dakota	0.82	8.09	—	12.44	—	12.44	—	—	16.53	1.17
Ohio	1.53	9.26	—	12.78	0.78	4.08	0.37	( e )	16.53	1.58
Oklahoma	1.01	8.04	8.35	12.35	—	11.85	—	—	—	3.79
Oregon	1.28	6.60	—	12.17	—	12.17	—	—	16.53	5.99
Pennsylvania	1.58	9.94	6.71	12.32	1.21	7.14	0.39	0.82	16.53	1.60
Rhode Island	—	9.48	—	11.75	—	11.75	—	—	16.53	9.70
South Carolina	2.16	10.27	6.83	12.81	1.01	6.04	0.40	0.06	—	1.57
South Dakota	1.42	8.19	—	12.45	—	12.45	—	—	—	2.19
Tennessee	1.52	9.37	—	12.62	—	12.62	0.35	0.82	—	1.21
Texas	1.34	7.90	6.91	10.45	0.72	1.75	0.38	0.82	16.53	4.07
Utah	1.13	6.92	—	12.91	—	12.91	—	0.82	16.53	1.34
Vermont	—	9.92	—	13.14	—	13.14	0.43	3.92	16.53	2.94
Virginia	2.32	9.32	6.80	10.31	—	7.48	0.43	0.82	—	2.48
Washington	1.43	6.49	—	10.92	—	10.92	0.45	0.96	16.53	2.77
West Virginia	1.52	9.70	—	12.43	—	12.43	—	0.97	—	1.56
Wisconsin	1.26	8.68	—	12.19	0.69	3.53	0.49	0.87	16.53	1.83
Wyoming	0.95	6.26	—	13.17	—	13.17	—	—	16.53	0.97
United States	1.53	8.25	6.86	11.48	0.98	6.13	0.43	1.25	16.53	2.60
aWood and waste. eElectric power plants used wood, landfill gas, or tire-derived fuel at no charge. bElectricity imported from Canada and Mexico. — = No consumption, including cases where adjustments were made.  See explanation of adjustments in Section 7 of the Technical Notes. cState prices are not available.  The U.S. average price is assigned to all States. Sources:  Data sources, estimation procedures, and assumptions are described in the Technical Notes. dThere are no direct fuel costs for hydroelectric, geothermal, wind, photovoltaic, or solar thermal energy.