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Table 1.27.   Renewable Market Share of Net Generation by State, 2005 and 2006
(Thousand Kilowatthours)
  2005 2006
Total State Generation Percent Renewable Percent NonHydro Renewable Total State Generation Percent Renewable Percent NonHydro Renewable
 Alabama 137,948,581 10 2.7 140,895,441 7.9 2.8
 Alaska  6,576,659 22.3 0.1 6,674,197 18.5 0.1
 Arizona 101,478,654 6.3 0.1 104,392,528 6.6 0.1
 Arkansas 47,794,509 10 3.6 52,168,703 6.2 3.3
 California 200,292,818 31.5 11.8 216,798,688 33.2 11
 Colorado 49,616,694 4.4 1.6 50,698,353 5.3 1.8
 Connecticut 33,549,747 3.6 2.3 34,681,736 3.8 2.2
 Delaware 8,136,568 - - 7,182,179 * *
 District of Columbia 226,042 - - 81,467 - -
 Florida 220,256,412 2.1 2 223,751,621 2.1 2
 Georgia 136,667,892 5.3 2.4 138,010,208 4.4 2.5
 Hawaii 11,522,805 5.5 4.7 11,559,174 6.4 5.3
 Idaho   10,824,984 84.2 5.3 13,386,085 89.2 5.2
 Illinois 194,120,146 0.4 0.4 192,426,958 0.5 0.4
 Indiana 130,371,573 0.3 0.1 130,489,788 0.5 0.2
 Iowa    44,156,160 6.1 4 45,483,462 7.4 5.4
 Kansas  45,862,696 0.9 0.9 45,523,736 2.2 2.2
 Kentucky 97,822,419 3.4 0.4 98,792,014 3.1 0.5
 Louisiana  92,616,878 3.8 2.9 90,921,829 4.1 3.3
 Maine   18,843,978 43.3 21.6 16,816,173 49.1 23.6
 Maryland 52,661,600 4.4 1.2 48,956,880 5.6 1.3
 Massachusetts 47,515,443 4.8 2.7 45,597,775 6.1 2.8
 Michigan 121,619,771 3.2 2.1 112,556,738 3.5 2.2
 Minnesota  53,018,995 6.4 5 53,237,789 6.8 5.7
 Mississippi 45,067,453 3.3 3.4 46,228,847 3.3 3.3
 Missouri 90,828,230 1.2     * 91,686,343 0.2     *
 Montana 27,938,778 34.5 0.2 28,243,536 37.7 1.9
 Nebraska 31,464,734 3.2 0.4 31,669,969 3.8 1
 Nevada  40,213,752 7.3 3.1 31,860,022 10.7 4.2
 New Hampshire 24,470,013 11.2 3.9 22,063,695 10.3 3.4
 New Jersey 60,549,583 1.5 1.4 60,700,139 1.6 1.5
 New Mexico 35,135,642 2.7 2.3 37,265,625 4 3.4
 New York 146,887,419 18.9 1.4 142,265,432 21.1 1.8
 North Carolina 129,748,578 5.5 1.4 125,214,784 4.5 1.5
 North Dakota 31,932,615 4.9 0.7 30,881,137 6.1 1.2
 Ohio    156,976,323 0.5 0.3 155,434,075 0.7 0.3
 Oklahoma 68,607,827 5.4 1.7 70,614,880 3.7 2.9
 Oregon  49,325,003 66 3.3 53,340,695 74.5 3.5
 Pennsylvania 218,091,125 2 1.1 218,811,595 2.4 1.1
 Rhode Island 6,053,294 0.1     * 5,967,725 2.6 2.5
 South Carolina 102,514,665 4.6 1.7 99,267,606 3.7 1.9
 South Dakota 6,520,769 49.5 2.4 7,132,243 49.7 2.1
 Tennessee 97,117,165 10.1 0.6 93,911,102 8.8 0.6
 Texas 396,668,722 1.6 1.3 400,582,878 2.1 2
 Utah 38,165,131 2.5 0.5 41,263,324 2.3 0.5
 Vermont 5,716,755 28.5 7.4 7,084,344 27.8 6.4
 Virginia 78,943,045 5 3.2 73,069,537 5.3 3.4
 Washington 101,965,850 72.7 2.1 108,203,155 78.1 2.3
 West Virginia 93,626,285 1.7 0.2 93,815,804 1.9 0.2
 Wisconsin  61,824,664 4.9 2.1 61,639,843 4.9 2.2
 Wyoming 45,567,307 3.3 1.6 45,400,370 3.5 1.7
Total 4,055,422,750 8.8 2.2 4,064,702,227 9.5 2.4
* = Less than .05 percent.
- = Not applicable.
Note: Revisions to biomass capacity removed tires from renewable waste energy. Dash indicates the state has no data to report for that energy source. Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding.
Source: Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-906, "Power Plant Report."