State Energy Data Report 1997

The Energy Information Administration’s State Energy Data Report 1997 (SEDR) presents State and national energy consumption statistics in several dimensions. First, all major sources of energy are covered, including petroleum, natural gas, coal, nuclear electric power, hydroelectric power, biomass, and other sources. Second, the data report energy use by major economic sector—residential, commercial, industrial, transportation, and electric utilities. Third, data are provided in both physical units (e.g., barrels, cubic feet, tons, kilowatthours) and  British thermal units (Btu). Finally, the data are available annually in extensive time series. In the published report, data are presented for 1960 through 1985 at 5-year intervals and from 1985 through 1997 annually. All annual data from 1960 through 1997 are accessible online (see below for Website addresses).

Unique to SEDR are the detailed data on petroleum, including petroleum consumption by product and by sector at the State and national levels (see table). The report and the underlying database offer the data to construct such overviews for any State in any year from 1960 through 1997, or to develop time series for any selected element in the table.

U.S. Petroleum Consumption by Product and by Sector, 1997                      
(Thousand Barrels per Day)                      
Product Residential Commercial Industrial Transportation Electric Utilities Total
Asphalt and Road Oil —   —   505   —   —   505
Aviation Gasoline —   —   —   22   —   22
Distillate Fuel 423   210   534   2,227   42   3,435
Jet Fuel —   —   —   1,599   —   1,599
Kerosene 45   12   9   —   —   66
Liquefied Petroleum Gases 333   59   1,636   10       2,038
Lubricants —   —   82   78   —   160
Motor Gasoline —   22   111   7,883   —   8,017
Residual Fuel Oil     49   129   317   301   797
Other¹ —   —   1,963   —   19   1,982
Total 801   353   4,971   12,134   362   18,620
1 Aviation and motor gasoline blending components; petroleum feedstocks; natural gasoline; petroleum coke; plant condensate; pentanes plus; still gas; special naphthas; unfinished oils; unfractionated stream; waxes; crude oil; and miscellaneous petroleum products.
— = Not applicable.
Note : Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding.
Source: Energy Information Administration.

State Energy Data Report 1997, DOE/EIA -0214(97); 530 pages, 369 tables. To order a hard copy of this report, use the order form in the back of this publication. To access the report or ASCII comma-delimited data files via the Internet, go to http://www.eia.doe.gov and select “State Data,” then click on “Consumption Data” under “Special Features.” For quick access to your State Energy Profile, go to “State Data” and then hit “Energy Consumption and Prices.” If you need help accessing the sites, contact webmaster@eia.doe.gov or call 202-586-8959. If you have questions about the report, contact Julia Hutchins, Office of Energy Markets and End Use, at 202-586-5138 or julia.hutchins@eia.doe.gov. For general information about energy, contact the National Energy Information Center at 202-586-8800 or infoctr@eia.doe.gov.

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