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NEWEST REPORT:
South Atlantic Household Electricity Report
Release Date: April 24, 2006
Regional Energy Profiles explore regional variations in U.S. energy consumption.
RENEWABLE POTENTIAL MAPS
Alaska (detail)
(see full map)
focus: Geographic display of renewable energy potentials by county
energy sources: Solar, geothermal, wind, wood
maps available now: All 50 States (on 9 U.S. Census Division maps and individual maps of Alaska,
California & Hawaii)
maps planned: None; series is complete
special feature: Geographic portrayal of the potential for electricity generation
from renewables on a commercial scale
HOUSEHOLD ELECTRICITY REPORTS
"National household electricity consumption is an average of household electricity consumption in different regions across the United States."
- U.S. Household Electricity Report
(see full report)
focus: Snapshots of regional electricity use
energy sources: Electricity
reports available now: U.S., New England, Middle Atlantic, New York, East North Central & West North Central
reports planned: Remaining U.S. Census Divisions; California, Florida & Texas
special feature: Unique estimates of per-unit energy use by refrigerators
and clothes dryers
DATA ABSTRACTS
"Winter heating fuel supplies and prices are
of primary interest in the Northeast."
- Northeast Data Abstract
(see full report)
focus: Energy supply and demand related to the geography, natural resources,
economy, agriculture, and industry of each region
energy sources: Fossil fuels, nuclear, hydroelectric, renewables
reports available now: Northeast, New England, Middle Atlantic, New York
reports planned: Remaining U.S. Census Regions & Divisions; California, Florida & Texas
special feature: Integration of data from several U.S. statistical agencies, in addition
to EIA
APPLIANCE REPORTS
"Pacific households were less likely to have almost
any particular electric appliance except personal computers
than were households nationwide."
- Pacific Appliance Report
(see
full report)
focus: Market saturation of many common household appliances
energy sources: Electricity, natural gas
reports available now: U.S. Census Divisions
reports planned: None; series is complete
special feature: Analysis of trends in household appliances
over 21 years
RESIDENTIAL ENERGY MAPS
South Atlantic Division (detail)
(see full map)
focus: Household energy use in each State.
energy sources: Natural gas, fuel oil, electricity, motor gasoline
maps available now: All 50 States (on 9 U.S. Census Division maps)
maps planned: None; series complete.
special feature: Visual indicators of average rainfall and temperatures in each State.
Contact:
The National Energy Information Center
infoctr@eia.doe.gov
Phone:202-586-8800
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