Table S6a.  Electric Power Sector Energy Price Estimates by Source, 2006                       (Nominal Dollars per Million Btu)
State	Coal	Natural Gas	Petroleum				Nuclear Fuel	Biomass a	Electricity Imports b,c	Total Energy d
			Residual Fuel Oil	Distillate Fuel Oil	Petroleum Coke	Total
Alabama	2.11	7.11	—	13.60	—	13.60	0.41	2.30	—	2.26
Alaska	2.15	3.63	11.40	15.42	—	13.18	—	—	17.32	4.75
Arizona	1.42	6.35	7.98	16.31	—	16.27	0.63	0.74	17.32	2.58
Arkansas	1.47	6.21	8.09	14.17	—	9.11	0.53	2.30	—	1.91
California	1.68	6.50	7.10	13.84	0.90	1.59	0.45	4.17	17.32	4.67
Colorado	1.28	5.99	8.55	14.69	—	12.16	—	2.30	17.32	2.22
Connecticut	2.71	7.32	7.61	14.06	—	7.80	0.43	2.30	17.32	2.99
Delaware	2.33	7.59	7.81	13.88	—	9.98	—	2.30	—	3.27
Dist. of Col.	—	—	—	13.88	—	13.88	—	—	—	13.88
Florida	2.56	8.38	7.59	14.61	1.57	5.87	0.53	1.62	—	4.76
Georgia	2.40	7.08	10.30	14.10	—	12.93	0.44	2.30	—	2.26
Hawaii	1.68	—	9.89	15.42	—	10.81	—	2.30	—	9.10
Idaho	—	6.02	—	15.99	—	15.99	—	2.30	17.32	5.67
Illinois	1.25	6.98	7.20	14.93	1.31	11.42	0.41	0.25	—	0.96
Indiana	1.50	7.52	—	15.17	—	15.17	—	0.39	17.32	1.64
Iowa	1.03	7.82	—	15.32	1.46	9.32	0.55	1.21	—	1.29
Kansas	1.19	6.23	—	15.50	—	15.50	0.41	—	—	1.30
Kentucky	1.73	7.49	—	14.40	1.31	1.67	—	0.34	—	1.80
Louisiana	1.77	7.38	9.30	10.27	0.90	1.89	0.49	2.30	—	3.15
Maine	2.71	7.06	7.61	14.06	—	8.19	—	2.30	17.32	6.29
Maryland	2.27	7.45	7.63	13.88	—	10.20	0.52	2.30	—	2.09
Massachusetts	2.78	7.22	7.67	13.98	—	7.90	0.41	2.30	17.32	4.77
Michigan	1.64	5.95	7.20	14.40	1.31	8.29	0.40	2.30	17.32	1.79
Minnesota	1.21	8.65	8.11	13.53	0.49	2.71	0.46	1.21	17.32	2.47
Mississippi	2.48	6.97	8.03	13.33	—	8.24	0.45	—	—	3.50
Missouri	1.11	6.76	—	14.57	—	14.57	0.42	0.02	17.32	1.24
Montana	0.87	6.36	—	15.33	0.90	1.17	—	—	17.32	0.92
Nebraska	0.80	7.27	5.92	15.34	—	14.92	0.47	0.50	17.32	0.87
Nevada	1.73	6.60	8.08	13.34	—	11.66	—	—	17.32	5.09
New Hampshire	2.56	7.32	7.60	14.22	—	9.98	0.42	3.15	17.32	2.87
New Jersey	2.73	7.79	6.09	14.58	—	9.18	0.46	2.30	—	2.60
New Mexico	1.56	6.41	—	17.10	—	17.10	—	2.30	17.32	2.32
New York	2.37	7.60	7.58	12.68	1.41	7.39	0.49	2.30	17.32	4.24
North Carolina	2.69	7.64	—	13.99	—	13.99	0.43	2.30	—	2.05
North Dakota	0.88	10.12	—	14.86	—	14.86	—	—	17.32	1.25
Ohio	1.70	7.73	—	11.72	1.31	3.75	0.39	2.30	17.32	1.70
Oklahoma	1.09	6.39	9.26	13.31	—	13.30	—	—	—	3.41
Oregon	1.30	5.81	—	14.06	—	14.06	—	4.22	17.32	4.88
Pennsylvania	1.71	7.50	7.47	13.54	1.21	8.97	0.40	2.30	17.32	1.56
Rhode Island	—	7.45	—	14.06	—	14.06	—	2.30	17.32	7.57
South Carolina	2.32	7.75	8.55	14.92	1.19	12.98	0.39	2.64	—	1.59
South Dakota	1.51	8.65	—	15.46	—	15.46	—	—	—	2.18
Tennessee	1.69	7.00	—	14.00	—	14.00	0.41	2.30	—	1.37
Texas	1.49	6.39	7.09	12.53	0.90	1.86	0.38	2.30	17.32	3.46
Utah	1.24	6.19	—	15.25	—	15.25	—	2.30	17.32	1.64
Vermont	—	7.70	—	14.06	—	14.06	0.45	3.82	17.32	2.88
Virginia	2.44	7.51	7.93	12.87	—	9.58	0.52	2.78	—	2.19
Washington	1.68	5.66	—	19.99	—	19.99	0.48	2.02	17.32	2.75
West Virginia	1.66	7.67	—	12.06	—	12.06	—	—	—	1.70
Wisconsin	1.47	7.27	—	14.98	1.31	3.46	0.53	1.19	17.32	1.72
Wyoming	1.01	6.83	—	16.28	—	16.28	—	—	17.32	1.04
United States	1.68	6.91	8.12	14.31	1.26	6.56	0.44	2.55	17.32	2.48
aWood and waste. dThere are no direct fuel costs for hydroelectric, geothermal, wind, photovoltaic, or solar thermal energy. 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.