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Table E7. Electric Power Sector Energy Price Estimates, 2010 (Dollars per Million Btu)
Table E7.  Electric Power Sector Energy Price Estimates, 2010
                      (Dollars per Million Btu)



State


Coal

Natural
Gas a		 Petroleum

Nuclear
Fuel		 Biomass 

Electricity
Imports c,d

Total
Energy e


Distillate
Fuel Oil

Residual
Fuel Oil

Petroleum
Coke


Total		 Wood and
Waste b
Alabama
 2.81 4.75 16.29 — — 16.29 0.62 2.40 — 2.59
Alaska
 3.08 4.32 17.56 15.13 — 16.58 — — 13.31 5.33
Arizona
 1.79 4.77 18.23 — — 18.23 0.69 2.40 13.31 2.13
Arkansas
 1.71 5.01 16.14 13.74 — 15.48 0.73 2.40 — 2.04
California
 2.22 4.86 18.44 16.95 2.19 2.78 0.55 3.50 13.31 3.59
Colorado
 1.57 5.02 17.49 — — 17.49 — 5.42 13.31 2.29
Connecticut
 3.45 5.60 16.98 11.93 — 12.31 0.63 2.40 13.31 2.77
Delaware
 3.35 5.15 16.04 11.59 — 15.74 — 2.40 — 4.23
Dist. of Col.
 — — 16.22 — — 16.22 — — — 16.22
Florida
 3.47 6.42 16.19 11.61 3.07 9.25 0.68 2.40 — 4.84
Georgia
 3.91 5.09 17.04 12.87 — 16.79 0.63 2.40 — 3.18
Hawaii
 2.22 — 17.45 13.49 — 14.15 — 2.40 — 12.15
Idaho
 — 6.25 17.70 — — 17.70 — 2.40 13.31 5.80
Illinois
 1.69 5.07 17.28 8.93 — 16.96 0.56 2.40 13.31 1.22
Indiana
 2.13 4.87 16.61 — — 16.61 — 0.47 13.31 2.28
Iowa
 1.33 5.64 16.56 — 1.96 10.26 0.44 2.40 — 1.40
Kansas
 1.51 4.97 16.27 — 1.24 6.08 0.62 2.40 — 1.55
Kentucky
 2.26 5.82 16.55 — 0.79 1.59 — 0.41 — 2.31
Louisiana
 2.40 4.68 14.02 8.77 2.65 2.92 0.75 2.40 — 2.83
Maine
 3.45 5.19 16.48 11.93 — 12.07 — 2.40 13.31 5.23
Maryland
 3.47 5.58 16.34 12.54 — 15.48 0.63 2.40 13.31 2.76
Massachusetts
 3.18 5.25 15.79 11.86 — 12.96 0.78 2.40 13.31 4.23
Michigan
 2.09 4.90 16.76 8.93 1.70 9.51 0.78 2.40 13.31 2.25
Minnesota
 1.75 5.96 16.91 — — 16.91 0.84 2.04 13.31 2.41
Mississippi
 3.20 4.83 16.83 8.92 — 10.09 0.77 2.40 — 3.50
Missouri
 1.57 5.20 16.39 — 1.21 15.23 0.67 1.41 13.31 1.67
Montana
 1.41 5.24 15.01 — 1.49 1.68 — — 13.31 1.48
Nebraska
 1.42 7.12 17.11 6.63 — 17.02 0.62 2.40 — 1.24
Nevada
 2.43 5.58 17.92 — — 17.92 — — 13.31 4.66
New Hampshire
 3.80 5.66 16.44 13.27 — 13.96 0.62 3.79 13.31 2.57
New Jersey
 4.16 5.52 17.02 13.53 — 16.22 0.63 2.40 13.31 2.69
New Mexico
 2.06 4.86 19.43 — — 19.43 — 2.40 13.31 2.69
New York
 3.02 5.62 15.96 12.01 1.54 9.91 0.63 2.40 13.31 3.50
North Carolina
 3.52 6.49 16.49 — — 16.49 0.54 2.40 — 2.69
North Dakota
 1.25 5.53 17.58 — — 17.58 — — 13.31 1.48
Ohio
 2.24 4.87 16.75 — 1.54 4.82 0.61 2.40 — 2.19
Oklahoma
 1.71 4.68 17.91 — — 17.91 — — — 3.12
Oregon
 1.67 4.47 16.27 — — 16.27 — 2.40 13.31 3.76
Pennsylvania
 2.40 5.13 16.26 12.26 — 14.76 0.61 2.40 13.31 2.10
Rhode Island
 — 5.38 16.50 — — 16.50 — 2.40 13.31 5.54
South Carolina
 3.71 4.77 16.98 11.59 0.90 14.14 0.54 2.40 — 2.12
South Dakota
 1.95 5.46 18.10 — — 18.10 — — — 2.14
Tennessee
 2.64 4.94 17.04 — — 17.04 0.63 2.40 — 1.98
Texas
 1.84 4.57 16.90 — 2.59 5.02 0.63 2.40 13.31 2.81
Utah
 1.69 4.34 17.81 — — 17.81 — 2.40 13.31 2.05
Vermont
 — 5.69 16.46 12.61 — 15.96 0.62 2.40 13.31 2.45
Virginia
 3.31 5.54 14.99 11.37 — 12.87 0.54 2.15 — 2.84
Washington
 2.22 5.36 19.87 — — 19.87 0.63 3.23 13.31 2.92
West Virginia
 2.48 4.91 17.09 — — 17.09 — — — 2.52
Wisconsin
 2.11 5.37 16.53 — 1.64 2.79 0.62 2.43 — 2.02
Wyoming
 1.29 5.67 17.36 — — 17.36 — — 13.31 1.32

United States
 2.28 5.16 16.63 12.47 2.13 9.42 0.62 2.62 13.31 2.62
aNatural gas as it is consumed; includes supplemental gaseous fuels that are commingled with natural
gas.		 — = No consumption.
bWood, wood-derived fuels, and biomass waste. Note:  The electric power sector comprises electricity-only and combined-heat-and-power (CHP) plants
within the NAICS 22 category whose primary business is to sell electricity, or electricity and heat, to the
public.
cElectricity imported from Canada and Mexico. Web Page: All data are available at http://www.eia.gov/state/seds/seds-data-complete.cfm.
dState 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.
eThere are no direct fuel costs for hydroelectric, geothermal, wind, photovoltaic, or solar thermal
energy.