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Table E5. Industrial Sector Energy Price Estimates, 2010 (Dollars per Million Btu)
Table E5.  Industrial Sector Energy Price Estimates, 2010
                      (Dollars per Million Btu)





State		 Primary Energy



Retail
Electricity



Total
Energy f
Coal

Natural
Gas a		 Petroleum Biomass 


Total f

Coking
Coal
Steam
Coal

Total
Distillate
Fuel Oil
LPG b		 Motor
Gasoline c
Residual
Fuel Oil
Other d
Total		 Wood and
Waste e
Alabama
 5.41 3.55 4.48 6.57 17.57 16.68 21.09 11.27 12.46 14.96 2.84 6.69 17.62 8.91
Alaska
 — 2.87 2.87 4.21 21.18 23.82 27.17 — 15.46 21.17 1.61 21.00 41.46 25.37
Arizona
 — 2.73 2.73 7.42 18.65 25.39 21.85 — 9.50 15.77 1.73 12.35 19.44 14.49
Arkansas
 — — — 7.23 17.91 17.00 21.34 11.49 25.25 19.01 2.84 8.19 15.96 9.84
California
 — 3.41 3.41 6.87 18.94 25.78 24.05 — 14.15 18.08 2.76 9.26 28.72 12.28
Colorado
 — 1.96 1.96 5.74 18.23 25.47 21.35 — 10.66 17.50 1.73 9.04 20.24 11.72
Connecticut
 — — — 9.36 18.34 26.79 22.99 14.56 31.98 24.29 1.68 14.01 42.50 21.26
Delaware
 — — — 9.93 16.90 26.22 21.95 11.98 14.40 15.24 1.72 12.84 28.05 17.73
Dist. of Col.
 — — — — 18.19 27.80 23.08 — 18.90 21.57 — 21.57 22.81 22.26
Florida
 — 3.84 3.84 8.13 18.18 23.79 21.17 11.98 13.44 16.87 2.67 9.42 25.95 11.90
Georgia
 — 3.63 3.63 6.12 17.84 23.34 20.41 12.02 10.92 14.96 2.84 6.86 18.24 9.18
Hawaii
 — 3.42 3.42 23.17 18.19 24.77 27.17 — 43.60 23.06 1.57 11.78 64.32 42.07
Idaho
 — 2.34 2.34 6.25 19.11 26.24 23.01 9.11 7.23 15.03 2.81 8.40 15.08 10.18
Illinois
 6.24 2.43 3.47 7.08 18.88 22.20 21.92 11.68 15.02 18.15 1.38 9.81 19.99 12.10
Indiana
 6.20 2.99 4.74 5.58 18.46 22.36 21.18 11.77 11.85 15.39 1.43 6.70 17.22 8.76
Iowa
 — 2.52 2.52 6.06 18.69 22.15 21.54 11.66 15.00 19.65 1.38 8.89 15.71 9.99
Kansas
 — 2.61 2.61 5.40 18.75 22.21 21.39 11.69 20.61 20.87 1.70 12.79 18.27 13.61
Kentucky
 5.41 3.36 4.17 5.40 18.69 22.15 21.90 11.66 8.36 14.61 2.79 8.91 14.80 10.97
Louisiana
 — 0.46 0.46 4.56 17.57 16.68 21.20 11.30 20.54 19.18 2.78 12.01 17.12 12.26
Maine
 — 4.42 4.42 10.81 18.56 26.54 22.85 12.85 36.55 16.17 2.83 7.41 26.87 9.23
Maryland
 — 2.21 2.21 8.82 17.48 27.80 22.05 12.94 16.66 17.83 2.81 10.61 28.05 13.33
Massachusetts
 — 4.23 4.23 11.17 18.24 26.85 22.17 14.22 32.67 23.03 1.70 14.23 40.19 26.49
Michigan
 6.18 3.92 5.24 9.10 18.72 22.15 21.40 11.66 20.90 20.28 2.77 10.28 20.74 12.94
Minnesota
 — 2.57 2.57 5.52 19.56 22.33 22.32 10.04 13.07 17.35 2.72 8.68 18.43 10.71
Mississippi
 — 3.87 3.87 6.07 18.08 17.16 21.16 11.59 11.24 14.87 2.84 7.08 18.53 9.43
Missouri
 — 2.74 2.74 8.65 18.38 21.78 20.90 11.46 10.84 15.04 1.57 11.16 16.13 12.45
Montana
 — 2.67 2.67 7.97 17.72 24.76 22.91 8.60 8.59 14.47 2.80 10.38 16.08 11.47
Nebraska
 — 1.87 1.87 5.83 18.61 22.05 22.13 — 13.34 18.40 1.35 8.70 17.60 10.51
Nevada
 — 2.64 2.64 10.15 18.69 25.45 22.75 — 7.18 16.38 1.69 13.82 21.61 17.55
New Hampshire
 — — — 11.23 17.90 25.28 22.19 12.39 10.43 13.86 1.97 12.68 37.37 19.16
New Jersey
 — — — 9.39 17.86 28.06 21.26 12.32 20.15 19.92 1.69 15.11 34.60 19.18
New Mexico
 — 1.69 1.69 6.04 17.76 16.86 22.01 11.39 8.84 15.23 1.68 14.25 17.61 15.29
New York
 5.39 4.22 4.45 8.35 19.00 27.27 22.32 12.90 13.42 15.75 2.65 10.80 25.74 13.66
North Carolina
 — 3.99 3.99 8.10 18.14 23.74 21.99 12.45 15.99 17.36 2.83 9.33 18.08 11.54
North Dakota
 — 3.41 3.41 4.95 18.52 21.94 22.87 8.35 13.19 18.38 1.47 7.74 17.04 8.40
Ohio
 6.22 3.23 5.19 7.15 18.66 22.05 22.01 10.36 15.80 17.03 2.50 9.18 18.75 11.55
Oklahoma
 — 2.20 2.20 8.14 18.43 21.84 20.95 11.49 14.50 16.83 2.45 9.04 15.68 10.16
Oregon
 — 2.62 2.62 6.99 17.70 23.82 23.33 11.36 11.21 15.51 2.59 8.84 15.85 10.69
Pennsylvania
 5.47 3.15 4.83 7.94 17.94 27.80 22.54 12.91 19.65 20.76 2.64 9.91 22.45 12.75
Rhode Island
 — — — 11.86 19.74 27.04 22.79 14.17 11.31 13.65 1.92 12.84 34.63 16.09
South Carolina
 — 3.64 3.64 5.97 18.18 23.79 20.69 12.85 9.62 12.67 2.82 6.61 16.83 9.74
South Dakota
 — 2.51 2.51 5.89 18.34 21.73 22.29 — 11.15 16.59 1.75 9.23 17.78 10.20
Tennessee
 — 3.42 3.42 6.49 18.87 22.36 21.26 12.59 16.07 17.40 2.75 7.80 19.29 10.88
Texas
 — 1.51 1.51 4.46 17.95 17.04 21.08 11.59 18.79 17.55 2.70 13.26 18.86 13.70
Utah
 — 2.15 2.15 5.32 18.77 26.23 22.90 9.11 10.30 16.78 1.73 7.99 14.46 9.93
Vermont
 — — — 6.52 19.05 26.79 22.96 13.45 20.15 19.18 1.70 14.14 27.94 19.19
Virginia
 5.29 3.61 4.33 6.51 18.42 23.57 21.35 12.53 15.75 16.67 2.81 7.50 19.51 9.94
Washington
 — 5.67 5.67 9.07 19.07 25.36 24.05 — 7.05 12.46 2.80 8.26 11.94 9.41
West Virginia
 5.50 3.77 4.86 5.02 18.05 23.79 23.05 12.36 18.85 18.49 1.73 9.43 17.17 11.15
Wisconsin
 — 3.57 3.57 7.49 18.06 21.94 22.63 11.55 12.41 15.55 2.67 8.54 20.07 11.28
Wyoming
 — 1.67 1.67 4.76 18.42 25.75 21.45 8.94 10.26 17.59 1.73 8.47 14.59 9.97

United States
 5.84 3.02 3.96 6.25 18.39 17.86 21.92 11.88 16.69 17.58 2.74 10.36 19.89 12.04
aNatural gas as it is consumed; includes supplemental gaseous fuels that are commingled with natural gas. fThere are no direct fuel costs for hydroelectric or geothermal energy.  The U.S. average includes coal
coke net imports which are not included in the States.
bLiquefied petroleum gases. — = No consumption, including cases where adjustments were made.  See explanation of adjustments in
Section 7 of the Technical Notes.
cMotor gasoline as it is consumed; includes fuel ethanol blended into motor gasoline. Note:   The industrial sector includes industrial combined-heat-and-power (CHP) and industrial
electricity-only plants.
dIncludes asphalt and road oil, kerosene, lubricants, and the other petroleum products as described in the
Technical Notes, Section 4, "Other Petroleum Products."		 Web Page:  All data are available at http://www.eia.gov/state/seds/seds-data-complete.cfm.
eWood, wood-derived fuels, and biomass waste. Sources:  Data sources, estimation procedures, and assumptions are described in the Technical Notes.