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Bureau of Mines Information Circular/1977

Fuels and Energy Data:United States by States and CensusDivisions, 1974

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Information Circular 8739

Fuels and Energy Data:United States by States and CensusDivisions, 1974

By Lulie H. Crump

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIORCecil D. Andrus, Secretary

BUREAU OF MINES

As the Nation's principal conservation agency, the Department of the Interiorhas responsibility for most of our nationally owned public lands and naturalresources. This includes fostering the wisest use of our land and water re-sources, protecting our fish and wildlife, preserving the environmental andcultural values of our national parks and historical places, and providing forthe enjoyment of life through outdoor recreation. The Department assessesour energy and mineral resources and works to assure that their development isin the best interests of all our people. The Department also has a major re-sponsibility for American Indian reservation communities and for people wholive in Island Territories under U.S. administration.

This publication has been cataloged as follows:

Crump, Lulie HFuels and energy data: United States by

sus divisions, 1974 / by Lulie H. Crump.Bureau of Mines, 1977.

States and cen-[Washington] :

163 p. ; 26 cm. (Information circular - Bureau of Mines ; 8739)

Bibliography: p. 132-133.

1. Fuel - United States - Statistics. 2. Power resources - UnitedStates - Statistics. I. United States. Bureau of Mines. II. Title.III. Series: United States. Bureau of Mines. Information circu-lar - Bureau of Mines ; 8739.

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CONTENTS

Abstract.......... ......................................................Introduction ............................................................Acknowledgments .........................................................Definitions and abbreviations.........................................Btu conversions.........................................................

Production.........................................................Consumption........................................................

U.S. summary of salient fuels and energy statistics--1974...............U.S. division summary.................................................New England Division ....................................................Middle Atlantic Division............................................East North-Central Division........................... ...............West North-Central Division....................... ..... .........................South Atlantic Division ................................................East South-Central Division ............................ ;..............West South-Central Division............. ..................... ... ..Mountain Division .....................................................Pacific Division.......................................................

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Alabama........................ .Alaska........................ ..Arizona..........................Arkansas .........................California.......................Colorado ........................Connecticut....................Delaware ........................Florida..........................Georgia..........................Hawaii...........................Idaho.............................Illinois.........................Indiana..........................Iowa .............................Kansas...........................Kentucky .........................Louisiana........................Maine............................Maryland and District of Columbia

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New Mexico ............................................................ 92New York ............................................................... 94North Carolina......................................................... 96North Dakota .......................................................... 98Ohio . .......................... .............. 100Oklahoma..................... .................. ... ......... .... . ... . 102Oregon. ...................... ........................................ 104Pennsylvania ........................................................ 106Rhode Island........................................................... 108South Carolina ..... ........................................ 110South Dakota ....................................................... . 112Tennessee.............................................................. 114Texas.................................................................. 116Utah............................................................... 118Vermont................. . .......................................... 120Virginia .............................................................. 122Washington............................................................. 124West Virginia........................................................ 126Wisconsin.............................................................. 128Wyoming................................... ........................... 130Bibliography...................................................... 132Appendix.--Petroleum consumption, by major product. (See special

itemization at end of contents section.)............................. 134

ILLUSTRATIONS

1. Divisions of the United States ............................. 92. Coalfields of the United States .................................... 103. Oil and gas fields of the United States ............................ 114. Principal uranium deposits of the United States .................... 125. Production of energy resources, total 1960-72, and by major

sources, 1973-75 ................................................. 136. Consumption of energy resources, total 1960-72, and by major

sectors, 1973-75 .......................... ..................... 137. Comparison of production and consumption of fossil fuels by

divisions, 1974 ....................................... ....... .... 148. Energy consumption by sectors, 1974 .... ............................ 14

TABLES

1. U.S. gross consumption of energy resources .......................... 152. Ranking of States in terms of energy consumption per capita, 1974.. 163. Gross and net energy inputs by divisions and States, 1973 and 1974. 174. Energy sources comprising gross consumption, by division ........ 195. Salient fuel and energy statistics, 1974--Undistributed items ...... 206. Liquefied petroleum gases used inchemical and rubber manufacture,

refinery fuel, and secondary recovery of petroleum by PADdistricts, 1974 ...........--....... .................................. 21

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U.S. division summary ................................................... 134New England Division .............................. .......... 134Middle Atlantic Division ................................................ 135East North-Central Division .......................... ............... 135West North-Central Division ............................................. 136South Atlantic Division ................................................. 136East South-Central Division ............................................. 137West South-Central Division ............................................. 137Mountain Division ............................... 138Pacific Division........................................................ 138Alabama ................................................................. 139Alaska .................................................................. 139Arizona ................................. ............................... 140Arkansas .............................. 140California .............................................................. 141Colorado ................................................................ 141Connecticut ...................................... ...................... 142Delaware ................ ......... .... ...... ..... 142Florida ................................................................. 143Georgia ................................................................. 143Hawaii ........................................ ......................... 144Idaho ................................................................... 144Illinois ................................................................ 145Indiana ................................................................. 145Iowa ...................................................... ............. 146Kansas .................................................................. 146Kentucky ............................................................... 147Louisiana ............................................................... 147Maine .................................................................. 148Maryland and District'of Columbia ....................................... 148Massachusetts ........................................................... 149Michigan ................................................................ 149Minnesota ............................................................... 150Mississippi ............................................................. 150Missouri .................................................... 151Montana .................... ................... 151Nebraska. .......................................... ........ 152Nevada ........... ........... ..................... 152New Hampshire ......................................... ....... 153New Jersey .............................................................. 153New Mexico ................................................. 154New York ............................................................ 154North Carolina .......................... .... ... ... . ...... 155North Dakota ........... ..... . . .......... . 155Ohio .................................................... .... .. 156Oklahoma ........................ ........................................ 156Oregon .................................................. 157Pennsylvania ......................................................... 157

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Rhode Island ............................................................ 158South Carolina ........... ..................................... ........ 158South Dakota.......................................................... . 159Tennessee............................................................... 159Texas................................................................... 160Utah ................................................................... 160Vermont................................................................. 161Virginia................................................................ 161Washington.............................................................. 162West Virginia .......................................................... 162Wisconsin............................................................... 163Wyoming................................................................. 163

FUELS AND ENERGY DATA: UNITED STATES BY STATESAND CENSUS DIVISIONS, 1974

by

Lulie H. Crump 1

ABSTRACT

Salient information on reserves, production, and consumption of fuelsand energy by State is summarized in this Bureau of Mines publication.Reserve and production data are shown for each of the fossil fuels (coal,crude oil, natural gas liquids, and natural gas) and for uranium. The con-sumption data of each of the major consuming sectors (household-commercial,industrial, transportation, electric power, and miscellaneous) are brokendown by energy source (coal, petroleum, natural gas, hydropower, and nuclear).In addition, total energy consumption in the Nation'in 1974 is compared withconsumption in 1973 and 1975 (preliminary data).

INTRODUCTION

An important function of the Bureau of Mines is the collection of dataon the production and consumption of fossil fuels. These data are generallypublished in separate reports for each fuel. By consolidating data from thesereports and pertinent information from other sources, this report provides anoverview of the fuel-energy position of each State in 1974. To provide largergeographic viewpoints, the State data are combined for the nine census divi-sions of the Nation. The individual State and division tables can be used asthe basis of more extensive fuel-energy studies. Data for the United Statesare also included, thereby giving a national perspective to the fuel-energyposition of a particular State or division. Six additional tables and eightillustrations are included following the U.S. summary statistics to portraysome of the more salient facts, and an appendix provides information on petro-leum consumption.

Continuing an annual series, this report follows "Fuels and Energy Data:United States by States and Regions, 1973" which was published in 1976 asInformation Circular 8722. Revised consumption data for the years 1960through 1972 have been published in Information Circular 8704, "HistoricalFuels and Energy Consumption Data, 1960-72, United States by States and CensusDistricts East of the Mississippi," and Information Circular 8705,

1Mineral specialist, Division of Interfuels Studies, Bureau of Mines,Washington, D.C.

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"Historical Fuels and Energy Consumption Data, 1960-72, United States byStates and Census Districts West of the Mississippi."

It should be noted that the estimates of total U.S. consumption cal-culated by summing the data for the individual States differ from the figurescompiled for the Nation as a whole. These differences are generally due tolack of information on the distribution of certain fuels or to confidentialityof fuel shipments data. The differences are enumerated in table 5.

Some data are withheld or combined to prevent disclosing individualcompany confidential information. Data that are combined for several Statesare listed in the State that accounts for the largest share. The factorsused to convert physical quantities to British thermal units (Btu's) areshown under "Btu Conversion." The data may not add to the totals owing torounding.

Computer tapes incorporating consumption data for 1960 through 1974 canbe obtained for $250 from the Division of Finance, Bureau of Mines, Build-ing 20, Federal Center, Denver, Colo. 80225. The tapes are 9-track, 800BPI,odd parity, EBCDIC. Orders should specify the 1960-74 Energy Consumption Datatapes, and checks should be payable to the Bureau of Mines.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

This report was prepared under the general direction of Walter G. Dupree,Jr., Chief of the Division of Interfuels Studies, and T. Reed Scollon, Assist-ant Director--Fuels, Bureau of Mines.

Assistance in preparing this publication was given by the followingBureau employees: Terry J. Sutton, computer systems analyst, Fuels Availabil-ity System, Division of Fuels Data; Donald J. Donaven, supervisory physicalscientist; C. Kenneth Boyd and Ralph Johnson, computer programers, Division ofAutomatic Data Processing; and Charles L. Readling, mineral specialist, Divi-sion of Interfuels Studies.

DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS

bbl--Barrels (42 gallons per barrel).

Btu--British thermal units. The amount of heat necessary to raisethe temperature of 1 pound of water 1° F at or near 39.2° F. It is a conven-ient measure by which to compare the energy of various fuels.

Coal mines, number of--Number of bituminous coal and lignite mines.

Consumption--Many of the quantities listed were reported as shipments orsales and may not reflect the actual consumption.

Anthracite consumption cannot be shown by consuming sector within States,so it is included in the miscellaneous sector. The principal consumingsectors are electric power and household-commercial. For some States thisfigure cannot be revealed and is therefore omitted.

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"Petroleum products" include the following: Motor gasoline, jet fuel,kerosine, distillate and residual fuel oil, liquified petroleum gas, andasphalt (including road oil). Other products are included in table 5.

For bituminous coal, kerosine, distillate fuel oil, residual fuel oil,liquefied petroleum gases, and natural gas, the various categories shown inthe Mineral Industry Surveys are combined to form the major consuming sectorsas follows:

Bituminous coal: Household-commercial--"Retail dealers"; Industrial--"Coke and gas plants" and "All others"; Electric power--"Electric utilities."Bituminous coal consumption in the industrial sector includes any coal usedfor transportation.

Kerosine: Household-commercial--"Heating"; Industrial--"All other uses."

Distillate fuel oil: Household-commercial--"Total: Heating Oils";Industrial--"Industrial use," "Oil company use," and "Diesel type, Off highway":Transportation--"Railroad use," "Vessel Bunkering use," "Military use," and"Diesel type, On highway"; Electric power--"Electric utility company use";Miscellaneous--"Miscellaneous Uses: Other uses."

Residual fuel oil: Household-commercial--"Total: Heating Oils"; Indus-trial--"Industrial use" and "Oil company use"; Transportation--"Railroad use,""Vessel Bunkering use," and "Military use"; Electric power--"Electric utilitycompany use"; Miscellaneous--"Miscellaneous uses."

Liquefied petroleum gases: Household-commercial--"Residential and com-mercial"; Industrial--"Industrial" and "Utility gas"; Transportation--"Internal-combustion engine fuel"; Miscellaneous--"Miscellaneous uses."

Natural gas: Household-commercial--"Residential," "Commercial," and"Other consumers"; Industrial--"Industrial," "Lease and plant fuel," and"Transmission loss and unaccounted for"; Transportation--"Pipeline fuel."

Energy inputs--"Total gross consumption" is the total energy input intothe economy. It includes coal, petroleum, natural gas, and the equivalentenergy inputs of the electricity generated by hydroelectric and nuclear power-plants. "Total net consumption" is the total energy input into the threefinal consuming sectors. It consists -of directly consumed fuels and of util-ity electricity distributed (note definition below).

kW-hr--Kilowatt-hour. The amount of energy equal to 1 kilowatt for 1 hour.It is equivalent to 3,412 Btu.

Labor force: Fuel sector (excluding processing)--Excludes uranium laborforce.

MMcf--Million cubic feet.

Net generation--Gross generation less kilowatt-hours consumed out ofgross generation for station use.

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Reserves:

Coal--The reserve figures reported are the demonstrated reserve base asof January 1, 1974, and include measured and indicated in-place quantities ofbituminous coal and anthracite in beds 28 inches or more thick and subbitumi-nous coal in beds 60 inches or more thick that occur at depths to 1,000 feet.Also included are small quantities of coal in beds thinner and/or deeper thatpresently are being mined or for which there is evidence that they could bemined commercially at this time. The data for lignite include beds 60 inchesor more thick that can be surface-mined; they generally occur at depths nogreater than 120 feet. In general, the amount of coal that can be recoveredfrom a deposit ranges from 50 to 90 percent of a reserve base, depending uponthe location and geologic occurrence of the coalbed. Reserves for someStates are currently being revised; each reserve that is being revised isindicated by a footnote.

Crude oil, natural gas, and natural gas liquids--The data are provedreserves as of yearend 1974 as reported by the American Petroleum Instituteand American Gas Association. "Proved reserves" are reserves that can berecovered with reasonable certainty from known reservoirs under existingeconomic and operating conditions. They do not include petroleum in unprovedportions of partly developed fields.

Uranium--The reserve data are as of yearend 1974 and are based on acost of $15 per pound of recoverable U308 (uranium oxide) as reported by theU.S. Energy Research and Development Administration.

Trillion--Million million: 1012.

Utility electricity distributed--The electricity generated by power-plants and transmitted to the household-commercial, industrial, and trans-portation sectors was distributed on the basis of sales of electricity asreported by the Edison Electric Institute. The data were adjusted to thelevel of the total net generation and net imports of utility electricity inthe United States. In this way transmission losses have been allocated tothe final consuming sector.

U3 08 (uranium oxide)--The international standard for the form in whichuranium concentrate is marketed.

BTU CONVERSIONS

Production

Anthracite--25,400,000 Btu/short ton.

Bituminous coal and lignite--The Btu value of bituminous coal and ligniteis the median value of analyses by the Bureau of Mines of samples of coaldelivered to Government installations from a producing State and samplesobtained at mines and preparation plants during the years 1960-72. The fol-lowing tabulation shows individual values used in each State:

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Btu/short tonState

Alabama.......................................Alaska .......................................Arizona . .....................................Arkansas.....................................Colorado . ....................................Illinois.....................................Indiana......................................Iowa .........................................Kansas........... ....................... ..Kentucky.....................................Maryland .....................................Missouri .....................................Montana.......................................New Mexico....................................North Dakota .................................Ohio..........................................

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25,740,00022,860,00021,840,00025,460,00022,320,00022,780,00023,200,00019,420,00024,340,00025,460,00025,440,00021,800,00021,580,00023,080,00014,280,00024,600,00025,240,00026,720,00026,200,00013,200,00025,440,00026,360,00019,340,00026,800,00020,620,000

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Crude oil--5,800,000 Btu/barrel.

Natural gas liquids--4,024,000 Btu/barrel.

Natural gas (wet)--1,097 Btu/cubic foot. This includes the Btu value ofthe natural gas liquids contained in the gas.

Uranium--215,000,000 Btu/pound of U308.

Thorium--No value assigned.

Consumption

Anthracite--25,400,000 Btu/short ton was used for all consuming States.

Bituminous coal and lignite--Btu conversion of household-commercial andindustrial sectors was based on the average Btu value attributed to the Statethat was the major supplier of coal delivered. The following tabulation showsindividual values used in each State:

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Btu conversions of the electric power sector were based upon the averageBtu value for coal at steam-electric plants as shown in "Steam Electric PlantFactors, 1975," published by the National Coal Association.

Petroleum products--The following factors were used to convert the vari-ous products volumes to Btu values:

FactorProduct (Btu/barrel)

Gasoline (including aviation)................. 5,248,000Jet fuel ....................................... 5,670,000Kerosine ...................................... 5,670,000Distillate fuel oil (including diesel)........ 5,825,000Residual fuel oil............................. 6,287,000Liquefied petroleum gases..................... 4,011,000Asphalt and road oil.......................... 6,636,000

Natural gas--1,024 Btu/cubic foot was used as the conversion factor tocompute Btu values for the household-commercial, industrial, and transporta-tion sectors. This figure is less than that of natural gas (wet) becausenatural gas liquids have been extracted.

Btu conversions for the inputs to the electric power sector were basedupon the average Btu value for natural gas consumed at steam-electric plantsas shown in "Steam Electric Plant Factors, 1975," published by the NationalCoal Association..

Hydropower--For hydropower, energy inputs equivalent to those of theaverage of the fossil-fueled electric powerplants of each State have beencalculated. This was done by multiplying the kilowatt-hours of hydropower out-put by the weighted average of the Btu's of fossil fuel consumed per killowatt-hour of output of the fossil-fueled steam-electric powerplants. Thesetheoretical numbers are shown as the energy consumption for hydropowerproduction.

Nuclear power--Energy inputs for nuclear powerplants are calculated at anaverage heat rate of 10,660 Btu per kilowatt-hour of output, based upon infor-mation from the Energy Research and Development Administration.

U.S. Summary Salient Fuel Statistics - 1974Population 211,445,000

Anthracite Bituminous coal Crude oil Natural gas Natural gas Uranium

(thousand and lignite (thousand liquids (MMcf) (thousand poundstons) (thousand tons) bbl) (thousand bbl) recoverable U398 )

Reserves 1/ ......................... 7,384,500 429,340,900 34,249,956 6,350,449 237,132,497 840,000Production:

Quantity: Physical units......... 6,617 603,406 3,202,585 616,098 21,600,522 23,056Trillion Btu ...................... 168.1 14,318.8 18,575.0 2,479.2 23,689.3 4,957.0Value, thousand dollars ........... 144,695 9,486,209 21,580,549 3,087,927 6,573,402 243,884

Average number of active operations - Coal mines: 5,247 Crude oil wells: 497,631 Natural gas wells: 126,329 Uranium mines: 154

Labor force--Total: 91,377,000 Fuel sector (excluding processing): 472,149

Petroleum refineries Natural gas processing plants Uranium millsProcessing plants:

Number ............................ 261 768 14Daily capacity .................... 14,668,750 bbl 73,871 MMcf 25,850 tons of ore

CONSUMPTIONAnthracite Bituminous coal Petroleum Natural gas Hydropower Nuclear Utility electricity(thousand and lignite products (MMcf) (million power distributed

tons) (thousand tons) (thousand bbl) ______kW-hr) (million kW-hr)Household-commercial ................ 2,577 8,840 1,063,800 7,341,745 -- --

Industrial .......................... 1,373 2/ 155,983 1,115,900 9,783,365 3,179 -- 1,091,195Transportation ..............................- 80 3,296,000 668,792 - -- 781,757Electric power ...................... 1,498 390,068 559,900 3,429,231 313,741 113,577 4,701Miscellaneous ....................... -- 42,600 -- -- -- --

Total .......................... 5,448 2/ 554,971 6,078,200 21,223,133 316,920 113,577 1,877,653

U.S. Summary Salient Energy Statistics - 1974

ENERGY CONSUMPTION, TRILLION BTUAnthracite Bituminous Petroleum Natural Hydro- Nuclear Total gross Utility Total net

coal and products gas power power inputs electricity inputs

lignite distributed (3 sectors)Household-commercial ............... 65.5 232.0 6,098.8 7,518.0 - -- 13,914.3 3,726.0 17,640.3Industrial ......................... 34.9 2/ 4,094.3 5,909.4 10,018.2 33.0 -- 20,089.8 2,670.0 22,759.8Transportation .....................-- 2.1 17,733.6 684.8 - - 18,420.5 16.0 18,436.5Electric power ..................... 38.0 8,481.6 3,480.2 3,511.5 3,276.0 1,211.0 19,998.3 -- --

Miscellaneous ......................-- -- 245.3 -- -- -- 245.3 -- 245.3Total ......................... 138.4 2/ 12,810.0 33,467.3 21,732.5 3,309.0 1,211.0 72,668.2 6,412.0 59,081.9Percentages ................... 0.2 17.6 46.1 29.9 4.5 1.7 100.0-- --

Fossil fuel Nuclear Hydropower TotalGenerating plants:

Number ...................................... 2,456 36 1,152 3,644Installed capacity (thousand kW) ............ 380,737 31,662 63,589 475,988Production (million kW-hr) .................. 1,451,774 112,740 300,447 1,864,961

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Table 1. - U.S. gross consumption of energy resources (trillion Btu)

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Household and commercial:1971----------------------------- 98 308 r/ 7,713 r/ 6,430 - -- 14,549 3,209 17,7581972----------------------------- 75 233 r/ 7,943 r/ 6,666 - -- 14,917 3,478 18,3951973----------------------- ------ 74 222 r/ 7,633 6,697 - -- 14,626 3,723 18,3491974----------------------------- 66 232 7,518 6,099 - -- 13,915 3,726 17,6411975 (preliminary)--------------- 57 189 7,589 5,747 -- - 13,582 3,970 17,552

Industrial:1971----------------------------- 47 4,256 r/ 9,874 r/ 5,088 34 -- 19,299 2,293 21,5921972----------------------------- 35 4,240 r/ 9,882 r/ 5,643 35 -- 19,835 2,493 22,3281973----------------------------- 33 4,344 r/10,454 6,076 38 -- 20,945 2,644 23,5891974---------------------------- 35 2/ 4,094 10,018 5,909 33 -- 20,089 2,670 22,7591975 (preliminary)--------------- 35 2/ 3,786 8,551 5,544 35 -- 17,951 2,580 20,531

Transportation:1971------------------------ -- 6 766 r/ 16,304 -- - 17,076 17 17,0931972----------------------------- -- 4 787 r/ 17,290 - -- 18,081 17 18,0981973----------------------------- -- 3 744 18,192 - -- 18,939 15 18,9541974-------------------------- - 2 685 17,734 - -- 18,421 16 18,4371975 (preliminary)----------- -- 1 595 17,933 -- -- 18,529 16 18,545

Electric power:1971--------------------------- 42 7,288 4,117 2,543 2,828 404 17,222 -- --1972----------------------------- 40 7,796 4,086 3,134 2,911 576 18,543 -- --

1973----------------------------- 37 8,581 3,681 3,656 2,971 888 19,814 -- --

1974--------------------------- 38 8,482 3,512 3,480 3,276 1,211 19,999 -- --

1975 (preliminary)-------------- 38 8,722 3,213 3,239 3,194 1,833 20,239 -- --

Miscellaneous and unaccounted for:1971------------------------ -- -- -- r/ 205 -- -- r/ 205 -- r/ 2051972-------------- ------------- - - - 233 - 2331973------------------------------ - - 231 -- - 231 -- 2311974 ---------------------------- - -- 245 -- - 245 -- 2451975 (preliminary)----------------- - - -- 278 -- -- 278 -- 278

Total:1971-------------------------- 186 11,857 r/ 22,469 30,570 2,862 404 r/ 68,348 5,519 r/ 56,6481972- --------- 150 12,273 r/ 22,698 32,966 2,946 576 r/ 71,609 5,988 r/ 59,0541973-------------------- - - 144 13,150 r/ 22,512 34,852 3,009 888 r/ 74,555 6,382 r/ 61,1231974---------------------------- 138 2/ 12,810 21,733 33,467 3,309 1,211 72,668 6,412 59,0821975 (preliminary)--------------- 130 2/ 12,698 19,948 32,742 3,229 1,833 70,580 6,566 56,906

r/ Revised.1/ Petroleum products including still gas, liquefied refinery gas, and natural gas liquids.2/ Includes 59 trillion Btu net imports of coke in 1974, and 14 trillion Btu in 1975.

1U1

State

Wyoming ..........Louisiana.........Texas.............Alaska............West Virginia.....Montana ..........Indiana...........Kansas ............New Mexico........Utah..............Alabama ..........Oklahoma..........Arkansas..........Ohio..............Idaho.............Pennsylvania......Illinois..........Nebraska..........Iowa..............Nevada............Colorado..........Mississippi.......North Dakota......Minnesota.........Michigan..........Delaware..........Kentucky..........Tennessee.........Washington .......Maine.............Missouri..........Oregon............Wisconsin.........Arizona...........Georgia...........Maryland & D.C....Virginia..........South Carolina....South Dakota......California........Massachusetts.....New Jersey........North Carolina....New Hampshire.....Rhode Island......Hawaii............New York..........Connecticut.......Vermont...........Florida...........

Population(thousands)

3703,753

12,083326

1,802742

5,3022,2401,1311,2023,5902,6842,106

10,744814

11,81611,1071,5352,869

5842,4882,323

6223,9239,143

5743,3614,1663,4911,0494,7382,2864,6052,1974,8774,7594,8162,748

67720,8965,8147,2895,349

813923806

18,0943,081

4718,265

16

Table 2. - Ranking of States in terms of energy consumptionper capita (net and gross), 1974

MillionBtu, net

per capita

654646523486414357356351340327308303293293280276274274270267259258257253251248248244244235234233226219216213207205205204200199187186186182179173166152

MillionBtu, grossper capita

962719611540691474431418508347413402327351354337333340314482319289409290295332349296462285297283278302262259253302330241232229256223184229224236216220

Rank,net, percapita

1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435363738394041424344454647484950

Rank,gross, per

capita

1245381011618121424161520211926725331332312217309342935362737384028234143453947504446424948

1

----

Divisionand State

New England:Maine...........New Hampshire...Vermont.........Massachusetts...Rhode Island....Connecticut.....

Middle Atlantic:New York........New Jersey......Pennsylvania....

East North-Central:Ohio............Indiana.........Illinois........Michigan........Wisconsin.......

West North-Central:Minnesota.......Iowa............Missouri........North Dakota....South Dakota....Nebraska........Kansas.........

South Atlantic:Delaware........Maryland & D.C..Virginia........West Virginia...North Carolina..South Carolina..Georgia.........Flnrida.........

East South-Central:Kentucky........Tennessee.......Alabama.........Mississippi.....

1973

3,095.8344.7200.7110.3

1,510.5189.4740.1

10,256.74,326.71,849.94,080.1

13,977.83,765.72,394.13,714.32,823.91,279.8

5,451.61,166.3

916.31,446.9

250.9208.1465.1997.9

9,344.6178.7

1,197.91,307.91,226.51,408.8

782.61,477.41,764.4

4,731.31,201.61,376.11,503.6

650.0

Gross enerev innuts

17

Table 3. - Gross and net energy inputs by divisions and States,1973 and 1974 (trillion Btu)

1974

2,829.9299.2181.6102.0

1,349.3170.2727.6

9,701.74,054.01,669.33,978.3

13,730.13,767.62,287.33,693.92,701.21,280.2

5,379.51,137.1

899.51,406.2

254.3223.3521.9937.0

9,187.2190.9

1,234.61,219.81,245.21,371.9

831.21,277.61,816.0

4,560.51,173.31,232.11,484.3

670.8

1973

2,562.2278.2159.991.5

1,271.0192.2569.5

8,537.33,513.71,596.13,427.5

11,670.53,185.41,990.53,027.62,416.51,050.5

4,490.01,013.7

795.21,145.4

155.7146.0424.7809.2

7,162.7158.3

1,089.51,062.8

750.81,050.2

588.61,122.61,339.9

3,628.7847.4

1,069.31,091.1

620.9

Net energy inputs1974

2,345.4246.1151.478.4

1,164.9171.4533.2

7,951.43,231.41,453.83,266.2

11,415.73,149.61,889.03,046.52,291.61,039.1

4,381.6990.8775.4

1,109.9160.1138.9420.1786.5

6,776.1142.2

1,015.8998.0745.5998.1563.0

1,053,31,260.3

3,556.4835.2

1,017.21,104.4

599.6

18

Table 3. - Gross and net energy inputs by divisions and States,1973 and 1974 (trillion Btu)--Continued

Division Gross energy inputs Net energy inputsand State 1973 1974 1973 1974

West South-Central: 12,018.4 11,842.4 10,433.4 10,180.3Arkansas ........ 729.7 688.1 644.2 617.0Louisiana ....... 2,661.7 2,699.1 2,380.2 2,424.7Oklahoma ........ 1,039.9 1,078.0 812.4 813.4Texas ........... 7,587.1 7,377.2 6,596.6 6,325.2

Mountain: 3,676.3 3,726.5 2,818.4 2,795.6Montana ......... 333.6 352.1 261.3 265.2Idaho ........... 265.0 288.1 214.5 227.7Wyoming ......... 371.2 356.1 224.7 242.1Colorado ........ 795.6 792.9 676.8 645.5New Mexico ...... 573.6 575.1 392.7 385.0Arizona ......... 621.1 663.7 493.9 481.0Utah ............ 419.3 417.5 393.6 393.2Nevada .......... 296.7 281.2 161.0 156.0

Pacific: 8,083.4 7,654.0 6,193.8 5,958.2Washington ...... 1,590.3 1,613.5 885.0 850.2Oregon .......... 773.6 647.6 549.6 532.8California ...... 5,367.9 5,031.9 4,446.9 4,270.2Alaska .......... 159.2 176.1 157.2 158.3Hawaii .......... 192.4 184.9 155.1 146.6

Table 4. - Energy sources comprising gross consumption,by division (percent)

Bituminous Natural Hydro- NuclearAnthracite coal and Petroleum gas power power Total

Division _lignite1973:New England .......... .0 1.2 83.5 8.5 1.9 4.9 100.0Middle Atlantic ...... 1.1 19.8 56.6 18.0 3.3 1.2 100.0East North-Central ... .1 31.8 35.6 30.0 .3 2.2 100.0West North-Central ... .0 15.7 42.2 38.3 3.0 .8 100.0South Atlantic ....... .0 23.5 55.4 17.0 2.1 2.0 100.0East South-Central ... .0 36.4 33.2 24.4 5.9 .1 100.0West South-Central ... .0 .9 33.0 65.3 .8 .0 100.0Mountain............. .0 17.5 38.8 34.8 8.9 .0 100.0Pacific.............. .0 1.6 47.6 30.5 19.4 .9 100.0United States ........ .2 17.6 46.8 30.2 4.0 1.2 100.0

1974:New England .......... .0 1.9 81.0 9.4 1.3 6.4 100.0Middle Atlantic ...... 1.1 20.8 55.3 17.1 3.5 2.2 100.0East North-Central... 0.1 31.7 35.0 30.7 0.3 2.2 100.0West North-Central ... .0 16.3 40.5 38.2 3.2 1.8 100.0South Atlantic ....... .0 25.5 53.2 16.5 1.9 2.9 100.0East South-Central ... .0 35.4 34.3 23.8 5.0 1.5 100.0West South-Central. .0 1.1 33.4 64.6 0.9 .0 100.0Mountain............. .0 18.9 37.5 33.6 10.0 .0 100.0Pacific.............. .0 1.8 46.5 29.8 21.0 0.9 100.0United States ........ .2 17,6 46.1 29.9 4.5 1.7 100.0

Io%o

o

TABLE 5. - Salient fuel statistics, 1974--Undistributed items

Anthracite Bituminous coal Crude oil Natural gas Natural gas Uranium(thousand and lignite (thousand liquids (MMcf) (thousand pounds)tons) (thousand tons) bbl) (thousand bbl) recoverable U 08

Reserves 1/ ........................ 100 -200 8,471 -- 168,084 29,000Production:

Quantity: Physical units ........ -- 2- - 5,620Trillion Btu ..................... -- -627.4 - -- -6.5 1,208.3Value, thousand dollars .......... -- 107,988 1,085 - -- 60,978

Average number of active operations - Coal mines: none Crude oil wells: none Natural gas wells: none Uranium mines: 8

Labor force - Total: none Fuel sector (excluding processing): none

Petroleum refineries Natural ga. processing plants Uranium mills Thorium millsProcessing plants:Number ........................... - .......- - -Daily capacity ................... - bbl -3 MMcf -- tons of ore -

CONSUMPTIONAnthracite Bituminous coal Petroleum Natural Hydropower Nuclear Utility electricity(thousand and lignite products gas (million power distributedtons) (thousand tons) (thousand bbl) (MMcf) kW-hr) (million kW-hr)

Household-commercial ........... 2,577 2,282 -3,124 -- -- -- --

Industrial ........................... 1,373 7,211 493,527 -288,731 3,179 -- --Transportation ................. .........-- 80 127,164 -- -- -- --

Electric power ................. 1,498 3,767 35 -- 13,295 837 --Miscellaneous .................. -4,678 -- 2,116 -- -- -- --

Total ..................... 770 13,340 619,718 -288,731 16,474 837 --

Salient energy statistics, 1974--Undistributed items

ENERGY CONSUMPTION, TRILLION BTUBituminous Petroleum Natural Hydro- Nuclear Total gross Utility Total net

Anthracite coal and products gas power power inputs electricity inputslignite _ distributed (3 sectors)

Household-commercial ................ 65.5 73.4 -16.3 22.1 - -- 144.7 2.8 147.6Industrial .......................... 34.9 405.1 2,718.7 -265.4 33.0 -- 2,926.3 2.6 2,928.9Transportation ...................... .........-- 2.1 714.8 2.0 - - 718.9 -- 718.8

Electric power ...................... 38.0 106.4 -.6 -11.8 199.5 9.2 340.7 -- --Miscellaneous ....................... -118.8 -- 44.5 - - - -74.3 -- -74.3

Total .......................... 19.6 587.0 3,461.1 -253.1 232.5 9.2 4,056.3 5.4 3,721.0

Fossil fuel Nuclear N Hydropower TotalGenerating plants:

Number ............................-- -- -- --

Installed capacity (thousand kW).. 1 -- -1 --Production (million kW-hr) ........ 2 -- 3

1/ See Definitions.NOTE.--This table denotes the differences between the U.S. Summary, page 8, and the U.S. Division Summary. These differences are generally due to lack of

information on the distribution of certain fuels, to confidentiality of data, or to rounding.

E - - E -

-

.

District I............

District II...........

District III..........

District IV...........

District V............

Total............

21

Table 6. - Liquefied petroleum gases used in chemical and rubbermanufacture, refinery fuel, and secondary recovery

of petroleum by PAD districts, 1974

.

Quantity(thousand barrels)

15,523

20,303

213,660

4,1824,182

. .

Btu(trillion)

62.3

81.4

857.0

16.8

253,668 1,017.5

I.

NOTE.--These volumes andindicated:

Btu values included in State data as

District I --included in West Virginia.District II --included in Illinois.District III--included in Texas.District IV --included in Texas.District V --included in California.

_ __~__ 0_ _

US DIVISION SUMMARY (POP. 211,444no00)

ANTHRACITE RITUMINOUSCOAL ANDLIGNITE

(THOUSAND (THOUSANDTONS) TONS)

RESERVES ................. 7 -384,400 429,341,COPRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS.. 6,617 603,404TRILLION BTU .... 168.1 14,946.2

VALUE, THOUS. DOLIARS.. 144,695 9,378,221

AVERAGE NUMPER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES: 5,247NATURAL GAS WELLS: 126,329

SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS

CRUDE OIL NATURAL GASLIQUIDS

(THOUSAND (THOUSANDBARRELS) BARRELS)

34,241,485 6,350,449

3,202,585 616,09818,575.0 2,479.221,579,464 3,087,927

CRUDE OIL WELLS:THORIUM MINES:

- 1974

NATURAL GAS

(MILLIONCU FT)

236,964,413

21,600,52223,695.8

6,573,402

497,6310

iURANIUM THORIUR(THOUSANDPOUNDS

RECOVERABLE (SHORTU308) TONS)

811,000 3

17,436 33,748.7 0.3182.906 3

URANIUM MINES: 146

LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 91,377,000 FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 472,149

PETROLEUM REFINERIFSPROCESSING PLANTS:

NUMBER................ 261DAILY CAPACITY....... 14,668,750 BBL

ANTHRACITE

(THOUSANDTONS)

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0INDUSTRIAL ....... .....TRANSPORTATION ........ELECTRIC POWER ........MISCELLANEOUS......... 4,678

TOTAL.............. 4,67

ANTHRACITE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0.0INDUSTRIAL ........... 0.0TRANSPORTATION ....... 0.0ELECTRIC POWER ....... 0.0MISCELLANEOUS ......... 118.8

TOTAL............ 118.8PERCENTAGES...... 0.2'

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER........................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR).........

BITUMINOUSCOAL ANDLIGNITE

(THOUSANDTONS)

6,558148,772

03R6.3 0 1

0541.631


158.63,689.2

0.08,375.2

0.0-12,223.0

17.9

FOSSIL FUEL2.456

380,7361,451,772

PETPR

(THBA

1.06

3,15

5.4

PETI

NATURAL GAS PROCESSING PLANTS

76873,874 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

TROLEUM NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWER'ODUCTS

OUSAND (MILLION (MILLIONRRELS) CU FT) KWHR)66.924 7,341,745 022.373 10.072,096 068,836 668,792 059,865 3,429,231 300,44640,484 0 058,482 21,511,864 300,446

SALIENT ENERGY STATISTICS - 1974

ENERGY CONSUMPTION, TRILLION BTU

ROLEUM NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWER

URANIUM MILLS

1425,850 TONS OF ORE

THORIUM MILLS

0O TONS OF ORE

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

112,7400

112,740

NUCLEARPOWER

0.0C.O0.0

1,201.80.0

1,201.8

1.7

HYDROPOWER1,152

63,590300,446

UTILITYELECTRICITYDISTRIBUTED

(MILLIONKWHR)

1.091,195781,757

4,701

1,877,653

PRODUCTS

6.115.13,190.7

17,018.83,480.8

200.830,006.2

43.7

7,495.910,283.6

682.83,523.3

0.021,985.6

32.0

NUCLEAR36

31,662112,740

0.00.00.0

3,076.50.0

3,076.54.5

TOTAL GROSSINPUTS

13,769.617,163.5

17,701.619,657.5

319.668,611..9

100.0


3,723.22,667.4

16.0

6,406.6

TOTAL3,644

475,9P81,864,958

TOTAL NETINPUTS

(3 SECTORS)

17,492.719,830.9

17,717.7

319.655,360.9

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 68,611.9 TRILLION PTUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 324 MILLION BTU*See Definitions.*In process of revision.

TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT: 55,360.9, TRILLION 9TUTOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 262 MILLION BTU

NEW ENGLAND DIVISION (POP. 12,151,000) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974

ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUSCOAL ANDLIGNITE


CRUDE OIL NATURAL GAS NATURAL 6AS URANIUMLIQUIDS (THOUSAND

POUNDS(THOUSAND (THOUSAND (MILLION RECOVERABLEBARRELS) BARRELS) CU FT) U308)

THORIUI

(SHORTTONS)

RESERVES.-................PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS..TRILLION PTU....

VALUE, THOU . DOLLARS..

0

0.0I

0 0

00.0

0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0

30.3

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES:NATURAL GAS WELLS:

0 CRUDE OIL WELLS:THORIUM MINES:

O URANIUM MINES: 00

LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 5,514,100 FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 88

PROCESSING PLANTS:NUMBER...............DAILY CAPACITY......

PETROLEUM REFINERIES

221,500 BBL

ANTHRACITE BITU-INOUSCOAL ANDLIGNITE

(THOUSAND (THnUSANDTONS) TONS)

0 290 199n 00 1,827

54 054 2,055


0O MMCF

URANIUM MILLS

0O TONS OF ORE

THORIUM MILLS

0C TONS OF ORE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER .......MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL...........

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

145,4521/30,034146,41873,592

787/ 396,283

CONSUMPTION

NATURAL GAS

(MILLIONCU FT)199,50552,022

74011,384

0263,651

HYDROPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

4.7530

4,753

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

00Li

16,9120

16,912


(MILLIONKWHB)50,43523,388

29

73,852



ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUSCOAL ANDLINNITE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTPIAL............TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER........MISCFLLANEOUS.........

TOTAL............PERCENTAGES-.....

0.00.0P.O

1.41.40.0

0.85.30.0

46.70.0

52.81.9

FDSSIL FUEL137

12,40747.574

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

860.81/18R1.3782.5461.9

3.81/2,290.3

81.0

NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWER NUCLEAR TOTAL GROSS UTILITY TOTPL NETPOWER INPUTS ELECTRICITY INPUTS

DISTPIPUTED (3 SECTORS)

203.753.10.89.80.0

267.49.4

NUCLEAR6

3,46916,912

0.00.00.0

37.80.0

37.81.3

0.00.00.0

1P0.30.0

180.36.4

HYDROPOWER136

2.6514,753

1,065.3239.7783.3736.5

5.22,829.9

100.0

172.179.80.1

252.0

TOTAL279

18,52769,239

1,237.4319.5783.4

5.22,345.4

. . .

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER............................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWH) .........

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 2,P29.9 TRILLION ETUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 233 MILLION BTU

1/ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture in Connecticutand Massachusetts included in South Atlantic Division.

* See Definitions.

TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT: 2,345.4 TRILLION 3TUTOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 193 MILLION PTU

I

MIDDLE ATLANTIC DIVISION (POP. 37,199.f0P)



RESERVES ................. 7,120,500 23,880,1C0PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS.. 6,617 80,462TRILLION PTU.... 168.1 2,149.9

VALUE, THOUS. DOLLARS. 144,695 1,637,473

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES: 1,C61NATURAL GAS WELLS: 17,P23

SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974

CRUDE OIL NATURAL GAS NATURAL GASLIQUIDS

(THOUSAND (THOUSAND (MILLIONBARRELS) BARRELS) CU FT)

61,312 580 1,657,691

4,374 0 87,62725.4 0.0 96.1

45,75f 0 39,105

CRUDE OIL WELLS: 37,570THORIUM MINES: 0

N

URANIUM(THOUSAND

POUNDSRECOVERABLE

U30?)

0

00.0

0

THORIUU

(SHORTTONS)

3

30.3

3


URANIUM MINES: 0

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

PETROLEUM REFINERIESPROCESSING PLANTS:

NUMBER............ ... . 18DAILY CAPACITY ....... 1,346,020 BBL

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ............TRANSPORTATION.......ELECTRIC POWER......MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL...........

ANTHRACITE

(THOUSANDTONS)

n

0

r4,1414,141


(THOUSANDTONS)

36336,347

044,412

CR1,122

PETPR

(THPA

21/

41

1/

PEI


25 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

TROLEUM NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWERRODUCTS

IOUSAND (MILLION (MILLIONIRRELS) CU FT) KWHR)278.739 1,045,789 062,883 494,655 0436,239 24,480 0154,594 61,0F9 29,7462,122 0 0

934,577 1,626,013 29,746



TROLEUM NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWER

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

00n

19,9430

19,943


(MILLIONKWHR)

146,653102,875

3,764

253,292

THORIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0.0 9.7INDUSTRIAL ............ 0.0 971.2TRANSPORTATION ........ 0.0 0.0ELECTRIC POWER ........ 0.0 1,038.0MISCELLANEOUS......... 105.? 0.0

TOTAL............ 105.2 2,018.9PERCENTAGES...... 1.1 20.8

GENERATING PLANTS: FDSSIL FUELNUMBER ...... ................. 225INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW).. 52,709PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR).......... 185,904

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 9.701.7 TRILLION BTUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 261 MILLION BTU

PRODUCTS

1,660.21/ 378.92,352.1

960.912.1

1/5,364.255.3

1,067.8505.025.062.80.0

1,660.617.1

NUCLEAR8

6,37419,943

0.00.00.0

340.20.0

340.23.5

NUCLEARPOWER

0.00.0C.O

212.60.0

212.62.2

HYDROPOWER124

6,95929,746

TOTAL GROSSINPUTS

2,737.61,855.12,377.12,614.5

117.39,701.7

100.0


500.4351.012.8

864.2

TOTAl35i

66,04;235,59'

TOTAL NETINPUTS

(3 SECTORS)

3,23F.02,206.12,389.9

117.37.951.4

. . .

TOTAL NET ENERGYTOTAL NET ENERGY

INPUT: 7,951.4 TRILLION 3TUINPUT PER CAPITA: 214 MILLION PTU

1/ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture inNew Jersey and Pennsylvania included in South Atlantic Division.

* See Definitions.

I I MM

EAST NORTH CENTRAL DIV. (POP. 40,901,00)

ANTHRACITE PITUMINOUSCOAL ANDLIGNITE



CRUDE OIL NATURAL GAS NATURAL GAS URANIUMLIQUIDS (THOUSAND

POUNDS(THOUSAND (THOUSAND (MILLION RECOVERABLEBARRELS) BARRELS) CU FT) U30)P

THORIU1

(SHORTTONS)

RESFRVES --- .........----PRODUCTION:

OUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS..TRILLION PTUL....

VALUE, THOUS. DOLLRS..

" 07,482,800

O0.0

0

127,3522,993.7

1,338,790

390,310

59,581345.6

530,P91

20,264 3,230,019

13,94356.1

61,191

162.800178.6

79.813

00.0

0

30.3

3

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES: 353NATURAL GAS WELLS: 11,052

CRUDE OIL WELLS: 48,865THORIUM MINES: C

LAROR FORCE - TOTAL: 1F,000,100 FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 38,556

URANIUM MINES: C

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE


NUMBER.................. 31DAILY CAPACITY ...... 2,479,582 BBL


R1,144 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

THORIUM MILLS

TONS OF ORE0 TONS OF ORE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL..........-..TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER......MISCFLLANEOUS.........

TOTAL............

ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUSCOAL AND

LICNITE(THOUSAND (THOUSAND

TONS) TONS)0 3,0160 60,8060 0r 1s0.380

339 0339 1"4,202

ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUSCOAL ANDLINITE

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)203,104

1/77,775560,71535,4349,003

1/886,031

NATURAL GAS

(MILLIONCU FT)

2,257,5011,641,426

57,988167,417

04,174,332

HYDROPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

3,3180

3,318

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000C

28,2640

28,264


(MILLIONKWHR)189,700173.067

415

363.182



HOUSFHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ...........TRANSPORTATION .......FLECTRIC POWER .....MISCELLANEOUS ........

TOTAL ...........PERCENTAGES.....

0.0n.oo.0r.n8.68.6G.1

71.61,452.2

0.02,830.7

0.04,354.5

31.7

F3SSIL FUEL428

75.584308,936

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

1,153.01/420.12,989.6

214.741.5

1/4,818.935.0

NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWER NUCLEAR TOTAL GROSS UTILITY TOTAL NETPOWER INPUTS ELECTRICITY INPUTS

DISTRIBUTED (3 SECTORS)

2,304.91,675.9

59.2171.2

0.04,211.2

30.7

NUCLEAR8

8,24328,264

0.00.00.0

35.60.035.60.3

0.00.00.0

301.30.0

301.32.2

HYDROPOWER154

2,8163,318

3,529.53,548.23,048.83,553.5

50.113,733.1

100.0

647.3590.5

1.4

1.239.2

TOTAL590

86.643340,518

4,176.74,138.73,050.2

50C.111,415.7

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER .........................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR).........

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 13,730.1 TRILLION BTUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 336 MILLION BTU

I/ Includes liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture inIllinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, Oklahoma, and Tennessee.

* See Definitions.

TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT: 11,415.7 TRILLION 3TUTOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 279 MILLION BTU

n

WEST NORTH CENTRAL DIV.

RESERVES ............PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS..TRILLION RTU....

VALUE, THOUS. DOLIARS.

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERA

(POP. 16.634, 00)

ANTHRACITE nITUHINOUSCOAL AND

LIGNITE(THOUSAND (THOUSAND

TONS) TONS)

0 30.191,3C0

0 13,3930.0 235.5

D 53,139

ATIONS - COAL MINES: 38NATURAL GAS WELLS: 8,862




594,680 447,330 12,192,022

88,549 33,064 920,559513.6 133.1 1,009.9

658,456 114,459 154,289


URANIUM(THOUSAND

POUNDSRECOVERABLE

U308)

0

00.0

0

URANIUM MINES:

THORIU1

(SHORTTONS)

3

0.30

N'01

0



NUMBER.................. 19DAILY CAPACITY....... 820,032 BBL

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.-INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION.......ELECTRIC POWER.......MISCELLANEOUS........

TOTAL .........

ANTHRACITE

(THOUSANDTONS)

00

1111

BITUMINOUSCOAL ANDLIGNITE(THOUSANDTONS)

6465,595

037,725

043,966

PE1PI

(TIBI

1/

PE1


365,715 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

rROLEUM NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWERRODUCTS

4OUSAND (MILLION (MILLIONARRELS) CU FT) KWHR)98,939 885,063 0A2,1C9 658,267 0274,818 115,898 06,430 364,979 12,9935,273 0 0

407,569 2,024,207 12,993



IROLEUM NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWER

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

9,2900

9.290


(MILLIONKWHR)77,92743 128

21

121,076

THORIUM MILLS

C0 TONS OF ORE


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0.0 13.1INDUSTRIAL ............ 0.0 123.3TRANSPORTATION ...... 0.0 0.0ELECTRIC POWER . ...... 0.0 737.9MISCELLANEOUS ......... 0.3 0.0

TOTAL ........... 0.3 874.3PERCENTAGES ...... 0.0 16.3

GENERATING PLANTS: F)SSIL FUELNUMBER . ... ...................... . 709INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW).. 28.490PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR)............. 98,760


PRODUCTS

524.41/123.71.466.1

38.723.5

1/2,176.440.5

903.6672.1118.3362.5

0.02,056.5

38.2

NUCLEAR5

3,5639,290

0.00.00.0

173.00.0

173.03.2

NUCLEARPOWER

0.00.00.0

99.00.0

99.01.8

HYDROPOWER62

3,13412,993

TOTAL GROSSINPUTS

1,441.2919.1

1,584.41,411.0

23.85,379.5

100.0

UTILITYELECTRICITY9ISTRIPUTED

265.9147.2

0.1

413.1

TOTAL776

35,187121,043

TOTAL NETINPUTS

(3 SECTORS)

1,707.11,066.31,584.5

23.?4,3P1.6

...


1/ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture inIowa included in East North Central Division.

* See.Definitions.

SOUTH ATLANTIC DIVISION (POP. 33,190,000) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974

ANTHRACITE RITUMINOLSCOAL AND


TONS) TONS)

137,500 44,182,400



334,919 F1,755RESERVES.* .. ............PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS..TRILLION ETU....

VALUE. THOUS. DOLIARS..

NATURAL GAS

(MILLIONCU FT)

2,619,154

247,672271.7

90,448

URANIUM(THOUSAND

POUNDSRECOVERABLE

U308)

0

00.0

0

THORIUV

(SHORTTONS)

30.3

3

00.0

0

139,1243;710.3

3,121,381

39,019226.3

378,389

8,81035.5

35,440

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES: 1,635NATURAL GAS WFLLS: 21.639

CRUDE OIL WELLS: 13.789THORIUM MINES: C


URANIUM MINES: 0

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE


NUMBER ............... 9DAILY CAPACITY ....... 250,20C BBL

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION......ELECTRIC POWER.....MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL............



0 1.4110 19,4160 00 76,977

133 0133 97,804


51,26P MMCF

CONSUMPTION

PETROLEUM NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWERPRODUCTS

(THOUSAND (MILLION (MILLIONBARRELS) CU FT) KWHR)124,860 539.327 0

1/79.277 666,834 0505,161 36,260 0156,783 239,999 17.369

5,745 0 01/871,826 1,482.420 17,369




NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

00C

24,9310

24,931


(MILLIONKWHR)

200,79P107,095

224

308.117

THORIUM MILLS

TONS OF OREC TONS OF ORE


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0.0 36.6INDUSTRIAL ............ o0. 513.5TRANSPORTATION ........ 0.0 0.0ELECTRIC POWER ........ .0 1,794.3MISCELLANEOUS ......... 3.4 0.0

TOTAL ..-.---..-- . 4 2,344.3PERCENTAGES ...... 0.0 25.5

GENERATING PLANTS: F3SSIL FUELNUMBER............................. ...... 273INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW).. 73,976PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR).......... 793,844

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 9,187.2 TRILLION PTUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 277 MILLION BTU

718.01/444.2,711.8

978.428.3

1/4,881.353.2

550.7680.8

37.0245.1

0.01,513.7

16.5

NUCLEAR4

6,64424,931

0.00.00.0

178 80.0

178.81.9

i

NUCLEAR TOTAL GROSS UTILITYPOWER INPUTS ELECTRICITY

DISTRIBUTED

0.0 1,305.2 685.10.0 1,639.1 365.40.0 2,748.8 0.8

265.8 3,462.4 ..0.0 31.7

265. 9,187.2 1,051.32.9 100.0 ...

HYDROPOWER TOTAL129 406

5,806 86,42617,369 336,144

TOTAL NETINPUTS

(3 SECTORS)

1.99C.32,004.52,749.6

31.7,776.1

. ..


1/ Includes liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacturein Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.

* See Definitions.

------I

EAST SOUTH CENTRAL DIV. (POP. 13,440,000)

ANTHRACITE 9ITUMINOUSCOAL ANDLIGNITE




POUNDS(THOUSAND (THOUSAND (MILLION RECOVERABLEBARRELS) BARRELS) CU FT) U30R)

0"

THORIUq

(SHORTTONS)

RESERVES...............PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS..TRILLION BTU ....

VALUE, THOUS. DOLIABS..

0 29,509,100 366,698

72.708421.7

499,157

175,892 2,430,792 0

00.0

D

164,5614,200.3

2,898,479

7843.2

4.722

178,545195.9

79,890

00.0

0

30.3

3

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES: 2.050NATURAL GAS WELLS: 7,565

CRUDE OIL WELLS: 17.117THORIUM MINES: 0


URANIUM MINES: 0

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

PROCESSING PLANTS:NUMBER ..............DAILY CAPACITY......

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION .....ELECTRIC POWER .......MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL............


14543,150 BBL



0 5470 14,8130 00 55,7200 0O 71,080

ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUSCOAL ANDLIlNITE


121,230 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

46,7931/18,550209,67611,604

2,1351/288,758

NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWER

(MILLIONCU FT)351,556535,926122,99552,513

01,062,990

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

25,5090

25,509

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

6,289C

6,289


(MILLIONKWHR)81,716105,131

6847

186,847

THORIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ...........TRANSPORTATION.......ELECTRIC POWER......MISCELLANEOUS ........

TOTAL............PERCENTAGES......

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

13.9379.7

0.01,221.0

0.01,614.6

35.4

FOSSIL FUEL79

35,582143,958

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

250.21/107.11,124.6

70.111.7

1/1,563.734.3



358.9547.2125.654.70.0

1,086.423.8

NUCLEAR1

1,1526,289

0.00.00.0

228.80.0

228.85.0

0.00.00.0

67.00.0

67.01.5

HYDROPOWER53

5,36825,509

623.11,034.01,250.21,641.6

11.74,560.5

100.0

278.8358.7

0.0

637.5

TOTAL133

42,102175.756

901.91,392.71,250-2

11.73,556.4

.. .

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER.............................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR) .........


1/ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture forKentucky and Tennessee included in East North Central Division.

* See Definitions.


�M_ M��

WEST SOUTH CENTRAL DIV. (POP. 20,626,000)





POUNDS(THOUSAND (THOUSAND (MILLION RECOVERABLEBARRELS) BARRELS) CU FT) U30P)

RESERVES .................PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL INITS..TRILLION FTU ...

VALUE, THOUS. DOLIARS..

96,400 5,135,400 16,566,733

30.0

3

10,495 2,193,762172.4 12,723.8

34,442 14,9F4,668

4,974,444 158,096,878

490,800 17,687,3461,975.0 19,403.0

2,548,066 5,412,621

58,600

00.0

0

THORIUN

(SHORTTONS)

3

0.33

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES: 25NATURAL GAS WFLLS: 44,467



URANIUM MINES:

URANIUM MILLS

11,750 TONS OF ORE


NUMBER............... R4DAILY CAPACITY....... 6,274,450 BBL


56757,116 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

THORIUM MILLS

(0 TONS OF ORE

HOUSFHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER.......MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL ...........



0 40 3,464O 00 5,426n 00 8.894


PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

74,3341/259,339414,47327,1946,520

1/781,860

(MILLIONCU FT)696,123

4,570,604207,656

2,011,9210

7,486,304

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

9,4840

9,484

O

NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWER NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

3610

361



18

221,613



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL...........TRANSPORTATION .......ELECTRIC POWER........MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL ............PERCENTAGES......

0.00.0Pr.0.00.00.00.0

0.149,10.0

75.80.0

125.11.1

FOSSIL FUEL296

56,663217.224

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

397.1A,11 8.22,235.1

166.535.2

1/3,952.133A


710.74,666.6

212.02,070.3

0.07,659.6

64.6

NUCLEAR1

902361

0.00.00.0

101.70.0

101.70.9

0.00.00.03.80.03.80.0

HYDROPOWER42

2,5569,484

1,107.95,833.92,447.12,418.2

35.211842.4

100.0

431.4324.7

0.1

756.1

TOTAL339

60,121227.069

1,539.36,158.72,447.2

35.210,180.3

. .

NUCLEAR TOTAL GROSSPOWER INPUTS

UTILITY TOTAL NETELECTRICITY INPUTSDISTRIBUTED (3 SECTORS)

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER.............................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHP).........

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 11,8:2.4 TRILLION BTU TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT: 10,180.3 TRILLION 3TUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 574 MILLION BTU TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 494 MILLION BTU

V1 Includes liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacturefor Louisiana, New Mexico, and Texas; that for Oklahoma is included in East North Central Division.

* See Definitions.

Is

M M M = =

MOUNTAIN DIVISION (POP. 9,528,00) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974

ANTHRACITE PITUMINOUS CRUDE OIL NATURAL GAS NATURALCOAL AND LIQUIDSLIGNITE

(THOUSAND (THOUSAND (THOUSAND (THOUSAND (MILLTONS) TONS) BARRELS) BARRELS) CU I

RESERVES.-..--.....-- - --... 30,009 185,358,800 2,275,698 551,107 19,676,PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS.. 0 63,404 350,986 57,893 1,821,TRILLION PTU.... 0.0 1,391.9 2,035.7 233.0 1,95

VALUE, THOUS. DOLIARS.. 0 294,086 2,424,387 268,649 534,

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES: 81 CRUDE OIL WELLS: 28,347NATURAL GAS WELLS: 13,727 THORIUM MINES: 0


PETROLEUM REFINERIFS NATURAL GAS PROCESSING PLANTSPROCESSING PLANTS:

NUMBER............. .. 38 92DAILY CAPACITY........ 627,994 BBL 5,710 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUS PETROLEUM NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWERCOAL AND PRODUCTSLIGNITE

(THOUSAND (THOUSAND (THOUSAND (MILLION (MILLIONTONS) TONS) BARRELS) CU FT) KWHR)

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0 510 39,341 436,568 0INDUSTRIAL ............ 5,126 1/24,320 505,032 0TRANSPORTATION ....... 0 0 174,087 70,858 0ELECTRIC POWER...... 0 29,682 12,497 209,738 32,243MISCELLANEOUS ........ n 0 3,758 0 0

TOTAL ............ 35,318 1/254,003 1,222,196 32,243



ANTHRACITE PITUMINOUS PETROLEUM NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWER

GAS

.ION:T)

,653

,68498.4.561

a

URANIUM THORIU4(THOUSAND

POUNDSRECOVERABLE (SHORT

U308) TONS)

752,400 3

17,436 03,748.7 0.3182,906 3

URANIUM MINES: 146

URANIUM MILLS THORIUM MILLS

12 023,600 TONS OF ORE 0 TONS OF ORE

NUCLEAR UTILITYPOWER ELECTRICITY

DISTRIBUTED(MILLION (MILLION

KWHR) KWHR)0 58,0320 32,1050 2500 ...0 90,162

NUCLEAR TOTAL GROSS UTILITY TOTAL NETPOWER INPUTS ELECTRICITY INPUTS


0.0 679.5 198.0 877.50.0 780.3 109.5 889.80.0 1,007.7 0.1 1,007.P0.0 1,238.5 ..0.0 20.5 ... 2C.50.0 3,726.5 307.6 2,795.60.0 100.0 ....


7,092 24,68832,243 105,620

INPUT: 2,795.6 TRILLION 3TUINPUT PER CAPITA: 293 MILLION BTU

COAL AND PRODILIGNITE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0.0 12.1 2:INDUSTRIAL........... C.O 121.1 1/ 1TRANSPORTATION ....... 0.0 0.0 9:ELECTRIC POWER ..... 0.0 571.5MISCELLANEOUS ........ 0.0 0.0

TOTAL ............ .0 704.7 I/1,3SPERCENTAGES ..... . 0. 18.9

GENERATING PLANTS: FOSSIL FUELNUMBER.. ...................... ...... 168INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW).. 17,596PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR). ......... 73,377


1/ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and rubber manufacture inNew Mexico included in West South Central Division.

* See Definitions.

JCTS

21.713.515.476.820.597.917.5

445.7515.672.3

217.40.0

1,251.133.6

NUCLEAR000

0.00.00.0

372.80.0

372.810.0


PACIFIC DIVISION (POP. 27,P35,O00) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974

ANTHRACITE RITUMINOUS CRUDE OIL NATURAL GAS NATURALCOAL AND LIQUIDSLIGNITE

(THOUSAND (THOUSAND (THOUSAND (THOUSAND (MILITONS) TONS) BARRELS) BARRELS) CU

RESERVES ............... ---- 13,601,200 13,651,135 99,077 37,061PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS.. 0 4,613 393,606 10,804 494TRILLION TU .... 0.0 91.7 2,282.9 43.5 5,

VALUE, THOUS. DOLIARS.. 0 431 2,057,75P 55,400 182,

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES: 4 CRUDE OIL WELLS: 40,678NATURAL GAS WFLLS: 1.194 THORIUM MINES: 0


PFTROLEUM REFINERIES NATURAL GAS PROCESSING PLANTSPROCESSING PLANTS:

NUMBER ............... 46 46DAILY CAPACITY....... 2,305,822 B9L 1,686 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUS PETROLEUM NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWERCOAL AND PRODUCTSLIrNITE


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0 32 55,362 930,313 0INDUSTRIAL -........-- n 3,006 1/4F,086 947,330 0TRANSPORTATION....... 0 0 447,249 31,917 0ELECTRIC POWER....... n 4,152 81,737 310,191 165,031MISCELLANFOUS ......... 0 5,141 0 0

TOTAL ............ 0 7,190 1/637,575 2,219,751 165,031



ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUS PETROLEUM NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWER

GAS

LIONFT)

,204

,28942.2,675

URANIUM TI(THOUSAND

POUNDSRECOVERABLE

U30F)

0

00.0

0

URANIUM MINES: (

URANIUM MILLS

1

500 TONS OF ORE

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

Cr

6,7500

6,750

HORIU*

(SHORTTONS)

3

30.3

3

I

THORIUM MILL

00 TONS OF 0


(MILLIONKWHP)

159,51299,795

205

259,512

NUCLEAR TOTAL GROSS UT1COAL AND PRODUCTS

LICNITE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0.0 0.7 329.7 949.8INDUSTRIAL ............ 0.0 73.8 1/ 273.1 967.2TRANSPORTATION ........ 0.0 0.0 2,421.6 32.6ELECTRIC POWER ........ 0.0 59.4 512.8 329.4MISCELLANEOUS ........ 0.0 0.0 24.2 0.0

TOTAL ........... 0.0 133.9 1/3,561.4 2,279.1PERCENTAGES...... 0.0 1.8 46.5 29.8

GENERATING PLANTS: F3SSIL FUEL NUCLEARNUMBER .......................... . 141 3INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW).. 27,729 1,315PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR) ......... 82,195 6,750

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 7,654.0 TRILLION BTU TOTALTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 275 MILLION BTU TOTAL

1/ Includes liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture in California.} See Definitions.

POWER INPUTS ELEC1DISTF

0.0 0.0 1,280.30.0 0.0 1,314.10.0 0.0 2,454.2

1,607.7 72.0 2,581.30.0 0.0 24.2

1,607.7 72.0 7,654.021.0 0.9 100.0

HYDROPOWER2P5

27,208165,031

NET ENERGY INPUT: 5,958.2 TRILLION 3TUNET ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 214 MILLION

ILITYrRICITYRIBUTED

544.3340.5

0.7

885.5

TOTAL42S

56,252253,97(

9TU

TOTAL NETINPUTS

(3 SECTORS)

1,824.51,654.62,454.9

24.25,958.2

1*11~*

600.SO.

F-MQ iso-

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FNTHRACITE BITUMILNOLIS CfAL FERTbBLEJYI NATURAL &3A HYDROPOWIER NUCLEAR PIOER

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCERLRBRMR - 1971

ALABAMA (POP. 3,590,rO0) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974



3 **2,981,800



NATURAL GAS URANIUM(THOUSAND

POUNDS(MILLION RECOVERABLECU FT) U308)

THORIU1

(SHORTTONS)

RESERVES. ............--.PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS..TRILLION BTU.-..


68,718

13,32377.3

113,808

118,623

1/0.0I/O

507,370

27,86530.6

20,704

0

0.00

19,623510.2

421,619

00.0

0

30.3

2


136 CRUDE OIL WELLS:6 THORIUM MINES:

5820

LAROR FORCE - TOTAL: 1,415,no0 FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 10,005

URANIUM MINES: 0

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE


NUMBER...............DAILY CAPACITY...----

443,250 B9L


233 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

THORIUM MILLS

0C TONS OF CRE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL..---...--..TRANSPORTATION .......ELECTRIC POWER......MISCELLANEOUS .......

TOTAL ..........



n 27n 9.0010 0n 16,0970 00 75.125

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

12,9565.253

59,560770968

79,507


167.11819,3274,958

02F1,869

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

10,3440

10,344

O


(MILLIONKWHR)

000

6,2890

6,289

O


(MILLIONKWHR)20.86025,809

0

46.669




PETROLEUMPRODUCTS



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER.......MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL............PERCENTAGES .....

0.00.00.0P.O0.00.00.0C.O

0.7231.7

0.0368.1

0.0600.5

40.4

F)SSIL FUEL16

10,26841,413

69.931.2

323.34.55.7

434.629.3

92.4170.619.75.20.0

287.919.4

NUCLEAR1

1,1526,289

0.00.00.0

94.40.0

94.46.4

0.0-0.00.0

67.00.0

67.04.5

HYDROPOWER19

2,50810,344

163.0433.5343.D539.1

5.71,484.3

100.0

71.288.10.0

159.2

TOTAL36

13,92858,046

234.1521.6343.0

5.71,104.4

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER.............................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR).........

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 1,4F4.3 TRILLION BTUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 413 MILLION BTU

/ Included in Mississippi.* See Definitions.** In process of revision.


INPUT: 1.104.4 TRILLION 3TUINPUT PER CAPITA: 308 MILLION BTU

Z ~u

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MRL PETROLEUM NRTURI L GRS HYDROPOPRODUCTS

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEFLRSKR - 1974

IdER NUCLERR POWER

�� 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0

M

ALASKA

RESERVES ..-...........PRODUCTION:

CUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS..TRILLION RTU ...


(PCP. 326,n00)



**11.645,400

3 7C00.3 16.0

O 0




10,094,099 845

70,603 1 0409.5 1/0.0

347,408 1/0

- 1974

NATURAL GAS

(MILLIONCU FT)

31,866,612

128,935141.4

21,919

URANIUM(THOUSAND

POUNDSRECOVERABLE

U308)

0

00.0

0

URANIUM MINES:

THORIUI

(SHORTTONS)

3

30.)

D

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES:NATURAL GAS WFLLS:

LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 147.400 FUEL SECTOR


NUMBER ............... 2DAILY CAPACITY..------- 60000 3L

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTPIAL ... .......TRANSPORTATION.....ELECTRIC POWER......MISCELLANEOUS .........

TOTAL ...........

ANTHRACITE

(THOUSANDTONS)

00noo0


(THOUSANDTONS)

12416

0262

0690

1 CRUDE OIL WELLS: 19952 THORIUM MINES: 0

(EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 1,830


260 MMCF

CONSUMPTION


(THOUSAND (MILLION (MILLIONBARRELS) CU FT) KWHR)

3,418 17,269 01,524 29,831 0

11,431 110 0417 17,117 326186 0 0

16,976 64,327 326



PETROLEUM NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWER

0

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000000


(MILLIONKWHR)1,699

1911

1,891

THORIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0.0 0.3INDUSTRIAL ............ . 9.5TRANSPORTATION........ 0.0 0.0ELECTRIC POWER ...... 0.0 0.0MISCELLANFOUS ... . ..-. 0.0 0.0

TOTAL .......... 0.0 9.8PERCENTAGES...... 0.0 5.6

GENERATING PLANTS: F3SSIL FUELNUMBER............................ 40INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW).. 469PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR) ................. 1545

PRODUCTS

20.09.1

63.72.41.1

96.354.6

17.630.50.1

17.60.0

65.837.4

NUCLEAR000O

O

0.00.00.04.20.04.22.4

NUCLEARPOWER

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

HYDROPOWER14

123326

TOTAL GROSSINPUTS

37.949.163.824.21.1

176.1100.0


5.80.70.0

6.5

TOTAL54

5921,871

TOTAL NETINPUTS

(3 SECTORS)

43.749.763.P

1.1158.3

.. .

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 176.1 TRILLION BTUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 540 MILLION BTU1/ Included in Utah.* See Definitions.** In process of revision.

TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT: 158.3 TRILLION 3TUTOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 486 MILLION BTU

UJLn

--_1

r-'

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AND LIGNITE PRODU TS

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCERRIZONR - 1974

ARIZONA (POP. 2,197,no0) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974



3 350,000



0 0


POUNDS(MILLION RECOVERABLECU FT) U30P)

0 0

THORIUM

(SHORTTONS)

RESERVES. .................PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS..TRILLION TU ....


00.0

O

6,448140.8

0

7404.3

3,885

00.0

0

2240.245

00.0

0

30.9

D

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES:NATURAL SAS WELLS:


250

LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: P72,000 FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 424

URANIUM MINES: C

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

PETROLEUM REFINERIES NATURAL GAS PROCESSING PLANTSPROCESSING PLANTS:

NUMBER...............DAILY CAPACITY.......

THORIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

13,000 B9L 3 MMCF

CONSUMPTION


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION .......ELECTRIC POWER .......MISCELLANEOUS .........

TOTAL............



0 00 11n 00 3,048O 00 3,059

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

5,7523,447

35,3598,991

56054,109

(MILLIONCU FT)65,07768,45522,22540,251

0196,008

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

7,3940

7,394

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000000



0

21,785


ENERGY CONSUMPTION. TRILLION BTU


PETROLEUMPRODUCTS





0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

0.00.20.0

65.70.0

66.09.9

F3SSIL FUEL30

4,27013.134

35.020.1189.555.42.F

302.845.7

66.469.922.743.30.0

202.330.5

NUCLEAR000ToTo

0.00.00.0

92.60.0

92.613.9

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

HYDROPOWER13

2,0797,394

101.490.2

212.2257.0

2.F663.7100.0

51.223.10.0

74.3

TOTAL43

6,34920,528

152.6113.4212.2

481.0

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER .......... .................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR)...---...

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 663.7 TRILLION BTUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 302 MILLION BTU* See Definitions.

TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT: 481.0 TRILLION 3TUTOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 219 MILLION PTU

UJ

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= 300

H-

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1SO

UU. ~~-- - - -- - � ----------. - --------- .-

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PAL PEBBICUJ NATURAL GAS C YDtOe

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCERRKRNSRS - 1974

IWER NUCLEAR POEfR

ARKANSAS (POP. 2,106,00oc) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974







THORIUU

(SHORTTONS)

RESERVES..................PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS..TRILLION BTU....


96,400

0.00

569,300

45511.6

9,682

106,336

16,52795.9

122,817

4,748 2,113,404

6172.5

3,835

123,975136.0

32,234

00.0

00.3

2

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES: 7NATURAL GAS WELLS: 1.172


7,2350

LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: P39,600 FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 2,185

URANIUM MINES: 0

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE


NUMBER ................DAILY CAPACITY.......

459,OfC BBL


3171 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

THORIUM MILLS

0r TONS OF CRE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ............TRANSPORTATION .......ELECTRIC POWER ......MISCELLANEOUS .........

TOTAL ...........

ANTPRACITE BITUMINOUSCOAL ANDLIGNITE


r 00 1120 0n on 00 112

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

12.6784,678

36,4656,8681,306

61,995


166,35113,55739,648

0294,706

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

4,2630

4,263


(MILLIONKWHR)

00

3610

361



18

18,360




PETROLEUM NATURAL GASPRODUCTS

HYDROPOWER NUCLEAR TOTAL GROSS UTILITY TOTAL NFTPOWER INPUTS ELECTRICITY INPUTS


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL.............TRANSPORTATION .......ELECTRIC POWER.....---MISCELLANEOUS .........


0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

0.02.90.00.00.02.90.4

FDSSIL FUEL22

2,5507,548

63.627.7

193.543.0

6.3334.148.5

76.7169.813.840.00.0

300.543.7

NUCLEAR1

902361

0.00.00.0

46.90.0

46.96.8

0.00.00.03.80.03.80.6

HYDROPOWER11

1,0764,263

140.3200.4207.3133.8

6.3688.1100.0

35.627.P0.1

62.6

TOTAL34

4,52812,172

175.9227.4207.4

6.3617.0

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER............................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR) .........

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 6P8.1 TRILLION BTUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 327 MILLION BTU* See Definitions.


oLD

Z3

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,--

2400

2250

2100

1950-

1800-

1650-

1500-

1350-

1200-

1050-

900-

750-

600-

450-

300-

150-

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-2400

-2250

-2100

-1950

-1800

-1650

-1500

-1350

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-1050

-900

-750

-600

-450

-300

150-ISO

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ANTHRACITE BITUNINOU5 CORL PETROLEUM NRTURRL CGR HYDROPOWERAND LIGNITE PRODUCTS

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCECALIFORNIA - 1971

NUCLERR POWER

CALIFORNIA (POP. 20,F96,000)



RESERVES.. ................ 0PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS.. DTRILLION BTU.... 0.D

VALUE, THOUS. DOLIARS.. 0

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COALNATURAL SAS




3,557,036 98,232 5,194,592

323,003 10,804 365,3541,873.4 43.5 400.8

1,710.350 55,400 160,756


UPANIUM(THOUSAND

POUNDSRECOVERABLE

U30F)

0

00.0

C

URANIUM MINES:

THORIU1

(SHORTTONS)

I

3

0.)I

00.0

0

MINES: 0WELLS: 1,142

0



NUMBER.................. 37DAILY CAPACITY....... 1,846,722 B9L

NATURAL GAS PROCESSING PLANTS URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

THORIUM MILLS

rO TONS OF OPE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ...........TRANSPORTATION .......ELECTRIC POWER........MISCELLANEOUS ........

TOTAL ............

ANTHRACITE

(THOUSANDTONS)

n

0a000

BITUMINOUSCOAL ANDLIGNITE(THOUSAND

TONS)1

2,183000

2,184

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

25,5071! 30,422323,59971,2403,626

1/454,394

SALIENT

ENERGY

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

152.01/ 166.51,749.5

447.615.7

1/2,531.350.3

441,626 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

NATURAL GAS PYDROPOWER

(MILLION (MILLIONCU FT) KWHR)R08,997 0746,199 018,993 0

202,808 46,4200 0

1,866,997 46,420

ENERGY STATISTICS - 1974

CONSUMPTION, TRILLION BTU


NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

00

2,.610

2,861


(MILLIONKWHR)

101,90451,403

192

153,499

UTILITYELECTRICITYDISTRIPUTED

347.7175.4

0.7

523.7

TOTAL232

32,513120,36'


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0.0 0.0INDUSTRIAL . ..-....... 0.0 55.5TRANSPORTATION ........ 0.0 0.0ELECTRIC POWER ...... .0 0.0MISCFLLANEOUS ......... 0.0

TOTAL ............ 0.0 55.6PERCENTAGES ..... 0.0 1.1

GENERATING PLANTS: FDSSIL FUELNUMBER ............................ 62INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW).. 23,595PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR) ........ 71,082


826.0761.919.4

311.50.0

1,918.838.1

NUCLEAR2

5152,861

0.00.00.0

495.70.0

495.79.9


0.0 978.00.0 983.90.0 1,768.9

30.5 1,285.40.0 15.7

30.5 5,031.90.6 100.0

HYDROPOWER168

F,40346,420

TOTAL NETINPUTS

(3 SECTORS)

1,325.71,159.31,769.5

15.74,27C.2



1/ Includes liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture.* See Definitions.

= 300.

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ARND LIGNITEPET OLEUMPR DUCTS

NRTURAL GAS HYDROPOUER NUCLERR POWER

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCECOLORRDO - 1974

COLORADO (POP. 2,488,000) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974

ANTHRACITE PITUMINOUS CRUDE OIL NATURAL GAS NATURALCOAL AND LIQUIDSLIGNITE


RESERVES ................. 27,700 **14,841,500 289,333 20,689 1,881,PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS.. 0 6,897 37,508 4,154 144,TRILLION BTU .... 0.3 153.9 217.5 16.7 1

VALUE, THOUS. DOLARS.. 0 64,675 283,904 23,509 28,




NUMBER ............... 3 2nDAILY CAPACITY....... 51,500 BBL 707 MMCF

CONSUMPTION



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0 75 9,243 160,131 0INDUSTRIAL ........... 0 1,597 3,131 87,184 0TRANSPORTATION ........ 0 41,879 2,464 0ELECTRIC POWER........ 0 5,618 1,034 66,245 1,414MISCELLANEOUS ....... 0 0 981 0 0

TOTAL .......... 0 7,290 56,268 316,024 1,414




GAS

.IONFT)

,695

,629i8.7.926

URANIUM(THOUSAND

POUNDSRECOVERABLE

U308)

THORIUM

(SHORTTONS)

00.0

0

URANIUM MINES: 64

URANIUM MILLS

21,750 TONS OF ORE

THORIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000000



1615

16,1P

COAL ANDLIGNITE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0.0 1.7INDUSTRIAL............ 0.0 35.6TRANSPORTATION........ 0.0 0.0ELECTRIC POWER ........ 00 111.8MISCELLANEOUS ......... 0.0 0.0

TOTAL.........-.. 0.0 149.2PERCENTAGES...... 0.0 18.8

GENERATING PLANTS: F3SSIL FUELNUMBER ................................ 43INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW).. 2,870PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR) ......... 14,236

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 792.9 TRILLION BTUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 319 MILLION BTU* See Definitions.**In process of revision.

PRODUCTS

50.018.4

224.36.45.3

304.438.4

163.589.02.5

66.00.0

321.040.5

NUCLEAR000gO

O

0.00.00.0

18.30.0

18.32.3


DISTRIBUTED

0.0 215.2 42.70.0 143.1 12.50.0 226.8 0.00.0 202.5 ...0.0 5.30.0 792.9 55.10.0 100.0 .

HYDROPOWER TOTAI29 7,

743 3.6131,414 15.651

INPUT: 645.5 TRILLION 3TUINPUT PER CAPITA: 259 MILLION BTU

TOTAL NETINPUTS

(3 SECTORS)

257.R155.5226.8

5.3645.5


AcW

zD

JI-

F-T

ANTHRRCITE BINUjlINPIUS CAL PETOULfUNH NATURAL LGA HYDROPe

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCECONNECTICUT - 1974

IWER NUCLERR PBWER

AVERAGE NUPBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES:NATURAL GAS WFLLS:

CONNECTICUT (POP. 3.081.,00)

ANTPRACITE BITUMINOUSCOAL ANDLIGNITE


0 0




RESERVES .. ...............PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS..TRILLION FTU....

VALUE. THOUS. DOLLARS..

0

00.0

0

0

00.0

0

0

THORIU1

(SHORTTONS)

3

30.3

30.0

a

00.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0


00


URANIUM MINES: 0

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE



C0 B3L

ThORIUr MILLS

00 TCNS OF ORE0 MMCF

CONSUMPTION


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ............TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER........MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL.......----....



0 10 60O 00 1537 07 214


PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

24,3118.,924

36,71327,264

2241/ 97,436


44535

067,056

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

4220

422

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

7,9700

7.970


(MILLIONKWHR)14.3156.441

0

20.756



PETROLEUMPRODUCTS



HOUSEHCLD-COMMERCIAL-.INDUSTRIAL ..........TRANSPORTATION .......ELECTRIC POWER .......MISCELLANEOUS ........

TOTAL............PERCENTAGES..----

0.00.00.00.00.20.20.0

0.01.60.03.70.05.30.7

F3SSIL FUEL29

3.79315.000

142.9/ 53.3195.4171.2

1.11/563.9

77.5

50.717.20.00.50.0

68.59.4

NUCLEAR2

1,2627,970

0.00.00.04.80-04.80.7

0.00.00-0

85.00.0

85.011.7

HYDROPOWER15

134422

193.672.1

195.4265.2

1.3727.6100.0

48.822.0

0.0

70.8

TOTAL46

5,18923,392

242.594.0195.4

1.3533.2

...

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER............................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR).........

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 727.6 TRILLION ETU TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT:TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 236 MILLION BTU TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT1/ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture included in West Virginia.* See Definitions.

533.2 TRILLION 3TUPER CAPITA: 173 MILLION BTU

n

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L-

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AND LIGNIT PIqAOUCTS

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEDELRWRRE - 1974

*f0\

IV

DELAWARE (POP. 574,000) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974







RESERVES ................PRODUCTION:


VALUE, THOUS. DOLLARS..

0 0

00.0

0

0

00.0

0

0

00.0

n

THORIUM

(SHORTTONS)

3

00.3

D

00.0

0

0O.D

0

00.0

0


00

CRUDE OIL WELLS:THORIUM MINES: 0

LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 249,600 FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 180

URANIUM MINES: 0

URANIUM MILLS

0O TONS OF ORE


NUMBER................DAILY CAPACITY- ......


00 MMCF

114C.000 BBL

THORIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

CONSUMPTION



TOTAL .............



O 00 22O 00 773

11 011 795

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

4,7941/ 2,957

8.8887,9691,067

1/25,675


0891

020,736

(MILLIONKWHR)

000000O

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000000



0

6,017




HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION .......ELECTRIC POWER.......-MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL ...........PERCENTAGES .....

0.0P.00.00.00.3C.30.1

0.00.60.0

18.30.0

18.99.9

F3SSIL FUEL15

1,5126,740

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

27.8/ 18.248.150.06.4

1/ 150.578.9



10.89.50.00.90.0

21.211.1

NUCLEAR000

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

O. t

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

HYDROPOWER0

O

38.628.348.169.26.7

190.9100.0

9.611.00.0

20.5

TOTAL15

1,5126,740

48.139.248.1

6.7142.2

oo.

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER ............................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR).--........

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 190.9 TRILLION BTUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 332 MILLION BTU

TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT: 142.2 TRILLION 3TUTOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 24. MIILLION ?TU

1/ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture included in West Virginia.* See Definitions.

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ANTHRACITE BITUHINOU5 ClAND LIGNITE

:RAL PETROLEUM NRTUR AL GAS HYDROFP

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEFLORIDOR - 1974

)OER NUCLEAR POWER

1

FLORIDA (POP. 8,255,OUO) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974

ANTHRACITE PITUMINOUSCOAL AND


TONS) TONS)




POUNDS(MILLION RECOVERABLECU FT) U0OP)

THORI U

(SHORTTONS)


OUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS..TRILLION PTU....

VALUE, THOUS . DOLIARS..

0 302,709 0 308,866

00.0

0

00.0

0

36,351210.8

351,331

101 0

n

0

00.0

0

38,13741.8

20,441

00.)

0



1360


URANIUM MINES: 0

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

PROCESSING PLANTS:NUMBER...............DAILY CAPACITY.......

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ............TRANSPORTATION.......ELECTRIC POWER......MISCELLANEOUS .........

TOTAL...........


1f,00C 9BL



P 00 00 00 6,259n 00 6,259



1900 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

18,95712,166

128,16667,542

582227,413


(MILLIONCU FT)37,32094,9983,081

154,8620

290,261

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

2510

251

O

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

7,8770

7,877

D

7,877



0

74,447

THORIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE



PETROLEUMPRODUCTS



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER.......MISCELLANEOUS .......

TOTAL..........PERCENTAGES......

0.0C.O0.00.00.0o.oo.o

0.00.00.0

143.30.0

143.37.9

F3SSIL FUEL91

19,E2367,752

105.073.2

686.7422.5

3.11,290.5

71.1

38.197.03.1

157.30.0

295.616.3

0.00.00.02.70.02.70.1

0.00.00.0

84.00.0

84.04.6

HYDROPOWER2

30251

143.1170.2689.8809.8

3.11,P16.0

100.0

201.652.40.0

254.0

TOTAL94

21,37375,880

344.7222.6689.8

3.11,260.3

o...

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER ............................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR).........

NUCLEAR1

1,5207,877


1/ Included in West Virginia.* See Definitions.

TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT: 1,260.3 TRILLION 3TUTOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT PEP CAPITA: 152 MILLION PTU

D

750

600

0450

_J_J

300

HI-

150-

n

0

II-

-- -

7SU 7�n.-- on0

/

-600

-iSO

-300

-ISO

nF////AANTHRFCITE BITUMINOUS COAL

AND LIGNITEPETROLEUMPRODUCT5

NRTURAL GRS HYDROPOWER NUCLEAR POWER

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEGEORGIR - 1974

GEORGIA (POP. 4.877,000) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974



P 500

CRUDE OIL NATURAL GAS NATURAL GAS URANIUM

LIQUIDS (THOUSANDPOUNDS

(THOUSAND (THOUSAND (MILLION RECOVERAPLE

BARRELS) BARRELS) CU FT) U308)

THORIUt

(SHORTTONS)

0.33

RESERVES.......-.........PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS..TRILLICN RTU....

VALUE. THOUS: DOLIARS..

0 0 C

00.0

00.0

a

00.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0


00



URANIUM MINES: 0

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

PETROLEUM REFINERIES NATURAL GAS PROCESSING PLANTSTHORIUM MILLS

0C TONS OF ORE

PROCESSING PLANTS:NUMBER......--.......DAILY CAPACITY......

218,000 BBL C MMCF

CONSUMPTION


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL.............TRANSPORTATION .......ELECTRIC POWFR.....MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL..............



0 43O 2980 0n 10,4250 00 10,766

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

13,2529,806

84,6918,2501,297

117,296

(MILLIONCU FT)120,524166,922

4,85043,086

0335,382

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

3,6050

3,605

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

44

44



44,772




LIGNITE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER........MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL...........PERCENTAGES......

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

1.17.60.0

246.30.0

255.020.0

FOSSIL FUEL23

9,83933,962

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

74.059.7

454.149.85.6

643.250.4

123.1170.4

5.044.30.0

342.826.8

NUCLEAR00

44

0.00.00.0

36.10.036.12.8

0.0c.00.0C.5

0.5

0.0

HYDROPOWER26

1,0563,605

198.1237.7459.1377.1

5.61,277.6

100.0

98.754.10.0

152.8

TOTAL49

10,P9537,611

NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWER NUCLEAR TOTAL GROSS UTILITY TOTAL NET

POWER INPUTS ELECTRICITY INPUTSDISTRIBUTED (3 SECTORS)

296.8291.8459.1

5.61,053.3

.. .

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER............................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..

PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR).........

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 1,277.6 TRILLION BTU

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 262 MILLION BTU

* See Definitions.

TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT: 1,053.3 TRILLION 3TU

TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 216 MILLION BTU

n-

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ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEHRWflII - 1974

NUCLERR POWER

I m -0

HAWAII (POP. 836,q00) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974





THORIU'

(SHORTTONS)


QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS..TRILLION BTU...

VALUE, THOUS DOLIARS..

0

30.0

'3

0

00.0

0

0

00.0

0

0

00.0

0

0

00.0

0

0

00.0

0

30.3

3



0 URANIUM MINES: 00

LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 359,100 FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING):


NUMBER ...............DAILY CAPACITY.......

140,000 BBL


00 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

THORIUM MILLS

C0 TONS OF ORE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER......MISCELLANEOUS .........

TOTAL............



0 00 00 0

O0n 00 0

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

1,1451,851

19,3379,137

53832.008


(MILLION (MILLIONCU FT) KWHR)

0 00 00 0

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000000



0

5,641

000

180

18




PETROLEUMPRODUCTS



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ............TRANSPORTATION.......ELECTRIC POWER ......MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL...........PERCENTAGES .....

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

F3SSIL FUEL19

1,2175,270

5.910.6

107.557.33.4

184.799.9

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

NUCLEAR000

0.00.00.00.20.00.20.1

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

HYDROPOWER23

18

5.910.6

107.557.53.4

184.9100.0

9.89.40.0

19.2

TOTAL21

1,2205,2F8

15.720.0

107.5

3.4146.6

. ..

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER............................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR). ........



I

DI-

n-

_1-J

F-

A,....AX A

Lf

Flllllq .au, -- -- -- -- -- - I �

ANTHRACITE BITUINCOUr CeRNE LIGNITE

PERL PETROLEUM NATURAL GA3 HYDROPOPRODUCTS

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEIDRHO - 1974

IhER NUCLEAR PaUER



TONS) TONS)

(POP. 814,000) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974IDAHO

CRUDE OIL NATURAL GAS NATURAL GAS URANIUM

LIQUIDS (THOUSANDPOUNDS

(THOUSAND (THOUSAND (MILLION RECOVERABLE

BARRELS) BARRELS) CU fT) U30P)

THORIU'

(SHORTTONS)

0RFSERVESS ................-PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS..TRILLION BTU ...


0

0.00

0

00.0

0

0

00.-0

00.30

00.0

00.0

0

0.33

AVERAGE NUMBER Of ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES:NATURAL GAS WELLS:

0 CRUDE OIL WELLS:THORIUM MINES: 0

0

0

LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 356.000 FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING):

URANIUM NINES: 0

URANIU, MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE


HOUSFHOLD-COKMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL...........-----TRANSPORTATION .......

ELECTRIC POWER.......-MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL ...........

PETROLEUM REFINERIFS

CC B9L

ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUSCOAL ANDLICNITE


0 1370 335

r 0O 0n 472n 472


r0 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

5,2951,70513,777

50499

21.326


(MILLIONCU FT)17,69231,3693,973

600

53,094

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

9,6860

9,686

a

0

9,686

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

00000

o

THORIUM MILLS

0 TONS OF ORE



0

13,723



PETROLEUM NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWER

PRODUCTSANTHRACITF BITUMINOUS

COAL ANDLIGNITE

NUCLEAR TOTAL GROSS UTILITY TOTAL NET

POWER INPUTS ELECTRICITY INPUTSDISTRIBUTED (3 SECTORS)

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL........------TRANSPORTATION.....-..ELECTRIC POWER........MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL ....-.-----PERCENTAGES......

GENERATING PLANTS:

0.00.00.0P.O0.00.00.0

3.07.20.00.00.0

10.23.5

F)SSIL FUEL5

618

30.19.9

73.80.32.7

116.840.6

18.132.0

4.10.00.0

54.118.8

NUCLEAR000

0.00.00.0

107.00.0

107.037.1

0.00.00.00.00.00.0C.O

HYDROPOWER37

1,6359,686

51.149.277.9

107.32.7

288.1100.0

25.721.10.0

46.8

TOTAL42

1,6969,694

76.870.377.9

2.7227.7

NUMBER..........................----------INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..

PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR). .......

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 288.1 TRILLION BTU

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 354 MILLION BTU

* See Definitions.

TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT: 227.7 TRILLION 3TU

TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 280 MILLION BTU

Ui

I

Is00-

1050-

I-900-

Z750-

-J300-GIO

i-

300-

150-

Isoi

III

I

/

/

-1 0nnof

.1350

-1200

'1050

900

-750

-600

.q50

-300

-150

nIANTHRACITE BITUMINOUS COAL

RND LIGNITEPETROLEUMPRODUCTS

NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWER NUCLEAR POWER

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEILLINOIS - 1974

N M M

ILLINOIS (POP. 11,137,?00)



0 65,664,800




THORIUU

(SHORTTONS)

RESERVES ...------------PRODUCTION:


VALUE. THOUS. DOLARS..

159,789 0 399,414

00.0

O

58,2141,326.1582,099

27,553 1/12,628159.8 1/50.8

244,395 /52,719

0

00.0

0

1,4361.6574

O30.)

3


5537


LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 4.943,000 FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 16,667

URANIUM MINES: 0

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE


NUMBER............. 11DAILY CAPACITY...--.. 1,174,20C BBL


1550 MMCF

THORIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

CONSUMPTION


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ...........TRANSPORTATION ......ELECTRIC POWER.......MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL ..--.........



O 7721 7,445q 00 30,837

76 076 39,054

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

56,395h38,626162,47012,4974,359

/ 274,347

(MILLIONCU FT)677.860422.60819,06742,792

01,162,327

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

1060

106

O

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

19,5920

19,592



353

91,064


ENERGY CONSUMPTION. TRILLION RTU


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER.--. ...MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL .......--..PERCENTAGES......

0.00.00.00.01.91.90.1

17.6169.6

0.0628.1

0.0815.322.1

FDSSIL FUEL98

19,08071,755

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

322.82/ 189.7

872.075.419.1

2/ 1,479.039.9



692.1431.519.544.60.0

1,187.632.2

NUCLEAR3

5,71819,592

0.00.00.01.10.01.10.0

0.0-00

0.0208.9

0.0208.9

5.7

HYDROPOWER7

32106

1,032.5790.8e91.5958.121.0

3,693.9100.0

185.0124.5

1.2

310.7

TOTAL108

24,83091,453

1,217.5915.3P92.7

21.03,046.5

.. .


TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 3,693.9 TRILLION BTUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 333 MILLION BTU1/ Includes Kentucky.

Includes liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture inIndiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, Oklahoma, and Tennessee.

* See Definitions.

TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT:TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT I

3,046.5 TRILLION 3TUPER CAPITA: 274 MILLION BTU

vl

10!

75

aD--

Ii-A

IJ

F--

300

1SO

0-

0-

0

ANTHRACITE 8ITUPIlNW g fESLgNI LIGNITE

- -I 1050

FAWdbcyF"p

jIOSO

-900

750

600

450

50

NATURAL GRS HYDROPOWER NUCLEAR POWERTo

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEINDIRNR - 1974

INDIANA (POP. 5.332.n00o) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974



0 10,622,6CO



24,351 0RESERVES.--...............PRODUCTION:



NATURAL GAS

(MILLIONCU FT)

64,141

1760.2

25

URANIUM(THOUSAND

POUNDSRECOVERABLE

U30P)

0

00.0

0

THORIUM

(SHORTTONS)

D

0.32

30.0

D

23,727550.5

197,196

4,91928.5

42,402

00.0

0

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES: 41NATURAL GAS WELLS: 474


LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 2,385,00C FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 3,184

PETROLEUM REFINERIES NATURAL GAS PROCESSING PLANTS

URANIUM MINES: 0

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

PROCESSING PLANTS:NUMBER---...---..----. 7DAILY CAPACITY....... 554,300 BBL

THORIUM MILLS

P0 TONS OF ORE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION .......ELECTRIC POWER........MISCELLANEOUS .........

TOTAL...----.--.......----



0 3960 18,2120 00 25,313

34 034 43,921

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

39,897/14,64679,1292,7982,463

1 38,933

SALIENT

ENERGY

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

226.9I/ 89.4422.716.310.9

1/766.233.5

O MMCF

CONSUMPTION


(MILLION (MILLIONCU FT) KWHR)234,017 0272,720 012,520 013,958 445

0 0533,215 445




NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000n0o



19

51.693


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL. . 0.0 9.2INDUSTRIAL-...-...... 0.0 422.5TRANSPORTATION-.--.--- 0.0 0.0ELECTRIC POWER-----..- 0.0 539.8MISCELLANEOUS......... 0.9 0.0

TOTAL ........---. .9 971.5PERCENTAGES...... 0.0 42.5

GENERATING PLANTS: FDSSIL FUELNUMBER ................. ................. 50INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW).. 12,927PRODUCTION (MILLION KUHR).......... 56,417




- -

238.9278.412.814.00.0

544.223.8

NUCLEAR000

0.00.00.04.50.04.50.2

0.0 475.0 850.0 790.4 9C0.0 435.5 C0.0 574.60.0 11.80.0 2,287.3 1760.0 100.0

HYDROPOWER6

93 1445

INPUT: 1,889.0 TRILLION 3TUINPUT PER CAPITA: 356 MILLION FTU

5.81.51.1

6.4

56C.988C.8435.5

11.81.889.0

. . .

TOTAL56

3,r20i6,862


1/ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture included in Illinois.* See Definitions. UI

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01 Eu7l/-

lion

I

[ ~- - --- ---- SO g

300

150

3ANTHRFNCITE BIUIki1NAUSCPlL PETRLFlR a- rHREU LINITE Phi'DUCT .IunnL v HYDROPOWER NUCLERA POMER

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEIOWR - 1974

IOWA (POP. 2,859P000) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974



D 2,884,90O





THORIUU

(SHORTTONS)

RESERVES..-............---PRODUCTION:



C 0

00.0

0

D0.D

0

59011.5

1.931

00.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0


LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 1,306,800 FUEL SEC'


C

TOR (EXCLUDING PR(


)CESSING): 155

0 URANIUM MINES: 0

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

PROCESSING PLANTS:NUMBER..............DAILY CAPACITY.......


0O MMCF

TIORIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

0C B3L

CONSUMPTION

NATURAL GAS

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL.............TRANSPORTATION-...--..ELECTRIC POWER.......MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL............



0 840 1,2750 0O 5,2300 00 6,589

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS


16,715 155,988 01/3,122 136,e62 046,004 17,182 0

776 61,201 8902,216 0 0

1/68,833 371,233 890




HYDROPOWER NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

9310

931

UTILITYELECTRICITYDISTRIRUTED


21,C60


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0.0 1.9INDUSTRIAL ........... 0.0 29.0TRANSPORTATION........ 0.0 0.0ELECTRIC POWER........ 0.0 108.5MISCELLANEOUS ........ 0.0 0.0

TOTAL......... - 0.0 139.5PERCENTAGES...... 0.0 15.5

GENERATING PLANTS: F)SSIL FUELNUMBER . ... ............................ 179INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW).. 4,151PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR)......... 13,724




85.2l/16.4245.0

4.69.4

1/360.640.1

159.3139.717.561.6

0.0378.242.0

NUCLEAR1

55C931

0.00.00.0

11.30.0

11.31.3

0.0 246.4 45.60.0 185.2 26.20.0 262.5 0.09.9 196.0 ...0.0 9.49.9 899.5 71.91.1 100.0 ...


130 4,831890 15,545


292.0211.4262.5

9.4775.4

.. .


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* See Definitions.

---

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I-OQ

- 300-

J

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-300

---

-Y50

150

mmn n

ANTHRfCITE BITUIINOU5 CiALRND LIGNITE

PETROLEUnPRODUCTS

NATURFL GAB HYDROPOWEF NUCLERR POFER

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEKRNSRS - 1974

m

KANSAS (POP. 2,240,o00) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974

ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUS CRUDE OIL NATURAL GAS NATURALCOAL AND LIQUIDSLIGNITE


RESERVES........-.....- .. ... 0 1.388100 395,107 394.419 11,704,PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS.. 0 718 61.691 31,032 886,TRILLION PTU.... 0.0 17.5 357.8 124.9 9i

VALUE, THOUS. DOLIARS.. 0 5.464 490,984 103,628 147,

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES: 7 CRUDE OIL WELLS: 41,755NATURAL GAS WELLS: 8.800 THORIUM MINES: 0

LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 1,034.500 FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 8,561


NUMBER ............... 11 29DAILY CAPACITY....... 448,931 BBL 5,507 MMCF

CONSUMPTION



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0 3 9.201 146,824 0INDUSTRIAL ........... 0 139 4,412 203,435 0TRANSPORTATION ........ 0 0 39,381 74.592 0ELECTRIC POWER ........ 0 1683 2.439 165.479 7MISCELLANEOUS ..... ... 0 889 0 0

TOTAL ............ 0 1825 56.322 590.330 7




GAS

-IONFT)

.731

.78212.8.206

URANIUM THORIUM(THOUSAND


U308) TONS)

O 3

0 3

0.0 0.)O 3

URANIUM MINES: O


0 0O TONS OF ORE 0 TONS OF ORE


DISTRIBUTED(MILLION (MILLION

KWHR) KWHR)0 12,3470 6,3920 000O 18.739

COAL ANDLIGNITE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0.0 0.1INDUSTRIAL............ 0.0 3.4TRANSPORTATION........ 0.0 0.0ELECTRIC POWER........ 0.0 34.6MISCELLANEOUS......... 0.0 0.0

TOTAL............ 0.0 38.1PERCENTAGES...... 0.0 4.1

GENERATING PLANTS: F3SSIL FUELNUMBER .......... ............................ 134INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KWU). 5.796PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR)......... 18,193


* See Definitions.

PRODUCTS

46.525.6

209-214.84.0

300.132.0

149.9207.776.2

165.00.0

598.863.9

NUCLEAR000tOTO

0.00.00.00.10.00.10.0


DISTRIBUTED

0.0 196.5 42.10.0 236.7 21.80.0 285.4 0.00.0 214.5 ...0.0 4.00.0 937.0 63.90.0 100.0 ...

HYDROPOWER TOTAL1 1352 5,7987 18.700


TOTAL NETINPUTS

(3 SECTORS)

238.6258.5285.4

4.0786.5

...


w"tA)

6cnn0 60-rnn Chi

ANTHRACITE BJ rilNlp t tUE"TSCuL p ?W NlTUERAL GAS HYDROPOWER NUCLEAR POWER

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEKENTUCKY - 1974

300 300

.J

H--

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEKENTUCKY - 19711

KENTUCKY (POP. 3,361,000) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974

ANTHRACITE PITUPINOUSCOAL ANDLIGNITE


0 25,540,6C0





RFSERVES..................PRODUCTION:



3O.0

3

137,1983,493.1

2,341,C08

36,572

7,b3745.5

68,340

44,676

01 0.0

/O

844,0U2

71,87678.8

35,938

0

C0.0

0

THORIU1

(SHORTTONS)

0

3

:)

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES: 1,789NATURAL GAS WELLS: 7,307


LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 1.411.G00 FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 39,333

URANIUM MINES: r

URANIUM MILLS

0O TONS OF ORE


NUMBER ............... 4DAILY CAPACITY ....... 165,COC BBL


7975 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

THORIUM MILLS

O0 TONS OF ORE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL...........TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER .....MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL ............


(THOUSAND (THOUSANDTONS) ToNS)

f 267n 3,4680 0n 71,710n 00 75.445


PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

10,6892/4,73448.213

273277

2/64,186

(MILLIONCU FT)118,44981,41929,3765,463

0234,707

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

3,3980

3,398


(MILLIONKWHR)

0

0

C0

D



0

48,053



PETROLEUMPRODUCTS



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION.......ELECTRIC POWER........MISCELLANFOUS .........


O.0.00.0r.00.0o.n0.0

6.888.30.0

462.90.0

558.047.6

F3SSIL FUEL26

11,35850,145

56.3227.0257.3

1.71.5

/343.829.3

120.983.130.05.60.0

239.620.4

NUCLEAR0

0

0.00.00.0

31.90.0

31.92.7

0.00.00.00.00.00.0-.0

184.0198.4287.3502.1

1.51,173.3

100.0

68.395.7

0.0

164.0

TOTAL32

12,04353,543

252.3294.1287.3

835.2o...

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBfR ............................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR).........

HYDROPOWER6

6853.398

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 1,173.3 TRILLION BTU TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT: 835.2 TRILLION 9TUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 349 MILLION BTU TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 248 MILLION eTU1/ Included in Illinois./ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture included in Illinois.

* See Definitions. o'

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I-

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F-

2100

1950

1800

1650

1500

1350

1200

1050

900

750

600

USO

300

150S

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II

2100

1950

1800

1650

1500

1350

1200

1050

900

750

600

uSO

300

150

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ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCELOUISIANR - 1974

NUCLEAR POIER

LOUISIANA (POP. 3,753,000)




RESERVES.... ... ......PRODUCTION:



0



4.226,514 1,882,381

NATURAL GAS

(MILLIONCU FT)

64,052.445

URANIUM(THOUSAND

POUNDSRECOVERABLE

U308)

0

0C.0

0

THORIU'

(SHORTTONS)

3

00.3

D

0

00.0

0

00.0

0

737,3244,276.5

4.811,772

144,299 7,753,631580.7 8,505.7

658,950 2,380,365

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES: 0 CRUDE OIL WELLS: 27,973NATURAL GAS WFLLS: 9,248 THORIUM MINES: 0


PETROLEUM REFINERIFS NATURAL GAS PROCESSING PLANTS

URANIUM MINES: 0

PROCESSING PLANTS:NUMBER ................ 22DAILY CAPACITY....... 1,755,800 BBL

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

THORIUM PILLS

0C TONS OF ORE

12223,112 MMCF

CONSUMPTION


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ............TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER........MISCELLANEOUS..........

TOTAL ............



0 0O 00 00 0o 0o 0


PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

7,9001/15,654

75,0239,3121,838

1/109,727

SALIENT

ENERGY

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(MILLION (MILLIONCU FT) KWHR)149,941 0

1,460.403 076,236 0343,617 0

0 02,030.197 0




NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000000



0

42,596

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0.0 0.0 43.2 153.1INDUSTRIAL ............ 0.0 0.0 /86.7 1,491.1TRANSPORTATION ........ 0.0 0.0 417.3 77.8ELECTRIC POWER ....... 0.0 0.0 56.8 362.9MISCELLANEOUS ......... 0.0 0.0 10.2 0-0

TOTAL ............ . 00 /614.2 2,084.9PERCENTAGES......0. 0.0 22.8 77.2

GENERATING PLANTS: F3SSIL FUEL NUCLEARNUMBER........ .................. . 56 0INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW).. 10,928 0PRODUCTION (PILLION KWHR)......... 39,506 0

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 2,699.1 TRILLION BTU TOTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 719 MILLION BTU TO

I/ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture included in Texas.* See Definitions.

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0


DISTRIBUTED

0.0 196.3 73.40.0 1,577.8 72.00.0 495.1 0.00.0 419.70.0 10.20.0 2,699.1 145.30.0 100.0

HYDROPOWER TOTAL0 560 10,9280 39,506

TOTAL NFTINPUTS

(3 SECTORS)

269.71,649.7

495.1

1C.22,424.7

..-o

TAL NET ENERGY INPUT: 2,424.7 TRILLION 3TUTAL NET ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 646 MILLION PTU

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ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEMAINE - 1974

MAINE (POP. 1,049,00P)

ANTHRACITE PITUNINOUSCOAL ANDLIGNITE





- 1974

NATURAL

(MILLCU F

RESERVES--......-....-..... 0 0 0 0PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS.. 0 0 0 0TRILLION PTU .... 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

VALUE, THOUS. DOTJARS.. 0 0 0 0

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES: 0 CRUDE OIL WELLS: 0NATURAL GAS WELLS: 0 THORIUM MINES: 0



NUMBER ............... 0DAILY CAPACITY ....... C BBL MMCF

CONSUMPTION

ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUS PETROLEUM NATURAL GASv HYDROPOWERCOAL AND PRODUCTSLINITE


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. O 6 14,664 0 0INDUSTRIAL ............ 51 7,771 0 0TRANSPORTATION ....... 0 0 15,948 0 0ELECTRIC POWER........ 0 4,081 0 1,756MISCELLANEOUS ........ . 6 0 42 0 0

TOTAL............ 6 57 4Z,506 0 1,756



ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUS PETROLEUM NATURAL GAS!/ HYDROPOWERCOAL AND PRODUCTSLIGNITE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0.0 0.2 86.2 0.0 0.0INDUSTRIAL ............ 0.0 1.4 48.1 0.0 0.0TRANSPORTATION........ 0.0 0.0 86.4 0.0 0.0ELECTRIC POWER....... 0.0 0.0 25.6 0.0 13-0MISCELLANEOUS ......... 0.2 0.0 0.2 0.0 0.0

TOTAL............ 0.2 1.5 246.5 0.0 13.0PERCENTAGES ...... .1 0.5 82.4 0.0 4.3

GAS URANIUM(THOUSAND

POUNDSION RECOVERABLET) U30F)

0 0

0 O0.0 0.0

0 0

URANIUM MINES:

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF OF

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

3,5740

3.574

THORIUq

(SHORTTONS)

3

0.33

0

THORIUP MILLS

0RE 0 TONS OF ORE



0

6,880


DISTRIBUTED

0.0 86.4 14.50.0 49.5 9.00.0 86.4 0.0

38.1 76.7 ...0.0 0.4

38.1 299.2 23.512.7 100.0 ...


310 1,71C1,756 7,55i


TOTAL NETINPUTS

(3 SECTORS)

10i.958.486.4

C.4246.1

...

GENERATING PLANTS: F3SSIL FUELNUMBER .. ... ............. ..... ............ 25INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW). 570PRODUCTION (MILLION KUHP)......... 2,227


/ Included in New Hampshire.* See Definitions.

NUCLEAR1

8303,574


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AND LIGNITE PfiOOUCTS

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEMfRYLAND - 1974

1- I

MARYLAND & D. C. (POP. 4,759,n00) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974



0 **1,048,2C0




POUNDS(MILLION RECOVERABLECU FT) U30F)

THORIU

(SHORTTONS)

RESERVES.-................PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS..TRILLION PTU-...


0D.D

0

2,33759.5

46,717

00.0

0

00.0

0

1330.132

00.0

00.3

]



00

LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 2,120,C00 FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 477

URANIUM MINES: 0

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

PROCESSING PLANTS:NUMBER.---.. --.......DAILY CAPACITY--.....

PETROLFUM REFINERIES

113,000 BBL



0 56O 4,5320 00 4,804

56 056 9,392


0r MMCF

CONSUMPTION

THORIUM MILLS

0C TONS OF ORE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL..-...------TRANSPORTATION .......ELECTRIC POWER .......MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL............-

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

33,5598,432

60,43432,218

323134,966

(MILLIONCU FT)126,07961,3721,763

13,5130

202,727

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

1,6910

1,691


(MILLIONKWPR)

C'00

00


(MILL IOKW"R)22,01613,681

224

35,921




PETROLEUMPRODUCTS



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL....------........TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER .......MISCELLANEOUS.........


0.0C.00.00.01.41.40.1

1.5121.5

0.0111.8

0.0234.819.0

198.050.4

325.6201.2

1.7776.962.9

128.762.71.8

14.10.0

207.216.8

NUCLEAR000

0.00.00.0

14.20.0

14.21.2

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

HYDROPOWER3

4971,691

328.2234.5327.4341.3

3.11,234.6

100.0

75.146.70.8

122.6. . .

TOTAL34

7,97130,947

403.3281.2328.232. . .

3.11,L(1S.

- - -

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER........................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR).........

F3SSIL FUEL31

7,47429,256

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 1,234.6 TRILLION BTUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 259 MILLION BTU* See Definitions.** In process of revision.

TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT: 1,015.- TRILLION ?TUTOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 213 MILLION ETU

^1

4CUU

1050-

900-

- 750-

S 6 0 0

-

-50-

3

-OO-

I.-----I

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F//7m

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900

-750

-600

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-300

-150

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ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEMASSRCHUSETTS - 1974

MASSACHUSETTS (POP. 5,814,000) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974



0 0



0 0



THORIUI

(SHORTTONS)

RESERVES.* ................PRODUCTION:



0 0

00.0

0

0O.D

0

00.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0

30.3

3


00


00


URANIUM MINES: 0

URANIUM MILLS

0O TONS OF ORE


NUMBER...............DAILY CAPACITY......

BL0 BBL


00 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

THORIUM MILLS

0O TONS OF ORE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL...........TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER........MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL...........



0 22n 750 00 652

26 026 749

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

80.871l/ 9.13567,10837,834

3421/195,290


6747,306

0157,400


HYDROPOWER NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLION (MILLIONKWHR) KWHR)

0 00 00 0

359 2,8850 0

359 2.885



29

32.409






0.00.00.00.00.70.70.0

0.62.00.015.80.0

18.41.4

F3SSIL FUEL49

6.36125,572

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

482.11/55.3358.8237.5

1.61/1,135.3

84.1



125.527.1

0.77.30.0

160.611.9

NUCLEAR2

8402,885

0.00.00.03.70.03.70.3

0.00.00.0

30.80.0

30.82.3

HYDROPOWER26

1,639359

608.184.4

359.5295.0

2.31,349.3

100.0

77.832.7

0.1

110.6

TOTAL77

8,84028,F16

686.0117.1359.6

2.31,164.9

.. .

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER . ...........................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR) . .....




U

900

750

I-600

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I 450

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150

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-600

-450

-300

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ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEMICHIGAN - 1974

- m - m

MICHIGAN

RESERVES .... .------------PRODUCTION:



(POP. 9,143,000) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974



3 118200



82,299 20,264

NATURAL GAS

(MILLIONCU FT)

1,458,254

69,13375.8

34,843

URANIUM(THOUSANDPOUNDS

RECOVERABLEU308)

0

00.0

0

THORIUM

(SHORTTONS)

3

0.3I

00.3

0

00.0

D

18.021104.5

154,746

1,3155.3

8,472


LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 3,935,000 FUEL SECTOR


NUMBER ............... 6DAILY CAPACITY....... 136,682 B3L

hOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER ....--.MISCELLANEOUS........

TOTAL ..........

ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUSCOAL ANDLI6NITE


0 3510 8,276O 00 20,623

121 0121 29,250

C CRUDE CIL WELLS: 4.201503 THORIUM MINES: 0

(EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 2,704


7594 MMCF

CONSUMPTION



41,720 535,3C8 01/7,678 337,924 0122,126 10.951 013,495 56,172 1,051

929 0 01/185,948 940,355 1,051




URANIUM MINES: 0

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

4160

416



0

70,291

THORIUM MILLS

C0 TONS OF ORE


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. P.O 8.6INDUSTRIAL ............ 0.0 203.6TRANSPORTATION........ 0.0 0.0ELECTRIC POWER ....... .0 493.4MISCELLANEOUS ......... 3.1 0.0

TOTAL............ 3.1 705.6PERCENTAGES ...... .1 26.1

GENERATING PLANTS: F)SSIL FUELNUMBER ... ..................... 104INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW).. 13,852PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR) ........ 59,985

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 2,701.2 TRILLION BTUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 295 MILLION BTUI

235.81/44.9647.883.15.2

1/1,016.837.7

546.5345.0

11.257.4

0.0960.2

35.5

NUCLEAR2

F87416

0.00.00.0

11.10.0

11.10.4

I


DISTRIBUTED

0.C 791.0 128.00.0 593.5 111.80.0 659.0 0.04.4 649.4 ...0.0 8.34.4 2,701.2 239.80.2 100.0 ...


2,322 17,0611,051 61,452

TOTAL NETINPUTS

(3 SECTORS)

919.0705.3659.0

F.32,291.6

o...


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ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEMINNESOTF - 1974

m -m

MINNESOTA (POP. 3,923,000) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974



TONS) TONS)



THORIUI

(SHORTTONS)

RESERVES. ................PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS..TRILLION 8TU....

VALUE, THOUS. DOLTARS..

0 0 0

00.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0

0

00.0

0

30.3

3



O0 0

LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 1,783,000 FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDINo PROCESSING): 46

URANIUM MINES: (

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE


NUMBER ............... 3DAILY CAPACITY..... .. 200,443 BBL


0n MMCF

CONSUMPTION


THORIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION .......ELECTRIC POWER.......MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL............



0 237O 1,7030 00 7,728

11 011 9,668


(THOUSANDBARRELS)

30,2046,901

60,0441,486

69499,329

(MILLIONCU FT)203,334108,387

3,60638,468

0353,795

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

7360

736

O

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

4,3630

4,363



0

27,905



PETROLEUMPRODUCTS



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ............TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER......MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL............PERCENTAGFS......

0.00.00.00.00.30.30.0

5.136.80.0

141.40.0

183.216.1

F3SSIL FUEL140

4,81617,072

167.140.5

320.98.93.0

54C.447.5

207.6110.7

3.738.50.0

360.431.7

NUCLEAR2

1,7554,363

0.00.00.06.30.06.30.6

0.00.00.0

46.50.0

46.54.1

HYDROPOWER24

136736

379.8187.9324.6241.6

3.31,137.1

100.0

57.942.30.0

95.2

TOTAL166

6,70722,171

432.723C.3324.6

3.3990.F

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER ............................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR)........

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 1,137.1 TRILLION BTUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 290 MILLION BTU* See Definitions.


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ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEMISSISSIPPI - 1971

]rEf NUCLER Pa#Efb

tISSISSIPPI (POP. 2,323,000) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974

ANTHRACITE "ITUMINOUS CRUDE OIL NATURAL GAS NATURALCOAL AND LIQUIDSLIGNITE


RESERVES.................-- 0 0 261,408 12,593 1.079.PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS.. D 0 50,779 /784 78,TRILLION PTU.... 0.0 0.0 294.5 1/

33

2

VALUE. THOUS. DOLIARS.. 3 309,753 1 4.722 23.

AVERAGE NlIMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - CDAL MINES: C CRUDE OIL WELLS: 2,254NATURAL GAS WELLS: 239 THORIUM MINES: 0

LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 935,000 FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 5.294

PETROLEUM REFINERIFS NATURAL GAS PROCESSING PLANTSPROCESSING PLANTS:

NUMBER...-----...-... 5DAILY CAPACITY....... 291,000 BBL 222 MMCF

CONSUMPTION


(THOUSAND (THOUSAND (THOUSAND (MILLION (MILLIONTONS) TONS) BARRELS) Ctl FT) KWHR)

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. C 0 11,926 54,404 0INDUSTRIAL--.......--- 0 48 4,679 136,695 0TRANSPORTATION ....... 0 0 35,974 50,308 0ELECTRIC POWER ........ 0 1,546 10,164 42,092 0MISCELLANEOUS ......... 0 683 0 0

TOTAL........... 0 1,594 63,426 2F3,499 0



ANTHRACITE BITUM

INOUS PETROLEUM NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWER

GAS

-IONFT)

,420

,787P6.4,242

URANIUM T(THOUSAND

POUNDSRECOVERABLE

U30P)

0

00.0

0

URANIUM MINES:

URANIUM MILLS

CC TONS OF ORE

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000000

HORIUI

(SHORTTONS)

30.3

D

0

THORIUM MILLS

0 TONS OF ORE


(MILLIONKWHR)12,8R97.568

0

20,457

NUCLEAR TOTAL GROSS UTILIT'COAL AND

LIGNITE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0.0 0.0INDUSTRIAL ............ 0.0 1.2TRANSPORTATION ........ 0.0 0.0ELECTRIC POWER ........ 0 35.4MISCELLANEOUS ......... 0.0 0.0

TOTAL............ 0.0 36.7PERCENTAGES...... 0.0 5.5

GENERATING PLANTS: FPSSIL FUELNUMBER ............................ 26INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW).. 3.268PRODUCTION (MILLION KHR) ......... 11.462

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 670.8 TRILLION BTUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 289 MILLION BTU1/ Includes Alabama.* See Definitions.

PRODUCTS

61.326.6

191.061.6

3.2343.751.2

55.5139.6

51.443.9

0.0290.4

43.3

NUCLEAR00

POWER INPUTS ELECTRIC:DISTRIBU1

0.0 0.0 116.8 40.0 0.0 167.4 2!0.0 0.0 242.40.0 0.0 141.00.0 0.0 3.20.0 0.0 670.8 6S0.0 P.0 100.0

HYDROPOWER000


rITYTED

I.0S.,5.0

9.8

TOTAl24

3.26111 46;

TOTAL NETINPUTS

(3 SECTORS)

160.8193.2242.4

3.2599.6

ooo

-*

450-

I-OQ

zC 300-

1

:1

csH-

rmmrr

I

T

a

111111

450

w2

p-300

150- ISO

n nRNTHRFCITE BITUM6IPINOUS CEOFL PETROLEUM

PRODUCTSNATURAL GAS HYDROPOWER NUCLERR PBOER

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEMISSOURI - 1974

FISSOURI (POP. 4,73,8n00) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974



0 9,487,3CO



THORIUR

(SHORTTONS)

RESERVES................PRODUCTION:



0 0

00.0

D

4,6231oo.8

29,4C2

560.3

G

c

0

330.0

10

0.O00

0.32

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES: 10NATURAL GAS WELLS:


157

LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 2,060,COC FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 889

URANIUM MINES: 0

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE


NUMBER............... 1DAILY CAPACITY....... 107,000 BBL


n0 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

THORIUM MILLS

CP TONS OF CRE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ...........TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER ........MISCELLANEOUS .........

TOTAL...........

ANTHRACITE BITU"INOUSCOAL ANDLIGNITE


0 159n 1.8450 0n 15,840n on 17,844


PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

24,6943,851

78,b37758545

107,885

(MILLIONCU FT)243,123117,411

8,94048,119

0417,593

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

1,7130

1,7131,713


(MILLIONKWHR)

000000



13

34,044



PETROLEUMPRODUCTS



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ..---......TRANSPORTATION .......ELECTRIC POWER........MISCELLANEOUS.........


0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

3.642.00.0

342.70.0

388.327.6

FOSSIL FUEL93

10,17736,313

130.121.0

417.24.52.6

575.441.0

248.2119.99.1

46.70.0

423.930.1

NUCLEAR0C0

r

O

0.00.00.0

18.60.0

18.61.3

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

HYDROPOWER7

8461.713

382.0182.9426.3412.4

2.61,406.2

100.0

72.543.6

0.0

116.2

TOTAL100

11,02338.026

454.522e.5426.4

2.61,109.9

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER ...........................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR).........



FH0

150

3

CDI-

_Ji-A

I-

�

�xx"x�Is

in

i

gaa�

r-

PE~JoIE~I fIU~RLGf5 Y0eII

1-

.

1so w

U0 n. 1-- -. - 9SANTHRFICITE BITUVINOUS f,

RNP LIGNIT ERL PETaUCLEUiU NRTURiL GR3 HYODRBP

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCE

IWER NUCLERR POWER

MONTRNR - 1974

0- m M m m

MONTANA (POP. 742,000)



TONS) TONS)

RESERVES. ................. 0 108,396.200PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS.. 1 14,106TRILLION BTU .... O. 304.4

VALUE, THOUS. DOLIARS.. D 53,885





207,3F9 2,946 901,260

34,554 0 54,873200.4 /.0 60.2

229,802 1 0 13,883


URANIUM(THOUSAND

POUNDSRECOVERABLE

U308)

0

00.0

0

URANIUM MINES:

THORIUt

(SHORTTONS)

3

0.33

0

LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 322,600 FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 2,258


NUMBER ............... 7DAILY CAPACITY ....... 157,431 BBL

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION.......ELECTRIC POWER .......MISCELLANEOUS..........

TOTAL............

ANTHRACITE

(THOUSANDTONS)

000000


(THOUSANDTONS)

9550

8430

907

PETPR

(TH80

PET


445 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

TROLEUM NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWERRODUCTS

IOUSAND (MILLION (MILLIONiRRELS) CU FT) KWHR)4,128 38,192 03,751 53,379 015,664 1.721 0

52 1,111 9,724381 0 0

23,976 94,403 9,724



TROLEUM NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWER

URANIUM MILLS

0O TONS OF ORE

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000000


(MILLIONKWHR)3,84C6,667

25

10,532


13.122.70.1

35.9

TOTAL3(

1,8P111.055

THORIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE


LIGNITE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0.0 0.2INDUSTRIAL........... 0.0 1.2TRANSPORTATION........ 0.0 0.0ELECTRIC POWER ....... 0.0 13.2MISCELLANEOUS ......... 0.0 0.0

TOTAL ............ 0.0 14.6PERCENTAGES ...... 0.0 4.1

GENERATING PLANTS: FOSSIL FUELNUMBER... ............................ 9INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW).. 369PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR)......... 1,331


1 Included in Utah.* See Definitions.

PRODUCTS

23.122.484.90.32.2

132.937.8

39.054.51.82.00.0

97.227.6

NUCLEAR000

0.00.00.0

107.40.0

107.430.5


0.0 62.30.0 78.10.0 86.70.0 122.80.0 2.20.0 352.10.0 100.0

HYDROPOWER21

1,5129,724

TOTAL NETINPUTS

(3 SECTORS)

75.4100.886.7

2.2265.2

- . .


tLll..

F-

0 150-

I-I

I

F--

__U

'""

0 0 0 0 0 0

A///

Am

__I

-ISO

-150.o

-300

._ .- -

fNTHRRCITE BITUMINOUS COAL PELEU NTURfL GR5 HYDROFPWER NUCLERP POWER

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCENEBRRSKF - 1974

NEBRASKA (POP. 1,535,n00) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974

ANTHRACITE RITUMINOUS CRUDE OIL NATURAL GAS NATURALCOAL AND LIQUIDS

LIGNITE(THOUSAND (THOUSAND (THOUSAND (THOUSAND (MILL

TONS) TONS) BARRELS) BARRELS) CU F

RESERVES -...... .......... 0 26,779 1,055 54,PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS.. 3 0 6,611 2,TRILLION PTU.... 0.0 O.0 383 0.0

VALUE, THOUS. DOLLARS.. S 0 45,167 7/ O

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES: 0 CRUDE OIL WELLS: 1,127NATURAL GAS WELLS: 25 THORIUM MINES: 0

LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 70F,000 FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 450


NUMBER.................... 1 2DAILY CAPACITY...... 5,00C BBL 23 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUS PETROLEUM NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWERCOAL AND PRODUCTSLIcNITE


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0 10 7,447 91,701 0INDUSTRIAL ............ 0 311 2,154 69,412 0TRANSPORTATION ....... 0 26,992 11.530 0ELECTRIC POWER........ 0 1,465 835 4F,020 1,294MISCELLANEOUS ...... ... 0 0 596 0 0

TOTAL ............ 0 1,786 38,024 220,663 1,294



ANTHRACITE FITU-INOUS PETROLEUM NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWER

GAS

IONT)

609

5382.8863

URANIUM TI(THOUSAND

POUNDSRECOVERABLE

U308)

0

00.0

0

URANIUM MINES: I

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS Of ORE

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

0

03,996

03,996

HORIU'

(SHORTTONS)

3

30.3

1

n

THORIUM MILLS

0r TONS OF CRE


(MILLIONKWHR)

9,0322,727

1176

11.762

COAL ANDLIGNITE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0.0 0.2INDUSTRIAL............ 0.0 7.6TRANSPORTATION........ 0.0 0.0ELECTRIC POWER ........ 0.0 31.8MISCELLANEOUS ......... 0.0 0.0

TOTAL ............ .O 39.6PERCENTAGES ...... 0.0 7.6

GENERATING PLANTS: FOSSIL FUELNUMBER ............................ 83INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW).. 2,340PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR)......... 7,012

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 521.9 TRILLION BTUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 340 MILLION BTU/Included in North Dakota.

* See Definitions.

PRODUCTS

37.711.2

144.15.12.9

201.038.5

93.670.911.847.00.0

223.342.7

NUCLEAR2

1,2583,996

0.00.00.0

15.50.0

15.53.0


DISTRIBUTED

0.0 131.6 30.80.0 89.6 9.30.0 155.9 0.0

42.6 142.0 ...0.0 2.9

42.6 521.9 40.18.2 100.0 .


236 3,8341,294 12.30;


TOTAL NFTINPUTS

(3 SECTORS)

162.498.9

155.9

2.942r.1

.. .


�MMI

H-

-JEJII

H-

a.

r-

A

mrmm

I

A

so

I, .0FNTHRflCITE BITNUIINOUS COFaL PETRO&JLEUrM NRTURAL GRF HYDROAPOER NUCLERR RBWER


NEVRDR - 1974

NEVADA (POP. 534,nO0) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974



3 0



THORIUM

(SHORTTONS)

RESERVES. ................PRODUCTION:



0

00.0

0

0

30.0

0

0O.D

0

1290.7

0

00.0

0

00.0

0

30.3

3



90 0


URANIUM MINES: !

URANIUM MILLS

0C TONS OF ORE


NUMBER......... ..DAILY CAPACITY ....

1500 BBL


00 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

THORIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL.............TRANSPORTATION .......ELECTRIC POWER.. ....MISCELLANEOUS........

TOTAL............



n 20 125q 00 4,448n 00 4,575

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

2.120668

13,63371024

17.155


030,700

064,593

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

1,6000

1.600


(MILLIONKWHR)

000000



0

?,491




PETROLEUMPRODUCTS



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ...........TRANSPORTATION.......ELECTRIC POWER.......MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL .......PERCENTAGES......

C.00.0C.O0.0o.00.00.0

0.02.70.0

9 .90.0

101.736.1

FDSSIL FUEL20

2.,3312,170

12.33.8

73.54.40.1

94.133.5

24.010.60.032.90.0

67.524.0

NUCLEAR000

0.00.00.017.90.017.96.4

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

HYDROPOWER7

6821,600

36.317.273.5

154.10.1

281.2100.0

20.5P.40.0

29.0

TOTAL27

3,51513,779

56.825.673.5

C.1156.0

. - -





I-

,,-

ww

RNTHRFRCITE BIjTUINOSr CSflEL RBLEUCI NflTUflL GA13 HYDROMPBER NUCLERR PFWER

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCENEW HRMPSHIRE - 1974

= __ I---- - � M

NEW HAMPSHIRE (POP. 813,000) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974



TONS) TONS)





0 0RESERVES...........-....PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS..TRILLION PTU-...


0

00.3

0

0

D0.0

0

0

0.00

0

00.0

0

THORIUR

(SHORTTONS)

30.3

3

00.0

0

00.0

0


0 CRUDE OIL WELLS:THORIUM MINES: O



URANIUM MINES: 0

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

PROCESSING PLANTS:NUMBER...............DAILY CAPACITY.......

THORIUM PILLS

0 TONS OF ORE1

1400C B83L

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ............TRANSPORTATION .......ELECTRIC POWER.......PISCELLANEOUS .........

TOTAL............



n 00 9n 0n 9024 04 911

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

9,7041,8909,7442,350

9423,782

SALIENT

ENERGY

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

56.210.851.514.70.3

133.573.5

0 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

NATURAL GASI/ HYDROPOWER

(MILLION (MILLIONCU FT) KWHR)

9,615 04,087 0

O 01,624 1,292

O 015,326 1,292



NATURAL GAS1/ HYDROPOWER

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

0000



0

5.366


LIGNITE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0.0 0.0INDUSTRIAL ............ 00 0.2TRANSPORTATION ........ 0. 0.0ELECTRIC POWER ........ 0.0 24.2MISCELLANEOUS ........ 0.1 0.0

TOTAL ............ 0.1 24.4PERCENTAGES...... 0.1 13.5

GENERATING PLANTS: F3SSIL FUELNUMBER .. .... ..... ................... 10INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW).. 1.180PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR) ......... 3345

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 1P1.6 TRILLION BTUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 223 MILLION BTU

/ Includes Maine and Vermont.* See Definitions.

9.84.20.00.00.0

14.07.7

NUCLEAR000

0.00.00.09.50.09.55.2

^


DISTRIBUTED

0.0 66.0 11.10.0 15.2 7.20.0 51.5 0.00.0 4F.4 .0.0 0.4..0.0 181.6 18.30.0 100.0 ...

IYDROPOWER TOTAL13 23

380 1,5601,292. 4,637

TOTAL NETINPUTS

(3 SECTORS)

77.222.451.5

0.4151.4

INPUT: 151.4 TRILLION 3TUTOTAL NET ENERGY ITOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 186 MILLION BTU

o0

E M - M M - �E

IZ)ED

I-

-I

-J

--

T0

600- 600

qIO- qso5

300-

-150

fNTHRFCITE BITUMINOUS CORL PETROLEUMJ NRTURRL GAS HYOROPOlERAND LIGNITE PRO0UCT1

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCENEW JERSEY - 1974

NUCLEAR POWER

NEW JERSEY (POP. 7,259,000) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974



0 O



0 0 0 0

THORIU1

(SHORTTONS)

3RESERVES .................PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS..TRILLIUN eTU....


30.3

3

00.0

0

00.0

O0.0

0

00.0

0

C0.0

0

30.3

3



00


URANIUM MINES: C

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE


NUMBER................ 5DAILY CAPACITY ....... 542,00C B9L


C'0 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

THORIUM KILLS

C TONS OF ORE


TOTAL............



0 70 1380 00 2,913

114 0114 3,058

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

64,4691/18,882

96,14642,007

2291/221,733


54515,033

0273,481


HYDROPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

-2850

-285

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

3,6730

3,673


(MILLIONKWHR)29,9941P,570

7

48,571



ANTHRACITF BITUMINOUSCOAL ANDLIGNITE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTPIAL ............TRANSPORTATION.......ELECTRIC POWER.......MISCELLANEOUS..........


O.00.00.00."2.92.90.2

0.23.70.0

70.30.0

74.24.4

FOSSIL FUEL41

10,25129,572

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

383.61/114.3

518.2259.7

1.31/1,277.1

76.5

NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWER NUCLEAR TOTAL GROSS UTILITY TOTAL NFTPOWER INPUTS ELECTRICITY INPUTS


198.165.20.6

15.50.0

279.316.7

NUCLEAR1

5503,673

0.00.00.0

-3.30.0

-3.3-0.2

0.00.00.0

39.20.0

39.22.3

HYDROPOWER2

341-285

581.9183.2518.8381.3

4.21,669.3

100.0

102.363.40.0

165.7

TOTAL44

11,14232,960

684.3246.5518.8

4.21,453.a

.. .

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER ............................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR)........




o

I

-.....

D

C) 150-

a

I-

0-.T A ///

---

~rm

Axx

1�

I

r

�ii

i"

tinnID

-I50

a0- -

FINTHRACITE BITUIINOU5 TCEL NpEUTMLOUEJU NRTUCRL Gfl HYOROPOMER NUCLERR RBOER

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCENEW MEXICO - 1974

NEW MEXICO (POP. 1,131,000) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974



2,300 4,392,500



624,968 397,029RESERVES! ................PRODUCTION:



NATURAL GAS

(MILLIONCU FT)

11,944,902

1,244,7791,365.5390,861

URANIUM(THOUSANDPOUNDS

RECOVERABLEU308)

421,600

9,9022,128.9104,693

THORIUM

(SHORTTONS)

3

0.33

00.0

0

9,393216.8

0

98,695572.4

712,57E

39,984160.9

174,326



LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 42,500C FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 9,107


URANIUM MINES: 27

URANIUM MILLS

313,500 TONS OF ORE


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ...........TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER ......MISCELLANEOUS........

TOTAL ..........

THORIUM MILLS

C0 TONS OF ORE

776,163 B9L



0 00 7o 00 7,679n 00 7,6P6

313,466 MMCF

CONSUMPTION


(THOUSAND (MILLICN (MILLIONBARRELS) CU FT) KWHR)

4,334 50,552 01/2,798 112,200 022,136 32,346 01,330 66,702 73

713 0 01/31,311 261,800 73




NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000000



0

7,034


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0.0 0.0INDUSTRIAL .......... 0.0 0.2TRANSPORTATION ....... . 0. 0.0ELECTRIC POWER . ..... 0.0 136.5MISCELLANEOUS ......... 0.0 0.0

TOTAL ........... 0.0 136.7PERCENTAGES ..... 0.0 23.8

GENERATING PLANTS: F3SSIL FUELNUMBER... ............. ....... ... 26INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW).. 4,045PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHP)......... 20,048


22.9/ 16.2118.3

7.94.2

1/169.529.5

51.6114.633.069.00.0

268.246.6

NUCLEAR000

0.00.00.00.80.00.80.1


DISTRIBUTED

O.0 74.5 17.9O.C 130.9 6.10.0 151.3 0.00.0 214.1 .0.0 4.2 .0.0 575.1 24.00.0 100.0 .

TOTAL NETINPUTS

(3 SECTORS)

92.4137.0151.3

4.2385.0

.o..

HYDROPOWER1

2473

TOTAL27

4,06920,121



I/Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture included in Texas.* See Definitions. \D

L,

��W

CD

I-cn

cJ-J

CT-

0- I---- m- m 0- m- -

;s

ANTHRfCITE BITUMINOU5 COf L PETROLEUN NATURRL GR9 HYDROPOWER

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCENEW YORK - 1974

NUCLEAR POWER

m m 0

NEW YORK (POP. 18,094,000)

ANTHRACITE "ITUMINOUSCOAL AND


TONS) TONS)



POUNDS

(THOUSAND (THOUSAND (MILLION RECOVERABLEBARRELS) BARRELS) CU FT) U30F)

THORIUM

(SHORTTONS)

0.33




0 10,898 0 165,546 0

00.0

0O0.00

00.0

0

8965.2

9,538

00.0

0

4.9905.5

2.745


0700


5,4750


URANIUM MINES: C

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE


NUMBER ..............DAILY CAPACITY.......


r0 MMCF

THORIUM MILLS

CC TONS OF ORE

2107,00C BBL

CONSUMPTION


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ...........TRANSPORTATION .......ELECTRIC POWER.......MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL............

ANTHRACITE BITUMIKOUSCOAL ANDLIGNITE


n 72n 7,5820 00 7,0P8

632 0632 14,742


PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)149,53615,098195,07388,229

655448,591

(MILLIONCU FT)477.364115,701

3.01638,231

0634,312

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

28,6390

28,639

NUCLFARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

9,2720

9.272


(MILLIONKWHR)68.82534,2092.746

105.780




TOTAL ...........PERCENTAGES......

0.00.0C.P0.0

16.116.10.4

1.9202.6

0.0165.2

0.0369.7

9.1

FOSSIL FUEL86

20,24665,838

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

892.890.8

1,054.3551.4

3.42,592.7

64.0

487.4118.1

3.139.30.0

647.916.0

NUCLEAR3

2.5039.272

0.00.00.0

328.80.0

328.88.1

0.00.00.0

98.80.0

98.82.4

HYDROPOWER113

4.96728,639

1,382.1411.5

1,057.41,183.5

19.54,054.0

100.0

234.8116.7

9.4

360.9

TOTAL2r2

27,716103.749



1,616.9528.2

1,066.7

19.53,231.4

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER............................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR) .......

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 4,054.C TRILLION BTUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 224 MILLION BTU* See Definitions.


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ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCENORTH CFRROLIN - 1974

NORTH CAROLINA (POP. 5,349,(00) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974



3 31,70C





0 0

THORIUU

(SHORTTONS)

3DESERVES ....-.......PRODUCTION:

GUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS..TRILLICN PTU....


00.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0

I30.01

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES:NATURAL GAS WELLS: 0


0

LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 2,44P,000 FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 85

URANIUM MINES: r

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE


NUMBER. ...............DAILY CAPACITY-.-----

C0 B3L


0P MPCF

CONSUMPTION

THORIUM MILLS

0C TONS OF ORE

HOUSEHOLD-COKMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ............TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER .......MISCELLANEOUS........

TOTAL ...........


LIG.NITE(THOUSAND (THOUSAND

TONS) TONS)n

2960 1,4890 00 19,552n 00 21,337

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

23,78910,91777,6955,6071,616

119,624

NATURAL GAS

(MILLIONCU FT)47,83289,3914,4961,072

142791142,791

HYDROPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

6.8870

6.887

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

0

0

0o

G



0

54,919




LIGNITE

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS




TOTAL.............PERCENTAGES.....

0.00.00.00.00.00.0C.0

7.236.20.0

459.10.0

502.536.6

F3SSIL FUEL34

11,19151,633

136.865.7413.234.96.9

657.548.0

48.891.34.61.10.0

145.810.6

NUCLEAR00C

0.00.00.0

66.00.0

66.04.8

0.00-00.00.00.00.00.0

HYDROPOWER42

1,8346,887

192.8193.2417.8561.1

6.91.371.9

100.0

111.775.6

0.0

187.4

TOTAL76

13,02558,520

304.6268.8417.8

6.9998.1


TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 1,371.9 TRILLION BTUTOTAL CROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 256 MILLION BTU* See Definitions.

TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT:TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT

998.1 TRILLION 3TUPER CAPITA: 187 MILLION BTU

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ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCENORTH DRKOTTR - 1974

NORTH DAKOTA (POP. 622,000)

ANTHRACITE RITUMINOUSCOAL ANDLI6NITE


0 16,003.000




THORIUM

(SHORTTONS)




172,794

19,697114.2

119,022

51,856

12 ,032

108.231_i/0.831

432.682

31.20634.2

6,210

90.0

0

7.462105.716,342

0

00.0

0

I0.3

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1.4880


URANIUP MINES: 0

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE



358,658 BBL


4147 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

THORIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF OliE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL...........TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER.......MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL............

ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUSCOAL ANDLIrNITE


n 1260 3180 0O 5.368n 00 5,812


LIGNITE

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

5,5281.098

11,99336

10418,759


32590

38,387

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

2,7290

2,729


(MILLIONKWHR)

0000Oo

UTILITYELECTRICITYDISTRIBUTEC

(PILLIONKWHR)3.120

595C

3.715



PETROLEUMPRODUCTS





0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

1.84.50.0

72.20.0

78.530.9

F3SSIL FUEL32

8975,746

31.06.2

64.20.20.6

102.240.2

21.517.60.00.10.0

39.215.4

NUCLEAR000TOO

0.00.00.0

34.40.0

34.413.5

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

HYDROPOWER1

4002,729

54.328.364.2106.9

0.6254.3100.0

10.62.00.0

12.7

TOTAL33

1 2978,475

65.030.364.2

C .6160.1

.o.


TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 254.3 TRILLION BTUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 409 MILLION BTUj/ Includes Nebraska and South Dakota.* See Definitions.


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ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEOHIO - 1974

OHIO (POP. 10,744,COP) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974



3 **21077,200



123,871 0RESERVES. *................PRODUCTION:



NATURAL GAS

(MILLIONCU FT)

1,308,210

92,0551C1.0

44,371

URANIUM(THOUSAND

POUNDSRECOVERABLE

U308)

0

00.0

0

THORIU'

(SHORTTONS)

3

30D.

3

00.3

0

45 4111,117.1559,495

9,08852.7

89 348

00.0

0


LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 4,704,C00 FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 15,971

URANIUM MINFS: 0


NUMBER............... 6DAILY CAPACITY ....... 569,400 99L


00 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

THORIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ...........TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER .....MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL............



0 1,130n 24,3410 0

44,171101 0101 69,642

PETROLEUM NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWIPRODUCTS

(THOUSAND (MILLION (MILLI(BARRELS) CUl FT) KWHR:

34,248 628,2971/13,597 443,334138,818 10,023

5,744 20,6P0670 0

1/193,077 1,1P2,334



)N

00

100

10

ER NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000000



43

116,696


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0.0 27.8INDUSTRIAL............ 0.0 598.8TRANSPORTATION ........ 0.0 0.0ELECTRIC POWER ....... 0.0 960.5MISCELLANEOUS ........ 2.6 0.0

TOTAL ........ 2.6 1.587.1PERCENTAGES ...... 0.1 42.1

GENERATING PLANTS: F3SSIL FUELNUMBER .... ...... ................. . 97INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW).. 23,373PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR) ....... 9F.182



196.9I/ 78.8738.434.6

3.81/1,052.5

27.9

641.5452.610.220.90.0

1,125.329.9

NUCLEAR000

0.00.00.00.10.00.10.0


DISTRIBUTED

0.0 866.2 178.60.0 1,130.2 219.40.0 748.6 0.10.0 1,016.2 ...0.0 6.40.0 3,767.6 398.20.0 100.0

TOTAL NETINPUTS

(3 SECTORS)

1,044.81,349.7

74F.8. - -

6.43,149.6

. . .

HYDROPOWER12

10

TOTAL98

23,37598,192



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ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEOKLRHOMR - 1974

MWER NUCLEAR PrONE

OKLAHOMA (POF. 2.654,nCO) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974






POUNDS(MILLION RECOVERABLECU FT) U30R)

THORIUM

(SHORTTONS)

RESERVES... ........PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS..TRILLION RTU..-.


0 1,294,200 1,232,377 290.327 13,390,312

Oa0.3

O

2.35659.5

24,760

177,7851,031.2

1,277,076

43,812176.3

251,099

1,638,9421,797.9458,904

00.0

C

30.]

3


149,401


URANIUM MINES: C


PROCESSING PLANTS:NUMBER ...............DAILY CAPACITY.......


12501,60C BBL



0 30 1720 00 0n o0 175


R44,381 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

URANIUM MILLS

0C TONS OF ORE

THORIUM MILLS

CP TONS OF ORE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ............TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER .......MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL............

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

13,7481/4,37546,473

347

4321/65,375

(MILLIONCU FT)114,011236,73524,064

293,8190

668,629

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

3,5900

3,590


(MILLIONKWHR)

00000C



0

23,685




HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ..........TRANSPORTATION.......ELECTRIC POWER......MISCELLANEOUS.........


0.00.00.00.00.0.n0

0.0

0.14.3O.00.00.04.40.4

F3SSIL FUEL60

6,12329,539

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

73.21124.6245.3

2.12.4

1/347.632.2



116.4241.724.6

305.90.0

688.563.9

NUCLEAR000

0.0C.00.0

37.40.0

37.43.5

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

HYDROPOWER10

9633,590

189.7270.6269.9345.4

2.41,078.0

100.0

55.924.90.0

PO.P

TOTAL7C

7,C8633,129

245.6295.5269.9

2.4813.4


TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 1,078.0 TRILLION BTU TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT: 813.4 TRILLION 3TUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 402 MILLION BTU TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 303 MILLION PTU

l/ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture included in Illinois.* See Definitions. ao

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ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEOREGON - 1971

WER NUCLERR POWER

OREGON (POP. 2.286,POO) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974



TONS) TONS)

3 1.8C0



0 0

NATURAL GAS URANIUM(THOUSANDPOUNDS

(MILLION RECOVERABLECU FT) U308)

0 0

THORIUR

(SHORTTONS)



VALUE, THOUS. DOIOIARS..0.0

3

00.0

0

C0.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0C.3

3



URANIUM MINES: 00 0

LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 1.C20,000 FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 10


NUMBER...............DAILY CAPACITY....... O B3L


0O MMCF

CONSUMPTION

URANIUM MILLS

0O TONS OF ORE

THORIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION.......ELECTRIC POWER ......MISCELLANEOUS .........

TOTAL............



0 90 140O 00 00 00 149

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

11.2315.513

37,448867325

55,384

(MILLIONCU FT)35,30161,2087,301

2660

104,076

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

35,9640

35,964


(MILLIONKWHR)

000000



0

34,878




PETROLEUMPRODUCTS



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER.......MISCELLANEOUS........


0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

0.23.60.00.00.03.80.6

FDSSIL FUEL8

86385

67.733.2

201.65.11.5

309.147.7

36.062.5

7.50.30.0

106.316.4

NUCLEAR000

0.00.00.0

228.50.0

228.535.3

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

HYDROPOWER50

5,63835,964

104.099.3

209.1233.8

1.5647.6100.0

69.449.60.0

119.0

TOTAL58

6,50136,049

173.4148.8209.1

1.5532.8

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER ............................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR) ........


TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT:TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT I

532.8 TRILLION 3TUPER CA.PITA: 233 MILLION BTU

0

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ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEPENNSYLVFNIFl - 1974

NUCLEAR PfOER

I I N I I I I I

PENNSYLVANIA (POP. 11,P16,n00) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974



7.120,500 73,880,1CO





RESERVES.t ................PRODUCTION:



50.414

3,47820.2

36,220

580 1.492,145

6,617168.1

144,695

80,4622,149.9

1,637,473

0

10

0

00.0

C

THORIUr

(SHORTTONS)

3

30.3

3

82,63790.7

36,360

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES: 1,061NATURAL GAS WFLLS: 17,123


LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 5,03F,200 FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 32,673

URANIUM MINES: 0

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE


NUMBER.............. 11DAILY CAPACITY....... 697,020 BBL


2

THORIUM FILLS

0C TONS OF OREMMCF

CONSUMPTION


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ............TRANSPORTATION .......ELECTRIC PCWER......MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL .........



0 284n 28,627n 0n 34,411

3,395 03,395 63,322

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

64,73428,903

145,02024,3581,23F

264,253

(MILLIONCU FT)374,372315.10420,9197,825

0718,220

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

1.3920

1,392

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

C00

6,9980

6,9986,998

UTILITYELECTRICITYDISTPIBUTED

(MILLIONKWHR)47.8345Q.,096

1,011

98,941



ANTHRACITC BITUMINOUSCOAL ANDLIGNITE

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL...........TRANSPORTATION.......ELECTRIC POWER ........MISCELLANEOUS........

TOTAL ............PERCENTAGES.....

n.o0.0C.00.0

86.286.22.2

7.6764.9

0.0802.5

0.01,575.0

39.5

F3SSIL FUEL98

22,21290,494

383.8173.8779.6149.8

7.41,494.4

37.6

382.2321.721.48.10.0

733.418.4

NUCLEAR4

3,3216,998

0.00.00.0

14.80.0

14.80.4

0.00.00.0

74.60.0

74.61.9

HYDROPOWER9

1.6511,392

773.61,260.4

801.01,049.7

93.63,978.3

100.0

163.2170.9

3.4

337.6

TOTAL111

27,18498,FF4

936.F1,431.4

8C4.4

93.63.266.2




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ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCERHODE ISLRND - 1974

s15o

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL-.INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION.......ELECTRIC POWER........MISCELLANEOUS..........


RHODE ISLAND (POP. 923,000) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974

ANTHRACITE PITUMINOUS CRUDE OIL NATURAL GAS NATURAL GAS URANIUMCOAL AND LIQUIDS (THOUSANDLIGNITE POUNDS

(THOUSAND (THOUSAND (THOUSAND (THOUSAND (MILLION RECOVERABLETONS) TONS) BARRELS) BARRELS) CU FT) U308)

RESERVES.................PRODUCTION:



0 0

00.0

0

THORIU4

(SHORTTONS)

3

30.3

30.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0


00


0O


URANIUM MINES: 0

URANIUM MILLS

0O TONS OF ORE


PROCESSING PLANTS:NUMBER ...............DAILY CAPACITY.......

THORIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

17,500 BBL

0o MMCF

CONSUMPTION


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ............TRANSPORTATION .......ELECTRIC POWER.......MISCELLANEOUS...........

TOTAL ............

ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUS PETROLEUMCOAL AND PRODUCTSLIGNITE

(THOUSAND (THOUSAND (THOUSANDTONS) TONS) BARRELS)

0 0 10,461O 0 1,7360 0 10,8450 72 1,9382 0 372 72 25.017

(MILLIONCI FT)

17,3474,581

221,919

023,869

(MILLIONKWHR)

000404

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000000



0

5,024



ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUSCOAL ANDLIkNITE

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS



0.00.00.00.n0.10.10.0

0.00.00.01.70.01.71.0

F3SSIL FUEL9

3201,227

62.610.558.412.20.3

144.084.7

17.74.70.02.00.0

24.414.3

NUCLEAR000

0.00.00.00.10.00.10.0

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

HYDROPOWER124

80.315.258.416.00.4

170.2100.0

11.65.60.0

17.1

TOTAL10

3221,231

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER ...........................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR) .........

91.92C.858.4

0.4171.4

.o..

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 170.2 TRILLION BTUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 1?4 MILLION BTU* See Definitions.


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SOUTH CRROLINR - 1974

- - MMI - m m m m

I 0 m

SOUTH CAROLINA (POP. 2,748,n00) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974



TONS) TONS)

0a



THORIUU

(SHORTTONS)




0 0

D0.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0

30.3

3


0 CRUDE OIL WELLS:THORIUM MINES: 0

LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 1,149,000 FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING):

URANIUM MINES: I

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE


NUMBER ..............DAILY CAPACITY......

THORIUM MILLS

C0 TONS OF ORE

C0 BBL

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION ......ELECTRIC POWER .......MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL........----



0 1840 1,320O 0n 6,5570 00 8,061

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

9,0005,3P9

39,9096,107

34560,750

0 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

NATURAL GAS

(MILLIONCIH FT)35,20378,1982,164

21,5100

137,075

HYDROPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

3,4130

3,413

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

11,0570

11,057


(MILLIONKUHR)16,58715,571

0

32,158




LIGNITE

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION.......ELECTRIC POWER......MISCELLANEOUS.........


0.00.0C.O

.00.00.00.0

4.733.60.0

155.70.0

194.023.3

FDSSIL FUEL37

5,27816,690

51.231.8

212.438.1

1.6335.140.3

35.979.8

2.222.1

0.0140.116.9

NUCLEAR2

3,42911,057

0.00.00.0

44.20.0

44.25.3

0.00.00.0

117.90.0

117.914.2

HYDROPOWER25

1,4463,413

91.8145.2214.6377.9

1.6831.2100.0

56.653.10.0

109.7

TOTAL64

10,15331,160

148.419F.4214.6

1.6563.0

. ..

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER..... .......................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR) ........

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: R31.2 TRILLION BTUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 302 MILLION BTU* See Definitions.

TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT: 563.0 TRILLION 3TUTOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 205 MILLION RTU

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ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCESOUTH DRKOTR - 1974

IWER NUCLEAR POWER

0 m

SOUTH DAKOTA (POP. 677,P00)



0 428,000




RESERVES ..................PRODUCTION:



0

4942.9

3,283

0

r7o

0

00.0

0

0

00.0

0

THORIU4

(SHORTTONS)

3

30.0

2

00.0

0


0 CRUDE OIL WELLS:0 THORIUM MINES:

310



NUMBER ...............DAILY CAPACITY.......

NATURAL GAS PROCESSING PLANTS2 /

138 MMCF

URANIUM MINES: 0

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

CO BBL

THCRIU MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ...........TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER......MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL......--...-

ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUSCOAL ANDLIfNITE


0 270 40 0n 4110 00 442

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

5,150571

12,367100229

18,417

CONSUMPTION

NATURAL GAS

(MILLIONCU FT)?3,0095,548

163,633

032,206

HYDROPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

5,6240

5.624

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000000


(MILLIONKWHR)3.299

552

035

3.851




PETROLEUMPRODUCTS



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER......MISCELLANEOUS.........


0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

0.40.10.06.60.07.03.1

26.82.8

65.50.61.0

96.743.3

23.55.70.03.60.0

32.814.7

NUCLEAR000O

0.00.00.0

86.80.0

86.838.9

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

HYDROPOWER6

1.3845,624

50.78.5

65.597.61.0

223.3100.0

11.31.90.0

13.1. .

61.910.465.5..o1.0

138.9

GENERATING PLANTS: FDSSIL FUELNUMBER ........-............. ..... 48INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW).. 313PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR)......... 700


IN Included inNlorth Dakota./ Processes Wyoming natural gas.

* See Definitions.

TOTAL54

1,6976,324


II

= 300-

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I-

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CrI- I-

0.

I

II

1

-4

I-1

<~'-c-

300

ISO

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AND LIGHI T PRaDUCTS

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCETENNESSEE - 1974

TENNESSEE (POP. 4,166,100) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974



D 986,7CO



0 C



0 0

THORIUI

(SHORTTONS)

RESERVES -. ----...........PRODUCTION:


VALUE, THOUS. DOLIARS..0.0

2

7,540197.5

135,852

7694.5

7,256

00.0

0

170.0

6

00.0

0

3D.]

3

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - C3AL MINES: 125NATURAL GAS WELLS: 13


154 URANIUM MINES: n

0

LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 1,R19,GCO FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 2,372



URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

THORIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

143,900 BBL

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER ......MISCELLANEOUS..........

TOTAL ...........

ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUSCOAL ANDLI NITE


C 253n 2,2960 00 16,3670 00 18,916

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

11,2221J 3,EP465,929

397207

1/81,639

0 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

NATURAL GAS


150,69423.984

00

262,915

HYDROPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

11.7670

11,767

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

0000

00



0

71 668



ANTHRACITE BITU"INOUSCOAL ANDLIGNITE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION-.......ELECTRIC POWER .......MISCELLANEOUS .........


O.O0.00.o0.00.00.00.0

6.458.50.0

354.60.0

419.534.0

F3SSIL FUEL11

10,68840,938

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

62.71/ 22.3353.0

2.31.3

1/441.635.9



90.1153.924.50.00.0

268.421.8

NUCLEAR000

0.00.00.0

102.60.0

102.68.3

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

HYDROPOWER28

2,17511,767

159.2234.6377.5459.5

1.31,232.1

100.0

95.4149.1

0.0.o.

244.5

TOTAL39

12,86352,705

254.6383.7377.5

1.31,017.2

o..

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER..............................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR).........



INPUT: 1.017.2 TRILLION 3TUINPUT PER CAPITA: 244 MILLION BTU

1/ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture included in Illinois.* See Definitions. QXr-

1500,qSOO

4350

'1200qzeo

1050

3900

3750

3600

3300

3150

3000.

M 23650

2550.Z 2S0o

2 2SO0

__ 2100.

__ 19SO

I--J 1500

1360

1200O

1050-

800.

750-

600-

USO.

300-

ISO-n

A~

II

?d111

1111

*4500

4350

-4200

4050

3900

3750

3600

3450

3300

3150

3000

2850

2700

2550

2400

2250

2100

19SS

1800

1660

ISOO

1350

1200

1050

600

450

300

ISO

o%

u .u

ANTHRRCITE"RN LGI IT

ARL ETaRI.OLpYM NATURAL GAS HYD¥o.'

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCETEXIS - 1974

IHER NUCLEAR POUER

TEXAS (POP. 12,083n,00) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974

ANTHRACITE RITUMINOUS CRUDE OIL NATURAL GAS NATURALCOAL AND LIQUIDSLIGNITE

(THOUSAND (THOUSAND (THOUSAND (THOUSAND (MILLTONS) TONS) BARRELS) BARRELS) CU F

RESERVES ................. 0 3,271,900 11,001,506 2,796,988 78,540.PRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS.. 0 7,684 1,262,126 3P2,072 8,170,TRILLION BTU.... 0.0 131.4 7,320.3 1,215.5 8,96

VALUE, THOUS. DOLLARS.. 0 0 8,773,003 1,634,182 2,541,

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES: 4 CRUDE OIL WELLS: 159,702NATURAL GAS WELLS: 24,646 THORIUM MINES: C



NUMdER............... 46 35PDAILY CAPACITY........ 3,958,050 3L 29,452 MPCF

CONSUMPTION

ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUS PETROLEUM NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWERCOAL AND PRODUCTSLIrNITE


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0 1 40,008 357,021 0INDUSTRIAL ............ 3,180 1/234,632 2,707,115 0TRANSPORTATION ........ 0 256,512 93,799 0ELECTRIC POWER ........ 0 5,426 10,667 1,334,837 1,631MISCELLANEOUS ......... 0 0 2,944 0 0

TOTAL............ 0 b,607 1/544,763 4,492,772 1,631




GAS

IONT)

717

.79863.4,118

URANIUM THORIU4(THOUSAND


U308) TONS)

58,600 0

0 30.0 0.3

0 1

URANIUM MINES: 0


1 01,750 TONS OF ORE 0 TONS OF ORE


DISTRIBUTED(MILLION (MILLIONKWHR) KWHR)

C 78,r930 58,8790 0

[ ...00 136,972



0.0 581.6 266.5 84F.1C.O 3,785.1 200.9 3,986.00.0 1,474.8 0.0 1,474.Pr.O 1,519.4C.0 16.3 ... 16.30.0 7,377.2 467.3 6,325.20.0 100.0 ......


517 37,5791,631 142,262

INPUT: 6,325,2 TRILLION 3TUINPUT PER CAPITA: 523 MILLION BTU

COAL AND PRODUCTSLINITE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. 0.0 0.0 217.1 364.5 0.0INDUSTRIAL ........... 0.0 42.0 1/979.2 2,764.0 0.0TRANSPORTATION ........ 0.0 0.0 1,379.0 95.8 0.0ELECTRIC POWER........ 0.0 75.8 64.6 1,361.5 17.4MISCELLANEOUS ......... 0.0 00 16.3 0.0 0.0

TOTAL ........... 0.0 117.8 1 /2,656.2 4,585.8 17.4PERCENTAGES ...... 0.0 1.6 36.0 62.2 0.2

GENERATING PLANTS: F)SSIL FUEL NUCLEARNUMBER ............................ 158 0INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW).. 37,062 0PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR) ......... 14C,631 0

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 7,377.2 TRILLION BTU TOTAL NET ENERGYTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 611 MILLION BTU TOTAL NET ENERGY

i/ Includes liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture in Louisianaand New Mexico.

* See Definitions.

300U-

F-

I--ZA

I

0.

�uu �oD

B

AA--

mm

-300

150

.0

1-00

RNTHRACITE BIrUN ILNO. PaL I ETORD iS NATUIRL GRl HYDIOPOIrER NULERR PIOER

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEUTRH - 1974

UTAH (POP. 1,202,000) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974

RESERVES.*..............PRODUCTION:





TONS) TONS)

0 4,042,5CO

3 5,t580.3 149.0

D 71,702





250,648

39,363228.3

279,858

52,354 1,031,409

04,018* 16.2

J/20,530

46,400

00.0

0

THORIUq

(SHORTTONS)

3

0.33

50,52255.4

20,815

AVERAGE NUMBER Of ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES:NATURAL GAS WFLLS:

15114


1,0760


URANIUM MINES: 33

URANIUM MILLS

22,000 TONS OF ORE


NUMBER ............... 8DAILY CAPACITY....... 155,00C BBL


7294 MMCF

THORIUM MILLS

TONS OF OREC TONS OF ORE

CONSUMPTION


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ---........TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER........MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL............



0 2630 2,522n o0 1,4670 00 4,252

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

5,1905,734

19,835137443

31,339


5903,467

O122,306

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

9410

941

D

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000000

e


(MILLIONKWHR)5,3782.485

0

7,P63




PETROLEUMPRODUCTS




TOTAL ............PERCENTAGES..------

0.00.00.0C.O0.00.00.0

6.764.20.0

34.9G.O

105.725.3

30.534.5

106.90.92.3

175.142.0

57.363.40.63.30.0

124.629.8

NUCLEAR00

0.00.00.0

12.00.0

12.02.9

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

HYDROPOWER46

197941

94.5162.1107.551.12.3

417.5100.0

18.38.50.0

26.8

TOTAL63

1,2243,999

112.9170.5107.5

2.3393.2

...

GENERATING PLANTS: F3SSIL FUELNUMBER ............................ 17INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW).. 1,027PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR).......... 3,058

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 417.5 TRILLION BTUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 347 MILLION BTU_/ Includes Alaska and Montana.* See Definitions.


Fr-

z6:)

I-

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,-

I - E I

0

ANTHRRCITE BITUMINOUS COAL PETROLEUM NATURAL G&S HYOROPBAND L !NTE PRODUCT5


VERMONT - 1974

IWER NUCLEAR POWER

0 1 1 �1 M��

VtRMOhT (POP. 471000) SALIENT Ft

ANTHRACITE MITUMINOUS CRUDE OILCOAL AND

LIGNITE(THOUSAND (THOUSAND (THOUSAND

TONS) TONS) BARRELS)

JEL STATISTICS - 1974

NATURAL GAS NATURAL GAS URANIUMLIQUIDS (THOUSAND

FOUNDS(THOUSAND (MILLION RECOVERABLE

BARRELS) CU FT) U308)

THORIUN

(SHORTTONS)

RESERVES.. ................PRODUCTION:

OUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS..TRILLIUN nTU....


,1 0

00.0

0

0

00.0

0

0

00.0

0

0

00.0

0

0

0.00

00.0

0

30.3

3

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES:NATURAL SAS WELLS:


00

LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 201,30C FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING):

URANIUM MINES: 0

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE


NUMBER ..............DAILY CAPACITY......


CP MMCF

THORIUP MILLS

PC TONS OF ORE

CC BBL

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ............TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER.......MISCELLANEOUS..........

TOTALL-..........



TONS) TONS)" 0n 40 0n 489 09 52

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

5,441578

6.060125

4P12.252

CONSUMPTION

NATURAL GAS!/

(MILLIONCU FT)

000000

HYDROPOWER

(MILLION (MILLIONKWHR) KWHR)

O 0O [0 0

920 2,4830 0

920 2,4P3

NUCLEARPOWER


(MILLIONKWHR)

2,4061,011

0

3.4173,4t7




LIGNITE

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

NATURAL GAS/ HYDROPOWER NUCLEAR TOTAL GROSS UTILITY TOTAL NFTPOWER INPUTS ELECTRICITY INPUTS


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL.....-......TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER........MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL ...........PERCENTAGES-.....

0.00.0o.o0.00.20.?0.?

0.00.10.01.30.01.41.3

30.83.3

32.00.70.3

67.165.8

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

NUCLEAR1

5372,483

0.00.00.06.80.06.86.7

0.00.00.0

26.50.0

26.526.0

HYDROPOWER43186920

30.83.4

32.035.2

0.5102.0100.0

8.23.40.0

11.7

TOTAL59

9063,606

3S.06.9

32.0

C.578.4-.o

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER...............................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR).........

F3SSIL FUEL15

183203

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 102.0 TRILLION BTUTOTAL CROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 216 MILLION BTU

3/ Included in New Hampshire.* See Definitions.

TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT: 7E.4 TRILLION 3TUTOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 166 MILLION BTU

c-

EDF-CD~

gED qsl

I- I

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ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEVIRGINIR - 1974

IUER NUCLERR POUER

VIRGINIA (POP. 4,816,00C)



TONS) TONS)

RESERVES- ......-- ....--- . 137,500 **3,512,2COPRODUCTION:

QUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS.. 3 34,326TRILLION PTU .... O. 904.8

VALUE, THOUS. DOLIARS.. 3 856,144

AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS - COAL MINES: 682




0 0

- 1974

NATURAL GAS

(MILLIONCU FT)

44,707

7,0967.8

3.619

URANIUM(THOUSAND

POUNDSRECOVERABLE

U30E)

0

0.00

THORIUM

(SHORTTONS)

3

30.3

3

30.0

0

00.0

0


3NATURAL GAS WFLLS: 174


URANIUM MINES: 0

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

PROCESSING PLANTS:NUMBER ..............DAILY CAPACITY -----.


153,000 BBL


00 MMCF

THORIUM MILLS

TONS OF ORE0 TONS OF ORE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..IhDUSTRIAL--..........TRANSPORTATION .......ELECTRIC POWER . .....MISCELLANEOUS .........

TOTAL ...........

ANTHRACITE

(THOUSANDTONS)

00n099

PITUMINOUSCOAL ANDLIGNITE

(THOUSANDTONS)

5052,326

04,579

07,410

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

19,18311,86082,82627,812

439142,120

SALIENT

ENERGY

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

111.571.6

451.0174.0

2.5810.666.4

CONSUMPTION


(MILLION (MILLIONCU FT) KWHR)P3,441 056,400 04,222 04,689 1,045

0 0148,752 1,045


CONSUMPTION, TRILLION PTU


NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

5,9530

5,953



0

40,876


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL.. .0 13.3INDUSTRIAL ............ 0 61.3TRANSPORTATICN ........ .0 0.0ELECTRIC POWER ........ P. 107.8MISCELLANEOUS .......... 0 C.O

TOTAL ........... r.2 182.4PERCENTAGES ..... . 00 15.0

GENERATING PLANTS: FDSSIL FUELNUMBER ............................ 28INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW).. 6,590PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR)......... 26,783

TOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT: 1,219.8 TRILLION BTUTOTAL GROSS ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 253 MILLION BTU* See Definitions.** In process of revision.

85.257.64.34.90.0

152.012.5

NUCLEAR1

1,6955,953

0.00.00.0

11.20.0

11.20.9


0.0 210.00.0 190.50.0 455.3

63.5 361.30.0 2.7

63.5 1,219.85-2 100.0

HYDROPOWER23

8421,045


104.634.90.O

139.5

TOTAL52

9,12733,781

TOTAL NETINPUTS

(3 SECTORS)

314.6225.4455.3

2.7998.0


,

CDF-

J

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F-

1-1-ts

ANTHRflCITE BIUINOSICEO1 L pETROULCEU NTURfiL G93 HYDflOPOUER NUCLEAR PWEfR


WRSHINGTON - 1974

m m m m m m

WASHIN6TON (POP. 3,491,00O)



TONS) TONS)

0 1,954,0CO




THORIU'

(SHORTTONS)

DRESERVES. ...............PRODUCTION:



0 0

D0.0

0

3,91375.7

431

00.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0

00.0

0



URANIUM MINES: 0O O

LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 1.502,000 FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 431


NUMBER......... ...... 6DAILY CAPACITY....... 359,100 BBL


00 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

URANIUM MILLS

1500 TONS OF ORE

THORIUM PILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER ......MISCELLANEOUS........

TOTAL............



0 100 2670 0n 3.8900 00 4,167


PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

14.0618,776

55,43476

46678,813


110,0925,513

00

184,351

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

82,3030

82,303


(MILLIONKWHR)

000

3,?890

3,889



12

63,603



PETROLEUMPRODUCTS



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER.......MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL ...........PERCENTAGES ....

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

0.25.20.0

59.40.0

64.74.0

F3SSIL FUEL12

1,5854,213

84.153.7

299.30.42.5

440.027.2

70.2112.4

5.60.00.0

188.211.7

NUCLEAR1

8003,889

0.00.00.0

879.10.0

'879.54.5

0.00.00.0

41.50.0

41.52.6

HYDROPOWER51

13,04182,303

154.5171.3304.9980.3

2.51,613.5

100.0

111.5105.4

0.0

217.0

TOTAL64

15,42690,405

266.0276.7305.0

2.585C.2

...




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ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEWEST VIRGINIR - 1974

WEST VIRGINIA (POP. 1,832no00) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974



0 **39,589,8CORESERVES- ................PRODUCTION:





32,210 81.755

2.665 1/8,81015.5 1 35.5

27.058 1/35,440



THORIUM

(SHORTTONS)

2,265,581 0

00.0

0

102,4612,746.0

2,218,520

202.306221.9

66.356

00.0

0

30.3

3




URANIUM MINES: I

URANIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE


NUMBER ...............DAILY CAPACITY.....

THORIUP MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

320,20C BBL

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION........ELECTRIC POWER......MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL..---..........



0 3270 9,4290 0O 24,028

57 057 33,784

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

2,326/17,75022,5521,278

76243.982

368 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

NATURAL GAS


110,25715,684

3760

204,696

HYDROPOWER

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

4770

477

NUCLEARPOWER

(MILLIONKUHR)

0000

0

UTILITYELECTRICITYDISTRIRUTED

(MILLIONKWHR)7,961

11,0460

19,007




PETROLEUMPRODUCTS




TOTAL...........PERCENTAGES......

0.00.00.00.01.41.40.1

8.8252.7

0.0551.9

0.0813.465.3

13.72/74.2120.7

7.90.5

j217.017.4

80.0112.616.00.40.0

209.016.8

NUCLEAR000

To

To

0.00.00.04.40.04.40.4

0.00.00.00.00.00.O0.0

HYDROPOWER8

101477

102.5439.5136.7564.6

1.91,245.2100.0

27.237.70.0

64.9

TOTAL22

12.37061,505

129.7477.2136.7

1.9745.5

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER.......... ..................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR).........

F3SSIL FUEL14

12,26961,028


J Includes Florida and Tennessee.Includes liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacturein Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.

* See Definitions.** In process of revision.


1-"1\)

450

I-GQ

cD 300-

-C

I-

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1

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F

Iiibis%

450

Rfn-I. R00

r

---

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1-1-

150

I ,,,,n n

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NATURAL G(S HYDROPOWER NUCLEAR PBWER

ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEWISCONSIN - 1974


I

WISCONSIN (POP. 4,605.000)



0 D




RESERVES*.........-.......PRODUCTION:

GUANTITY:PHYSICAL UNITS..TRILLION BTU....


0

00.0

0

0

00.0

0

0

00.0

0

0

00.0

0

THORIUI

(SHORTTONS)

0

30.3

2

00.3

0

0O.0

0



0 URANIUM MINES: 00

LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 2,C33,100 FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 30

PROCESSING PLANTS:NUMBER.-............DAILY CAPACITY ......

145,000 BBL


00 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

URANIUM MILLS

0C TONS OF ORE

THORIUM MILLS

00 TONS OF ORE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL.............TRANSPORTATION .......ELECTRIC POWER........MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL............



n 3670 25320 00 9.4367 07 12.335

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

30,8443.228

58,172900582

93,726

(MILLIONCU FT)1P2,019164,840

5.42733,b15

0386,101

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

1.7060

1,706

SO


(MILLIONKWHR)

0

08,256

08,256



0

33.438




PETROLEUMPRODUCTS



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ............TRANSPORTATION.......ELECTRIC POWER.....MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL..........PERCENTAGES......

0.00.0C.00.n0.20.?0.0

8.457.70.0

208.80.0

274.921.5

F3SSIL FUEL79

6,35222,597

170.617.3

308.75.32.5

504.439.3

185.8168.3

5.534.3

0.0394.030.8

NUCLEAR3

1,6388,256

0.00.00.0

18.80.0

18.81.5

0.00.00.0

88.00.0

88.06.9

HYDROPOWER76

3671,706

364.8243.3314.2355.2

2.71.280.2

100.0

69.844.3

0.0

114.1

TOTAL158

8,35732,559

434.6287.6314.2

2.71,039.1

...



TOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT: 1,039.1 TRILLION BTUTOTAL NET ENERGY INPUT PER CAPITA: 226 MILLION BTU

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ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY SOURCEWYOMING - 1974

I

WYOMING (POP. 370.000) SALIENT FUEL STATISTICS - 1974



3 53,336,100



THORIUR

(SHORTTONS)

RESERVES*......-....-...--PRODUCTION:


VALUE, THOUS.-DOLIARS..

903,360

139,997812.0

914,360

78,089 3,917,387 284,400

7,5341,619.878,213

1r0

0.320,7C2426.9

103,824

9,73739.2

50,284

326,657358.380,031

30.3

it


19900


8.6560

LABOR FORCE - TOTAL: 167,40C FUEL SECTOR (EXCLUDING PROCESSING): 10.234

URANIUM MINES: 22

URANIUM MILLS

56.350 TONS OF ORE


NUMBER................ 11DAILY CAPACITY ....... 14,40C B9L


291,195 MMCF

CONSUMPTION

THORIUM MILLS

0C TONS OF ORE

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL............TRANSPORTATION.......ELECTRIC POWER ........MISCELLANEOUS.........

TOTAL .........---


LIGNITE(THOUSAND (THOUSANDTONS) TONS)

0 24n 474n 00 6,579O 0O 7,077

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

(THOUSANDBARRELS)

3,2793,086

11,804193157

18,519

(MILLIONCUI FT)25,30579,9227,5391,202

0113,968

(MILLIONKWHR)

000

1,4110

1,411


(MILLIONKWHR)

000

00



4,576




LIGNITE

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS

NATURAL GAS HYDROPOWER NUCLEAR TOTAL GROSSPOWER INPUTS

UTILITY TOTAL NETELECTRICITY INPUTSDISTRIBUTED (3 SECTORS)

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ..........TRANSPORTATION......ELECTRIC POWER........MISCELLANEOUS .........

TCTAL............PERCENTAGES.....

0.00.00.0r.'1C.O0.00.0

0.59.80.0

110.40.0

120.733.9

F3SSIL FUEL18

2,1219,392

17.818.264.21.20.9

102.328.7

25.881.67.71.00.0

116.132.6

NUCLEAR006

0.00.00.0

16.90.0

16.94.8

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

HYDROPOWER13

2201,411

44.1109.671.9

129.50.9

356.1100.0

8.67.00.0

15.6

TOTAL31

2,34110,F03

52.7116.671.9

0.924 2.1

GENERATING PLANTS:NUMBER ............................INSTALLED CAPACITY (THOUSAND KW)..PRODUCTION (MILLION KWHR)..........



I

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APPENDIX.--PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION, BY MAJOR PRODUCT I

PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974US DIVISION SUMMARY

(THOUSAND BARRELS)

DISTILLATEGASOLINE JET FUEL KEROSINE FUEL OIL

LIOUIFIEDRESIDUAL PETROLEUMFUEL OIL GASES

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ...INDUSTRIAL ..............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER ........MISCELLANEOUS ...........

TOTAL .............

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ...INDUSTRIAL ...............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

NE* ENGLAND DIVISION

00

2,425,13700

2,425,137

00

235,61700

235,617

57,02914,503

000

71,532

492,737126,287364,16684,66110.131

1,077,982

(TRILLION BTU)

167,415193,962112,727475,204

8,503957,811

1,052.51,219.6

709.02.987.7

53.66,022.4

172,169287,62131,189

021,850

512,829

ASPHALT

177,5740000

177,574

1,178.30.00.00.00.0

1,178.3

TOTAL

1,066.924622,373

3,168.836559,86540,484

5,458,482

6,115.13.190.7

17,018.83,480.8

200.830,006.2

0.00.0

12,727.30.00.0

12-727.3

0.00.0

1,335.90.00.0

1,335.9

323.382.1

0.00.00.0

405.4

2,870.3735.5

2,121.7493.1

59.46,280.0

690.71,153.5

124.90.0

87.82,056.9

PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ...INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ............

TOTAL .............

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ...INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

/ Liquefied petroleum gases usedAtlantic Division.

00

122,42600

122,426

00

9,28100

9.281

3,070602

000

3,672

97.1704,0879,7071,750

126112,840

34,66323,0204,708

71,842184

134.417

' 3,9731/ 2,325

296

0- 47717_ 071

ASPHALT

6,5760000

6,576

TOTAL

1,45,4521-/30,034146,41873,592

7871-/396,283

(TRILLION BTU)

0.00.0

642.50.00.0

642.5

0.00.0

52.60.0C.O

52.6

17.43.40.00.00.0

20.8

566.023.856.610.20.8

657.4

217.9144.829.6

451.71.1

845.1

,15.91 9.3

1.20.0

- 1.92/28.3

43.60.00.00.00.0

43.-

,860.81/181.3

782.5461.9

3.81/2,290.3

for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture in Connecticut and Massachusetts included in South

MIDDLE ATLANTIC DIVISION PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)


LIQUIFIEDRESIDUAL PETROLEUMFUEL OIL GASES

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ...INDUSTRIAL ............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

00

333,01000

333.010

00

40,47400

40,474

8,8641,441

000

10,305

170,05214,12937,05623,875

783245,895

73,09843,34324,554

130,719931

272,645

459.5272.6154.5821.8

5.91,714.3

6,676/ 3,9701,145

0408

1/12.199

ASPHALT

2C00490000

20.049

TOTAL

(TRILLION BTU)

278,7391/62,883436,239154,594

2,1221/934,577

1,660.21/378.92,352.1

960.912.1

1/5,364.2


TOTAL .............

0.00.0

1,747.60.00.0

1,747.6

0.00.0

229.5O.C0.0

229.5

50.33.20.00.00.0

58.5

990.682.3

215.9139.1

4.61,432.5

26.81/15.8

4.60.01.6

1/48.8

133.00.00.00.00.0

133.0

1/ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemicalAtlantic Division.

EAST NORTH CENTRAL DIV.

and synthetic rubber manufacture in New Jersey and Pennsylvania included in South


(THOUSAND BARRELS)




TOTAL .............

00

463,82400

463,824

00

30,70900

30,7C9

9,2251,864

000

11,089

100,85920,21061,93617,2371,805

202,047

18,88730,0981,493

18,197928

69,603

37,1351/25,603

2,7530

6,2701/71,761

ASPHALT

36,9980000

36,998

TOTAL

203,1041/77,775560,71535,4349,003

1/886,031

(TRILLION BTU)

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ... 0.0INDUSTRIAL ............. 0.0TRANSPORTATION .......... 2,434.2ELECTRIC POWER ......... 0.0MISCELLANEOUS .......... 0.0

TOTAL ................. 2,434.2

1/ Includes liquefied petroleum gases used forOklahoma, and Tennessee.

C.O 52.2 587.5 118.70.0 10.5 117.7 189.2

174.1 0.0 360.8 9.50.0 0.0 100.3 114.40.0 0.0 10.6 5.8

174.1 62.7 1,176.9 437.6

chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture in Illinois,

149.0/ 102.7

11.00.0

25.11/287.8

Indiana, Iowa,

245.6 1,153.00.0 1/420.10.0 2,989.60.0 214.70.0 41.5

245.6 1/4,818.9

Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio,Ln

1

WEST NORTH CENTRAL DIV._ PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974w(I

(THOUSAND BARRELS)




TOTAL .............

00

223,21300

223,213

00

13,03400

13,034

2,139430

000

2,569

33,91710,20635,2933,8871,110

84,413

3,4407,013

8042,543

11813,918

38,5871/4,460

2,4740

4,0451149,566

ASPHALT

20,8560000

20,356

TOTAL

98,9391/22.109274,818

6,4305,273

1407,569

524.41123.71,466.1

38.723.5

I/2,176.4

(TRILLION BTU)

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ... 0.0 0.0 12.1 197.6INDUSTRIAL ............. 0.0 0.0 2.5 59.3TRANSPORTATION ......... 1,171.5 74.1 0.0 205.7ELECTRIC POWER ......... 0.0 0.0 0.0 22.7MISCELLANEOUS .......... 0.0 0.0 0.0 6.5

TOTAL ............. 1,171.5 74.1 14.6 491.8

2/ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture in Iowa

21.6 )54.844.1 _/17.85.0 9.8

16.0 0.00.7 16.3

87.4 1/198.7

included in East North Central

138.30.00.00.00.0

138.3

Division.

SOUTH ATLANTIC DIVISION PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ..INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

00

398,95300

398,953

00

34,54700

34,547

18,8651,460

000

20,325

46,58317,59252,91715,7671,120

133,979

(TRILLION BTU)

14,95540,69217,055

141,0161,434

215,152

94.1255.9107.2886.6

9.01,352.8

- 18,8261/19,533

1,6890

3,1911/43,239

75.61/78.3

6.70.0

12.81/173.4

ASPHALT

25,6310000

25,631

124,8601179,277505 161156,7835,745

1/871 826

TOTAL

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ... 0.0INDUSTRIAL ............. 0.0TRANSPORTATION ......... 2,093.7ELECTRIC POmER ......... 0.0MISCELLANEOUS .......... 0.0

TOTAL ............. 2,093.7

/ Includes liquefied petroleum gases used forPennsylvania, and West Virginia.

0.00.0

0.0C.O

195.8chemical and

107.08.20.00.00.0

115.2synthetic rubber

271.3102.4308.4

91.86.5

780.4

manufacture

170.00.00.00.00.0

170.0

718.01/444 82,711.8

978.428.3

/ 4,881.3

in Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, New Jersey,

M � � � �M

PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974EAST SOUTH CENTRAL OIV.

(THOUSAND BARRELS)

DISTILLATE

GASOLINE JET FUEL KEROSINE FUEL OIL



TOTAL .............

00

164,67700

164,677

00

5.51200

5,512

5,5221,479

000

7o001

O

7,6619,76531,0566*216

87955,577

3,0775,4826,3505,388

60220.899

18,2381,8242,081

0654

j/22,797

ASPHALT

12,2950000

12,295

TOTAL

46,7931/18,550209,67611,6042,135

1/288,758

250.2/107.1

1,124.670.1

11563.71_/1,563.7

(TRILLION BTU)

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ... 0.0

INDUSTRIAL ..... ........ 0.0TRANSPORTATION ......... 864.2

ELE.CTRIC POWER ......... 0.0

MISCELLANEOUS .......... 0.0

TOTAL ............. 864.2

/ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and

Central Division.

IEST SOUTH CENTRAL DIV.

0.0.0

31.20.00.0

31.2

synthetic

31.43.40.00.00.0

39.8

rubber manufacture

44.656.9

180.936.2

5.2323.8

for Kentucky

19.434.439.933.9

3.8131.4

and Tennessee

73.2/ 7.4

8.40.02.7

i/91.7included

81.60.00.00.00.0

81.6in East North


(THOUSAND BARRELS)

DISTILLATE




TOTAL .............

00

278,17400

278,174

00

22,59400

22,594

0.00.0

128.10.00.O

128.1

6,6915,021

000

11,712

9,11421,37759.7029,5551,794

101 542

3,97813,56836,26317.6392,47873,926

25.085.4

228.0110.915.7

465.0

30,8571/219,373

17,7400

2,2481/270,218

123.8I/879.8

71.20.09.0

21,083.8

ASPHALT

23,6940000

23,694

157.20.00.00.00.0

157.2

Texas;

TOTAL

74,3341/259,339

414,47327,194

6,520/781, 860

397.12/1,118.2

2,235.1166.5

35.22/3,952.1

(TRILLION BTU)

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ... 0.0INDUSTRIAL ............. 0.0TRANSPORTATION ......... 1,460.0ELECTRIC POWER ......... 0.0

MISCELLANEOUS .......... 0.0TOTAL ............. 1460.0

L/ Includes liquefied petroleum gases used forthat for Oklahoma is included in East North

38.028.5

0.00.00.0

66.5

53.1124.5347.855.610.5

591.5

chemical and synthetic rubber manufactureCentral Division.

for Louisiana, New Mexico, and

I

MOUNTAIN DIVISION PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)




TOTAL .............


TOTAL .............

/ Liquefied petroleum gases used

00

126.96700

126,967

00

14,75000

14,750

1,057985

000

2,04 2

10,27314,04730,0814,1111,550

60,062

3,5508,300

5158,3861,048

21,799

10,940/ 9881,774

01,160

1/14,862

ASPHALT

13,5210000

13,521

TOTAL

,39,341-/24,320174,08712,4973,758

21254,003

,221.71/143.5

935.476.820.5

/1,397.9

(TRILLION BTU)

0.00.0

666.30.00.0

666.3for chemical

0.0 5.90.0 5.5

83.5 0.0C.O 0.00.0 0.0

83.5 11.4

and rubber manufacture in

59.981.9

175.224.0

9.0350.0

New Mexico included

22.352.13.3

52.86.7

137.2

in West South

43.81/4.07.10.04.8

1/ 59.7Central Division

89.80.00.00.00.0

89.8

PACIFIC DIVISION PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)




TOTAL .............

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL .INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

00

313,89300

313,893

00

64,71600

64,716

1,5961,221

000

2,817

17,10814,87446,4182,263

96481,627

11,76722,44620,98579,474

780135,452

(TRILLION BTU)

6,9371/9,5451,237

03,397

1/21,116

27.81/38.4

4.90.0

13.61/84. 7

ASPHALT

17,9540000

17,954

55,3621/48,086447,249

81 7375,141

1/637,575

329.71/273.12,421.6

512.824.2

1/3,561.4

TOTAL

0.00.0

1,647.30.00.0

1,647.3

0.00.0

367.00.0C.O

367.0

9.06.90.00.00.0

15.9

99.786.7

270.413.25.7

475.7

74.0141.1132.0499.6

4.9851.6

119.20.00.00.00.0

119.2

2/ Includes liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture for California.

I

ALABAMA PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)

LIQUIFIEODISTILLATE RESIDUAL PETROLEUM T

GASOLINE JET FUEL KEROSINE FUEL OIL FUEL OIL GASES ASPHALT TOTAL

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL 0 0 503 2,234 2,049 5,027 3,143 12,956

INOUSTRIAL D-COMMERCIAL ............. 0 0 194 2,507 2,312 240 0 5,253

TRANSPORTATION ......... 44.349 737 0 770693 541 240 0 59560

ELECTRIC POWER ......... 0 0 0 770 0 0 0 770

MISCELLANEOUS .......... 0 0 Z57 594 117 0 968

TOTAL . .............. 44,349 737 697 14,461 10,496 5,624 3,143 79,507

(TRILLION BTU)

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL 0.0 0.0 2.9 13.0 12.9 20.2 20.9 69.9

INDUSTRIAL ............. 0.0 0.0 1.1 14.6 14.5 1.0 0.0.2

TRANSPORTATION ......... 232 4.2 0.0 506 34.8 1.0 0.0 323.3

ELECTRIC POWER ......... . 0 0.0 40.5 . 0.0 5.7

MISCELLANEOUS 0..........0. 0.0 0.0 1.5 3.70.5 0.0 5

TOTAL 2 ................ 232-7 -4.2 4.0 84.2 65.9 22.7 20.9 434.6

ALASKA PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)

LIQUIFIEDDISTILLATE RESIDUAL PETROLEUM


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ... 0 0 77 2,983 11 98 249 3,418

INDUSTRIAL .......... . 0 28 721 700 11,524

TRANSPORTATION ......... 3,8 5198 0 2,012 338 0 0 11,431

ELECTRIC POWER ......... 0 0 0 14 3 0 0 417

MISCELLANEOUS 00104.......... 6 O 0 61406

TOTAL . ............ 3.883 5,198 105 6,270 1,098 173 249

(TRILLION BTU)

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL .0 0.0 0.0 0.4 17.4 0.1 0.4 1.7 20.0

INDUSTRIAL .............0.0 0.0 0.2 4.2 4.4 0.3 0.0 9.1

TRANSPORTATION ......... 20.4 29.5 0.0 11.7 2.1 0.0 0.0 63.7

ELECTRIC POWER ......... .2. 0 00 2.4 0.0 0.0 0.0

MISCELLANEOUS ........... 0.0 0.0 0.8 0.3 0.0 0.0 1.1

TOTAL ............. 20.4 29.5 0.6 36.5 6.9 0.7 1.7 96.3

E_ =___ -

ARIZONA PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)

o



TOTAL ..............


TOTAL .............

00

27,32800

27,328

0.00.0

143.40.00.0

143.4

00

2,96500

2,965

119106

000O

225

6883,0284,9192,476

8611,197


0 970291 22

0 1476,515 0

137 3376,943 1,476

ASPHALT

3,9750000

3,975

TOTAL

5,7523,447

35,3598,991

56054,109

35.020.1

189.555.42.8

302.8

(TRILLION BTU)

0.00.0

16.8C.O0.0

16.8

0.70.60.00.00.01.3

4.017.628.714.40.5

65.2

0.01.80.0

41.00.9

43.7

3.90.10.60.01.46.0

26.40.00.00.00.0

26.4


(THOUSAND BARRELS)



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ..INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION ........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL .INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER ........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

00

27,43300

27,433

00

25700

257

0.0C.O1.50.0C.O1.5

545206

000

751

1,4731,6336,997

347366

10,816

1,1632,485

136,521

18710,369

7,028354

1,7650

7539,900

ASPHALT

2,4690000

2.469

TOTAL

12,6784,678

36,4656,8681,306

61.995

(TRILLION BTU)

0.00.0

144.00.00.0

144.0

3.11.20.0O.C0.04.3

8.69.5

40.82.02.1

63.0

7.315.6

0.141.0

1.265.2

28.21.47.10.03.0

39.7

16.40.00.00.00.0

16.4

63.627.7

193.543.06.3

334.1

I M

CALIFORNIA PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)




TOTAL .............

00

235.42800

235,428

00

39,06800

39,068

1,122917

000

2,039

2,6388,480

30,088627458

42,291

4,99512,10617,97170.613

129105,814

- 4,7161/8,919

1,0440

3,0391/17,718

ASPHALT

12,0360000

12,036

TOTAL

25,5071/30,422323,59971,2403,626

1/454,394

152.01/166.51,749.5

447.615.7

1/ 2.531.3

(TRILLION BTU)

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ... 0.0INDUSTRIAL ............. 0.0TRANSPORTATION ......... 1,235.5ELECTRIC POWER ......... 0.0MISCELLANEOUS .......... 0.0

TOTAL .............. 1,235.5

1/ Includes liquefied petroleum gases used for

0.00.0

221.50.00.O

221.5

chemical and

6.4 15.45.2 49.40.0 175.30.0 3.70.0 2.7

11.6 246.5synthetic rubber manufacture.

31.476.1

113.0443.9

0.8665.2

18.91/ 35.8

4.20.0

12.21/ 71.1

79.90.00.00.00.0

79.9

COLORADO PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)


LIOUIFIEDRESIDUAL PETROLEUMFUEL OIL GASES ASPHALT


TOTAL .............


TOTAL .............

00

30,99900

30,999

00

5,95400

5,954

131196

000

327

1,8811,5884,334

405368

8,576

9911,130

108629321

3,179

6.27.10.74.02.0

20.0

3,545217484

0292

4,538

2,6950000

2,695

sO

TOTAL

9,2433,131

41,8791,034

98156,268

50.018.4

224.36.45.3

304.4

(TRILLION BTU)

0.00.0

162.70.00.0

162.7

0.0C.O

33.80.00.0

33.8

0.71.10.00.00.01.8

11.09.3

25.22.42.1

50.0

14.20.91.90.01.2

18.2

17.90.00.00.00.0

17.9 I-.41

0

CONNECTICUT PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-19744?.rl

(THOUSAND BARRELS)


LIOUIFIEDRESIDUAL PETROLEUMFUEL OIL GASES ASPHALT TOTAL

H3USEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ..INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

00

31»60200

31.602

00

1, 84100

1»841

332222

000

554

17.5571,5792,455

48229

22,102

4,4296,247

73226,782

3338,223

8812876

830

1621 2,002

1,1120000

1,112

4,3111 8,924

36P71327,264

224297,436

142. 9J/53.3

195.4171.2

1.121563.9

(TRILLION BTU)


TOTAL .............

21 Liquefied petroleum gases used

0.0 0.0 1.9 102.30.0 C.0 1.3 9.2

165.8 10.4 0.0 14.30.0 0.0 0.0 2.80.0 C.0 0.0 0.2

165.8 10.4 3.2 128.8

for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture included

27.839.3

4.6168.4

0.2240.3

in West Virginia.

1/3 50.30.00.7

A/8.0

7.40.00.00.00.07.4

DELANARE PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)


LIOUIFIEORESIDUAL PETROLEUMFUEL OIL GASES ASPHALT


TOTAL .............

00

705900

7,059

00

5500

55

27833

000

311

O

2,949449490358

644,310

4992,4181,2287,611

87612,632

(TRILLION BTU)

435157

560

127/ 675

1.7/ 0.2

0.20.00.5

1 2.6

6330000

633

TOTAL

4,7941/2 957

8,8887,9691,067

1/ 25 675

HOUSEHOLO-COMMERCIAL ...INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

1/ Liquefied petroleum gases used

0.00.0

37.00.00.0

37.0

for chemical

0.00.00.30.00.00.3

and synthetic

1.60.20.00.00.01.8

rubber manufacture

17.22.62.92.10.4

25.2

included

3.115.2

7.747.9

5.579.4

in West Virginia.

4.20.00.00.00.04.2

27.81 18.2

48.150.06.4

1150.5

M M


FLORIDA

(THOUSAND BARRELS)

DISTILLATE



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL .

INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............


TOTAL .............

00

100.12400

1CO.124

00

15,27600

15,276

971163

000

1,134

3,7413,7499,8874,472

25022,099

2,1947,6702,384

63,070122

75,440

13.848.215.0

396.50.8

474.3

6,109584495

0210

7,398

24.52.32.00.00.8

29.6

ASPHALT

5,9420000

5,942

TOTAL

18,95712,166

128,16667,542

582227,413

105.073.2

686.7422.5

3.11.290.5

(TRILLION BTU)

0.00.0

525.50.00.0

525.5

0.00.0

86.60.00.0

86.6

5.50.90.00.00.06.4

21.821.857.626.01.5

128.7

39.40.00.00.00.039.4

PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974GEORGIA

(THOUSAND BARRELS)

DISTILLATE


LIOUIFIEORESIDUAL PETROLEUMFUEL OIL GASES


INOUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........

ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............



TOTAL .............

00

65,22900

,5.229

00

8,744.00

8,744

0.00-0C.O

49.60.00.0

49.6

76220

000

296

2,3422,6939,8014,535

21419,585

1,9396,644

6363,715

2012.954

4,265249281

01,0635,858

ASPHALT

4,6300000

4,630

TOTAL

13,2529,80684,6918,2501,297

117,296

(TRILLION BTU)

0.00.0

342.30.00.0

342.3

0.41.20.00.00.01.6

13.615.757.126.41.2

114.0

12.241.84.0

23.40.1

81.5

17.11.01.10.04.3

23.5

30.70.00.0

0.00.0

30.7

74.059.7454.149.85.6

643.2I..-H

w

I- 0-

HAWAII PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)

I-4>



HOUSE-OLD-COMMERCIAL .INDUSTRIAL .................TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL..INDUSTRIAL ............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS .........

TOTAL ...............

00

6,61500

6,615

00

10,6C1C0

10,601

3639

000

75

9452799734732

1»997

191944

1,0648,790

50611,495

5653416000

966

ASPHALT

2590000

259

TOTAL

1,1451,851

19,3379,137

53832,008

(TRILLION BTU)

0.00.0

34.70.00.0

34.7

0.00.0

60.10.00.0

60.1

0.20.20.00.00.00.4

0.53.15.82.00.2

11.6

1.25.96.7

55.33.2

72.3

2.31.40.20.00.03.9

1.70.00.00.00.01.7

5.910.6

107.557.33.4

184.7

IDAHO PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ...INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ............

TOTAL .............

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ...INDUSTRIAL .... ........TRANSPORTATION ........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS .........

TOTAL .............

00

10,90000

10,900

00

24900

249

0.00.01.40.00.01.4

13292

000

224

2,8111,4512,579

50285

7,176

4829100

24597

92571490

1901,235

ASPHALT

9450000

945

TOTAL

5,2951,705

13,77750

49921,326

30.19.9

73.80.32.7

116.8

(TRILLION BTU)

0.00.0

57.20.00.0

57.2

0.70.50.00.00.01.2

16.48.5

15.00.31.7

41.9

3.00.60.00.00.23.8

3.70.30.20.00.85.0

6.30.00.00.00.06.3

ILLINOIS PETROLEU-M CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)

LIQUIFIEODISTILLATE RESIDUAL PETROLEUM


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ... 0 0 2.469 21.976 10.592 10»510 10.848 56,395INDUSTRIAL ............ 0 805 3.904 11,574 1/22.343 0 1/38,626TRANSPORTATION ......... 119,637 20.216 0 20,942 328 1.347 0 162.470ELECTRIC POWER ......... 0 0 0 6,805 5,692 0 0 12.497MISCELLANEOUS ......... 0 0 0 423 346 3.590 0 4.359

TOTAL ............ 119.637 20.216 3,274 54,050 28,532 1/37.790 10,948 1/274,347

(TRILLION BTU)

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL .. 0.0 0.0 14.0 128.0 66.6 2.2 72.0 322.8INDUSTRI72.0. ..... _322.8INDUSTRIAL ............. 0.0 0.0 4.6 22.7 72.8 189.6 0.0 1/189.7

TRANSPORTATION ......... 627.9 114.6 0.0 122.0 2.1 5.4 0.0 872.0ELECTRIC POWER ......... 0.0 0.0 0.0 39.6 35.8 0.0 0.0 75.4MISCELLANEOUS .......... 0.0 0.0 0.0 2.5 2.2 . 14.4 0.0 , 19.1

TOTAL ............. 627.9 114.6 18.6 314.8 179.5 1/151.6 72.0 1/1,479.0

1/ Includes liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture in Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan,Ohio, Oklahoma. and Tennessee.

INDIANA PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)

LIQUIFIEDDISTILLATE RESIDUAL PETROLEUM


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ... 0 0 1014 17.732 4,896 7,904 89351 39.897INDUSTRIAL ............. 0 37 3,471 10.675 1/ 463 0 1/14646TRANSPORTATION ........ 65.216 1,494 C 11.791 295 333 0 79.129ELECTRIC POWER ......... 0 0 0 2.716 82 0 0 2.798MISCELLANEOUS ......... 0 0 0 406 130 1.927 0 2.463

TOTAL............. 65.216 1,494 1.051 36,116 16.078 1/10,627 8.351 1/138.933

(TRILLION BTU)

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ... 0.0 C.O 5.7 103.3 30.8 31.7 55.4 226.9INDUSTRIAL ............. 0.0 0.0 0.2 20.2 67.1 1.9 0.0 189.4TRANSPORTATION ......... 342.3 8.5 0.0 68.7 1.9 1.3 0.0 422.7ELECTRIC POWER ......... 0.0 0.0 0.0 15.8 0.5 0.0 0.0 16.3MISCELLANEOUS .......... 0.0 0.0 0.0 2.4 0.8 7.7 0.0 10 9

TOTAL ............. 342.3 8.5 5.9 210.4 101.1 1/42.6 55.4 1/766.2/ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture included in Illinois.

-A.

IOWA PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)

LIQUIFIEDOISTILLATE RESIDUAL PETROLEUMGASOLINE JET FUEL KEROSINE FUEL OIL FUEL OIL GASES ASPHALT TOTAL

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL .. 0 0 222 5,483 445 970 2.595 -6715INDUSTRIAL ............. 0 0 135 1.843 137 l, 0 0 7 0 2 3,122TRANSPORTATION ......... ......... 39215 508 0 6.126 0 155 0 46,004ELECTRIC POWER ......... 0 0 030 46 0 0 t76MISCELLANEOUS .......... 0 0 20 1947 0 2,216TOTAL ............. 39.215 508 357 14,451 628 2111,079 2,595 i 68,833

(TRILLION BTU)

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ... 0.0 0.0 1.3 31.9 2.8 3,2.0 17.2 85.2INDUSTRIAL ........... . 0.0 0.0 0.8 10.7 0.9 1I4.0 0.0 1-/6.4TRANSPORTATION ......... 205.8 2.9 0.0 35.7 0.0 0.6 0.0 245.0ELECTRIC POWER 0.0 0.0 0.0 4.3 0.3 0.0 0.0 4.6MISCELLANEOUS .......... 0.0 1.6 0.0 7.8 00 9.4TOTAL 2 ................ 205.8 2.9 2.1 84.2 4.0 - 44° 4 17.2 1/360.6

1/ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and- synthetic rubber manufaeture included in Illinois.

KANSAS PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)

LIQUIFIEDDISTILLATE RESIDUAL PETROLEUMGASOLINE JET FUEL KEROSINE FUEL OIL FUEL OIL GASES ASPHALT TOTAL

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ... 0 0 83 1,061 81 5,204 2,772 9,201INDUSTRIAL ............. 0 0 31 2,696 1,286 399 0 4,412TRANSPORTATION ......... 31,646 558 0 6,100 51 1,026 0 39,381ELECTRIC POWER ......... O 0 217 1222 0 0 2439MISCELLANEOUS .......... 0 206 20 663 0 889TOTAL ............. 31,646 558 114 11,280 2,660 7292 2,772 5632

(TRILLION BTU)

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ... 00 0.5 6.2 0.5 20.9 18.4 46.5INDUSTRIAL ............. 0.0 0.0 00.2 15.7 S.1 1.6 0. 25.6TRANSPORTATION ......... 16.1 3.2 0.0 35.5 0.3 4.1 0.0 209.2ELECTRIC POWER .......... 0 0.0 0.0 7.1 7.7 0.0 0.0 14.8MISCELLANEOUS .......... 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.2 0.1 2.7 0.0 4.0TOTAL ............. 166.1 3.2 0.7 65.7 16.7 29.3 18.4 300.1

DISTILLATE


I

PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974fENTUCfY

(THOUSAND BARRELS)


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL .-.


TOTAL .............


TOTAL .............

/ Liquefied petroleum gases used

LOUISIANA

00

39. 91900

39,919

39,919

00

1,46500

1,465

1.725153

000

1,878

1,6132,2596,636

85183

10,776

3151,579

2188

02,084

4,431I. 743

1910

941/5,459

ASPHALT

2,6050000

2,605

TOTAL

0,689J 4,73448,213

273277

1/ 64,186

56.31/27.0

257.31.71.5

1/343.8

0.00.0

209.50.00.0

209.5

(TRILLION 9TU)

0.00.08.3C.0C.O8.3

9.30.90.00.00.010.7

9.413.238.70.51.1

62.9

2.09.90.01.20.0

13.1

17.81/3.0

0.80.00.4

1/22.0

17.30.00.00.00.0

17.3

for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture included in Illinois.


(THOUSAND BARRELS)

DISTILLATE


HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL .INDUSTRIAL .............

TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

HOUSEHOLD-C3MMERCIAL ...

INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........


TOTAL .............

00

41,81800

41.818

00

4,96400

4,964

8232,047

000

2,870

6937,01512,8083,863

38724,766

RESIDUALFUEL OIL

973,414

14,6035,449

91524,478

LIQUIFIEDPETROLEUM

GASES

2,9811/3,178

8300

536/ 7,525

ASPHALT

3,3060000

3,306

TOTAL

7,9001.15,654

75,0239,3121,838

1/109,727

43.21/ 36.7417.356.810.2

1/614.2

(TRILLION BTU)

0.0O.0

219.50.00.0

219.5

0.00.0

28.10.00.0

29.1

4.711.6

0.00.00.016.3

4.040.974.622.52.3

144.3

0.621.591.834.35.8

154.0

12.01/12.7

3.30.02.1

1/30.1

21.90.00.00.00.0

21.9

1/ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture included in Texas. 4-

I--- 0- m m__ - m I

MAINE PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974I-

(THOUSAND BARRELS)



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL .INJUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ...INDUSTRIAL ............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

00

12,33200

12,382

00

55200

552

0.00.03.10.00.03.1

1,09125000

1,116

9,404600

1,3609921

11,484

2,6436.9851,6413,982

2115,272

5891611300

763

ASPHALT

9370000

937

TOTAL

14,6647,771

15,9484,081

4242,506

86.248.186.425.60.2

246.5

(TRILLION 9TU)

0.00.0

65.00.00.0

65.0

6.20.10.00.00.06.3

54.83.57.90.60.1

66.9

16.643.910.325.00.1

95.9

2.40.60.10.00.03.1

6.20.00.0C.O0.06.2

IARYLAN3 & C. C. PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND 9ARRELS)



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ...INOUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWR .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

HOUSEHOLO-COMMERCIAL ...INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSmORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

00

48,33100

48,331

00

1,66300

1,663

8,247187

000

8,434

13,1912,4775,7942,821

20824,491

6,8695,1564,509

29,39716

45,947

1,389612137

099

2,237

ASPHALT

3,8630000

3,863

TOTAL

33,5598,432

60,43432,218

323134,966

(TRILLION BTU)

0.00.0

253.60.0C.0

253.6

0.00.09.4C.O0.09.4

46.81.10.00.00.0

47.9

76.814.433.816.41.2

142.6

43.232.428.3

184.80.1

288.8

5.62.50.50.00.49.0

25.60.00.00.00.0

25.6

198.050.4325.6201.2

1.7776.9

MASSACHUSETTS PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)


LIQUIFIEDRESIDUAL PETROLEUMFUEL OIL GASES ASPHALT TOTAL


TOTAL .............

00

54,68900

54.689

C,0

6,68500

6,685

710261

000

971

52,4881,2584,169

90515

58,834

23,8706,9981,470

36,929118

69,385

1,1141/618

960

2091/2,037

2,6890000

2,689

80,8711/9,13567,10837,834

3421/195,290

482.11/55.3

358.8237.5

1.61/1,135.3

(TRILLION 8TU)


TOTAL .............

0.00.0

287.00.00.0

287.0

0.0C.O

37.9C.0C.O

37.9

4.01.50.00.00.05.5

305.77.3

24.35.30.1

342.7

150.144.09.2

232.20.7

436.2

4.51/2.5

0.40.00.8

1/8.2

17.80.00.00.00.0

17.8

1/ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture included in West Virginia.

MICHIGAN PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)




TOTAL .............


TOTAL .............

00

108,69400

108,694

00

3,47400

3,474

1,293307

000

1,600

27,5753,9679,2353,699

44444,920

1,4802,869

4629,796

26914,876

6,4461/535

2610

2161/7,458

4,9260000

4,926

41,7201/7,678122,12613,495

9291/185,948

235.81/4 4.9647.8

83.15.2

1/1,016.8

(TRILLION BTU)

0.00.0

570.40.00.0

570.4

0.00.0

19.70.0C.O

19.7

7.31.70.00.00.09.0

160.623.153.821.52.6

261.6

9.318.02.9

61.61.7

93.5

25.91/2.1

1.00.00.9

1/29.9

32.70.00.00.00.0

32.7J-.

'01/Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture included in Illinois.

�l

MINNESSTA PETROLEUM CONSUFPTION-1974CD

(ThOUSANO 9ARRELS)

DISTILLATEGASOLINE JET FUEL KEROSINE FUEL CIL


9OUS-EHLD-CO'MI^CIAL ...INJUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC PO'ER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

00

43,43100

43,431

C0

0

4,561

C.OC.O

25.9C.C0.0

25.9

956100

00

1,056

15,2721,9546,275

864120

24,485

8033,962

496622

05,883

7,514885281

0574

9,254

ASPHALT

5,.6590000

5,659

TOTAL

30,2046,901

60,0441,486

69499,329

(TRILLION BTU)

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ...INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANECUS ..........

TOTAL .............

0.00.0

254.20.00.0

254.2

5.40.60.0

0.00.06.0

99.011.436.65.00.7

142.7

5.024.93.13.90.0

36.9

30.13.61.1C.O2.337.1

37.6C.O0.00.00.0

37.6

167.140.5

320.98.93.0

540.4

MISSiSSIP3I PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSANS 9ARRELS)


LIQUIFIEORESIDUAL PETROLEUMFUEL OIL GASES

dJUScH3L0-COfM-'CIAL ...IN UJSTRIAL .............TRANS'ORTATICN .........ELECTRIC POwER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

00

29,461

00

29,461

C325

0

325

797344

00

1,641

1,9711,9275,1074,964

25514,225

2231,272

7415,200

7,436

5.859636

1,3400

4279,262

ASPHALT

3,0760000

3,076

TOTAL

11,9264,679

35,97410,164

68363,426

(TRILLION BTU)

HOUSEHOLD-CrMMERCIAL ...iNDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC PO3ER .........MISCELL NEO'JS ..........

T3TAL .............

0.0O.o

149.40.00.0

149.4

C.C

0.0

1.c.eC.O1.

4.54.00.00.20.09.3

11.511.229.728.91.5

82.8

1.49.0

4.732.70.0

46.8

23.52.65.40.01.7

33.2

20.40.00.CC.00.0

20.4

61.326.6

191.061.63.2

343.7

PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974MISSOURI

(THOUSAND BARRELS)

DISTILLATE




TOTAL .............


TOTAL .............

00

62,58600

62,586

0.00.0

328.50.00.0

328.5

00

6,27500

6.275

0.0

35.60.00.0

35.6

26744

000

311

5,8721,8618,872

679140

17,424

1,139987

847986

2,375

10,794959220

0319

12,292

ASPHALT

6,622000

6,622

TOTAL

24,6943,851

78,037758545

107,885

(TRILLION BTU)

1.50.20.00.00.01.7

34.210.851.74.00.8

101.5

7.26.20.50.50.514.9

43.33.80.90.01.3

49.3

43.90.00.00.00.0

43.9

130.121.0

417.24.52.6

575.4

PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974MONTANA

(THOUSAND BARRELS)'


LIQUIFIEORESIDUAL PETROLEUMFUEL OIL GASES


TOTAL .............


TOTAL .............

00

10,66700

10,667

00

499O

499

0.00.02.80.00.02.8

64110

000

174

1,2461,7504,235

49366

7,646

3761.772

1243

152,290

1,207119139

00

1,465

ASPHALT

1,2350000

1,235

TOTAL

4,1283,75115,664

52381

23.976

(TRILLION BTU)

0.00.0

56.00.00.0

56.0

0.40.60.00.00.01.0

7.310.224.70.32.1

44.6

2.411.10.80.00.1

14.4

4.80.50.60.00.05.9

8.20.00.00.00.08.2

23.122.484.90.32.2

132.9 I-.I-'

m__ E__ M I

NEBRASKA PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)

I-.

tAf1



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ...INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION'..........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL .INDUSTRIAL ..............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

00

20,67400

20.674

00

72400

724

0.00.04.10.00.04.1

58538

000

623

2,0611,2594,767

352245

8,684

233146173483

101,045

3,582711654

0'341

5,288

(TRILLION BTU)

9860000

986

6.50.00.00.00.06.5

TOTAL

7,4472,154

26,992835596

38,024

0.00.0

108.50.00.0

108.5

3.30.20.00.00.03.5

12.07.3

27.82.11.4

50.6

1.50.91.13.00.16.6

14.42.82.60.01.4

21.2

37.711.2

144.15.12.9

201.0

NEVADA PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)




TOTAL ...... .......

00

9,11000

9,110

00

3,14200

3,142

1412000

26

428528

1,345139

212,461

7834

4571

3690

563943200

689

2.30.40.10.00.02.8

ASPHALT

1,0370000

1,037

TOTAL

2,120668

13,63371024

17,155

(TRILLION BTU)

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ...INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPOR'TATION ..........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS .........

TOTAL ..............

0.00.0

47.80.00.0

47.8

0.00.0

17.80.00.0

17.8

0.10.10.00.00.00.2

2.53.17.80.80.114.3

0.50.20.03.60.04.3

6.90.00.00.00.06.9

12.33.8

73.54.40.1

94.1

NEN HAMPSHIRE PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND 9ARRELS)

DISTILLATEGASOLINE JET FUEL KERCSINE FUEL OIL

LIQUIFIEDRESIDUAL PETRCLEUMFUEL OIL SASES ASPHALT TOTAL

HgUSE-3JL-CCMcERCIAL ...INJUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POCER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

30

9,299

39.299

00

340

34

45723000

490

6,8221633718e7

7,451

1,1921,3C4

262,262

24.7S6

66040014085

1,159

5730

573

3.30.00.0C.C0.03.3

9,7041,r939,7442,350

9423,78?

56.210.851.514.70.3

133.5

(TRILLION 9TU)

HOUSEHJLD-CO'MERCIAL ...IN3USTRIAL .............TRANSPJRTATION .........ELECTRIC PJOER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

0.00.0

46.80.00.0

48.3

0.00.0

C.20.00.00.2

2.60.13.03.00.02.7

39.70.92.?0.50.0

43.3

7.58.20.2

14.20.0

30.1

2.61.6C.1G. 00.34.6

NEA JERSEY PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)


LIOUIFIEORESIDUAL PETROLEUMFUEL OIL GASES ASPHALT TOTAL

3JSE3JL3-COMM1ERCI4L ...INOUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

00

75,58300

75,583

0C

4,09300

4,093

1,061

000

1,267

45,1093,0859.9809,519

133S7,826

10,85314,3106,196

32,48870

63,917

68.290.039.0

204.30.4

401.9

1,0651/ 1,281

2893

261/2,661

4.31/5.11.?0.00.1

1/10.7

6,381

000

6,381

42.30.00.00.00.0

42.3

64,4691/13,88296,14642.0C7

2291/221.733

333.61/114.3

518.2259.7

1.31/1,277.1

(TRILLION BTU)

HOUSEIOLD-COMERCIAL ...INDJSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POoER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

0.00.3

396.70.00.0

396.7

0.00.0

23.2C.O0.0

23.2

6.01.20.00.00.07.2

262.918.059.155.40.8

395.1

1/ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture included in West Virginia.w-U'Cw

- __ M M M

NEW MEXICO PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-19744-.I.,

<THOUSAND BARRELS)


LIOUIFIEORESIDUAL PETROLEUMFUEL OIL GASES ASPHALT TOTAL


TOTAL .............

00

16,27500

16,275

00

87300

873

395231

000

626

4471,6814,399

957151

7,635

229688

0373424

1,714

1,8821/198

5890

138lk, 807

1,3810000

1,381

(TRILLION BTU)

4,3341/2,798

22,1361,330

7131/31,311

22.91/16.2

118.37.94.2

1/169.5


TOTAL .............

0.00.0

85.40.00.0

85.4

0.00.04.90.00.04.9

2.21.30.00.00.4-3.5

2.69.8

25.65.60.9

44.5

1.44.30.02.32.7

10.7

7.51/ 0.8

2.40.00.6

1/11.3

9.20.00.00.00.09.2

1/ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture included in Texas.

NEW YORK PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)




TOTAL .............

00

142,80600

142,806

00

29,13700

29,137

0.00.0

165.20.0C.O

165.2

4*931465

000

5,396

84,6904.328

10,5347,135

274106,961

49.6809,523

12,21081,094

120152.627

3,322782386

0261

4.751

6,9130000

6*913

TOTAL

149,53615,098

195,07388,229

655448,591

892.890.8

1,054.3551.4

3.42,592.7

(TRILLION BTU)

HOUSEHOLD-CDMMERCIAL ...INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

0.00.0

749.40.00.0

749.4

28.02.60.00.00.0

30.6

493.325.261.441.61.6

623.1

312.359.976.8

509.80.8

959.6

13.33.11.50.01.0

18.9

45.90.00.00.00.0

45.9

NORTH CAROLINA PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)




TOTAL .............

00

67,15000

67 150

0.00.0

352.40.00.0

352.4

00

1 11200

1,112

5,651430

000

6,081

9,7172,8258,938

822194

22,496

1,7477,039

1944,785

5413,819

2,710623301

01,3685,002

10.92.51.20.05.5

20.1

ASPHALT

3,9640000

3,964

TOTAL

23,78910,91777.6955,6071,616

119.624

(TRILLION BTU)


TOTAL .............

C.O0.06.30.00.06.3

32.02.40.00.00.034.4

56.616.552.14.81.1

131.1

11.044.31.2

30.10.3

86.9

26.30.00.00.00.0

26.3

136.865.7

413.234.96.9

657.5

NORTH DAKOTA PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)




TOTAL .............

00

9,79300

9,793

0.00.0

51.40.00.0

51.4

00

24C00

240

2380

000

103

2,042383

1,95620

1024,503

737435

016

21,190

1,378200

400

1,582

ASPHALT

1,3480000

1,348

TOTAL

5,5281,098

11,99336

10418,759

(TRILLION BTU)

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ...INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER ..........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

0.00.01.40.00.01.4

0.10.50.00.00.00.6

11.92.2

11.40.10.6

26.2

4.62.70.00.10.07.4

5.50.80.00.00.06.3

8.90.00.00.00.08.9

31.06.2

64.20.20.6

102.2I-.L.Irf

3HIO PETROLEUM CONSUMPTICN-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)



iJUSE4OLO-COMECIAL ...INDJSTRIAL .............TRANSORTATIGN .........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

H3USEHOL-COMME°CIAL ...INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

00

119.19300

119,193

C

3O4900

3.849

3,37?677

30

4,0544,.054

14.9057,528

14,9093P298

39141,031

1,2314,149

3282,446

1768,330

5,534111,243

5390

1031/7,419

9.20100

09,201

34,2481/1 3597138,818

5,744670

/ 193,077

196.91/78.8

738.434.6

3.81/1,052.5

(TRILLION BTU)

0.00.0

625.50.00.0

625.5

C.O0.0

21.9C.O0.0

21.8

19.13.30.00.00.0

22.9

86.843.986.819.22.3

239.0

7.726.12.1

15.41.1

52.4

22 2

2.20.00.4

1/29.

61.10.00.0C.O0.0

61.1

1/ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and rubber manufacture included in Illinois.

OKLAHOMA PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)



HOUSEHOLD-CO3MMERCIL ...I'OSUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

HJUSEOLO-COMMERCIAL ...INOJSTRIAL .............TRANSPCRTATION .........ELECTRIC °O£ER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

00

39,89300

39,893

C0

1,47900

1,479

351143

3

000

494

1,5442,5413,850

205304

8,444

6896415

14212

1,201

6,2201/7271,236

0116

1/8,299

24.91/ 2.9

5.0C.O0.5

1/33.3

ASPHALT

5,5650000

- 5,565

TOTAL

13,7481/4,37546.473

347432

1/65,375

73.21/24.6

245.32.12.4

1/347.5

(TRILLION BTU)

0.00.0

209.40.00.0

209.4

0.0C.oe.40.00.05*4

2.00.50.00.00.

2.3

9.014.822.41.2

1.349.2

0.46.10.10.90.17.6

36.90.00.0C.O0.0

36.9

1/ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture included in Illinois.

- E M MM - - 0 E E E

PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974OREGON

(THOUSAND BARRELS)




TOTAL ..............

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL .INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........


TOTAL .............

00

28,27800

28,278

00

1,74300

1,743

95158

000

253

4,2252,4747.059

86799

14,724

3,5382,766

3310

156,650

749115370

2111,112

2,6240000

2.624

17.40.00.00.00.017.4

11,2315,513

37,448867325

55,384

67.733.2

201.65.11.5

309.1

(TRILLION BTU)

0.00.0

148.40.00.0

148.4

0.00.09.90.00.09.9

0.50.90.00.00.01.4

24.614.441.15.10.6

85.8

22.217.42.10.00.1

41.8

3.00.50.10.00.84.4

PENNSYLVANIA PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)




TOTAL .............

00

114,61600

114,616

00

7,24400

7,244

2,872770

00

3.642

40,2536,716

16,5427,221

37671,108

12.56519,5106,148

17,137741

56,101

79.0122.738.7

107.74.7

352.8

2.2891/ 1,907

4700

1211/ 4,787

9.21/7.6

1.90.00.5

1/19.2

ASPHALT

6,7550000

6,755

TOTAL

64,7341/28,903145,02024,3581,238

1/264,253

383.81/ 173.8

779.6149.8

7.41/1,494.4

(TRILLION BTU)

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ...INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION ..........


TOTAL .............

0.00.0

601.50.00.0

601.5

0.0C.O

41.10.00.0

41.1

16.34.40.00.00.0

20.7

234.539.196.442.12-2

414.3

44.80.00.00.00.0

44.8

1/ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture included in West Virginia.I-

0 m__ m m m

RHODE ISLANO PETROLEUP CONSUMPTION-1974 Ln00

(THOUSAND BARRELS)



HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL .INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC. POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............


TOTAL .............

00

8.85100

8,851

00

11500

115

14134

000

175

6,765306956

529

8,088

22351,251

8361,886

86,216

156145870

20408

1,1640000

1.164

10,4611,736

10,8451,938

3725,017

(TRILLION BTU)

0.00.0

46.50.00.0

46.5

0.00.00.70.00.00.7

0.80.20.00.00.01.0

39.41.85.60.30.1

47.2

14.17.95.3

11.90.1

39.3

0.60.60.30.00.11.6

7.70.00.00.00.07.7

62.610.558.412.20.3

144.0

SOUTH CAROLINA PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)


LIQUIFIEDRESIDUAL PETROLEUMFUEL OIL GASES ASPHALT

dOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ...INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

00

34,68200

34,682

00

31700

317

1,096124

000

1,220

3,0181,4674,012

76576

9,338

2803,228683

5.34244

9,577

1.820.34.3

33.60.3

60.3

1,892570215

0225

2,902

7.62.30.90.00.9

11.7

2,7140000

2,714

18.00.00.00.00.0

18.0

TOTAL

9,0005,389

39,9096,107

34560,750

51.231.8

212.438.11.6

335.1

(TRILLION BTU)


TOTAL .............

0.00.0

182.00.00.0

182.0

0.00.01.8C.O0.01.8

6.20.70.00.00.06.9

17.68.5

23.44.50.4

54.4

SOUTH DAKOTA PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)




TOTAL .............

00

10,86800

10,868

00

16800

168

0.00.01.00.00.01.0

320005

2,126210

1,1972528

3,586

260

075

0137

2,145299134

0201

2,779

ASPHALT

8740000

874

TOTAL

5.150571

12,367100229

18,417

(TRILLION BTU)


TOTAL .............

0.00.0

57.00.00.0

57.0

0.00.00.00.00.00.0

12.41.27.00.10.2

20.9

0.00.40.00.50.00.9

8.61.20.50.00.8

11.1

5.80.00.00.00.05.8

26.82.8

65.50.61.0

96.7

TENNESSEE PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)




TOTAL .............

00

51,94800

51,948

00

2,98500

2.985

2»497288

000

2,785

1,8433,072

10»620397183

16»115

49031966

08

883

2.9Z11/ 205

3100

161/3,452

11.71/0.81.20.00.1

1/1 3.8

3,4710000

3*471

11.2221/3,884

65,929397207

1/81,639

(TRILLION BTU)

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ...INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POwER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

0.00.0

272.60.00.0

272.6

0.00.0

16.90.00.0

16.9

14.21.60.00.00.0

15.8

10.717.961.92.31.1

93.9

3.12.00.40.00.15.6

23.00.00.0C.O0.0

23.0

62 7

1/ 22.3353.0

2.31.3

1/441.6

1/ Liquefied petroleum gases used for chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture included in Illinois. L.1o

0- E M M

TEXAS PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)

0o-



iOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ...INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC PGWER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............


TOTAL .............

1/ Includes liquefied petroleum

00

169.03000

169,030

00

15,89400

15,894

4,9722,625

000

7,597

5,40410,18836,0475.140

73757,516

2,6506,705

21,6325,5271,364

37,878

(TRILLION BTU)

14,6281/ 215,114

13,9090

8431/ 244.494

58.71/862.8

55.80.03.4

1/980.7

and New Mexico.

ASPHALT

12,3540000

12,354

4 40,0081/234,632

256,51210,6672,944

1/544,763

217.11/ 979.21,379.0

64.616.3

1/2,656.2

TOTAL

0.0 0.00.0 C.O

887.1 90.10.0 0.00.0 0.0

887.1 90.1

gases used for chemical and

25.214.9

0.00.00.0

43.1

synthetic rubber

31.559.3

210.029.9

4.3335.0

manufacture

16.742.2

136.034.78.6

238.2

in Louisiana

82.00.00.00.00.0

82.0

UTAH PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)




TOTAL .............


TOTAL .............

00

14,67700

14,677

00

96100

961

C.O0.05.40.00.05.4

90108

000

198

1,8712,3554,115

11172

8,524

8673,135

56126111

4,295

5.519.70.40.80.7

27.1

773136260

1601,095

1,5890000

1,589

5,1905,734

19,835137443

31.339

30.534.5

106.90.92.3

175.1

(TRILLION BTU)

0.00.0

77.00.00.0

77.0

0.50.60.00.00.01.1

10.913.724.00.11.0

49.7

3.10.50.10.00.64.3

10.50.00.00.00.0

10.5

VERMONT PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)

DISTILLATE




TOTAL .............

00

5,60300

5,603

00

54C0

54

33937000

376

4,13418139712445

4,881

294235

31

2535

573125

301

702

2.30.50.00.00.02.8

1010000

101

0.70.00.00.00.00.7

5,441578

6,06012548

12,252

(TRILLION BTU)

HOUSEHOLD-COMMERCIAL ...INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POwER .........MISCELLANEOUS ..........

TOTAL .............

0.00.0

29.40.00.0

29.4

0.00.00.30.0C.O0.3

1.90.20.00.00.02.1

24.11.12.30.70.3

28.5

1.81.50.00.00.03.3

30.83.3

32.00.70.3

67.1

VIRGINIA PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)



HOUSEHOL-COMMERCIAL ...

INDUSTRIAL .............TRANSPORTATION .........ELECTRIC POWER .........

MISCELLANEOUS ..........TOTAL .............


TOTAL .............

00

58,13000

58,130

00

7,28600

7,266

2,341184

000

2,525

10,8692,8259,8211,852

7125,438

1,2518,1737,42125,960

26943,074

7.951.446.7

163.21.7

270.9

1,662678168

099

2,607

6.72.70.70.00.4

10.5

3,0600000

3,060

20.30.00.0C.O0.0

20.3

19,18311,86082,82627,812

439142,120

(TRILLION BTU)

0.00.0

305.10.00.0

305.1

0.00.C

41.30.00.C

41.3

13.31.00.00.00.0

14.3

63.316.557.210.80.4

148.2

111.571.6

451.0174.0

2.5810.6

I-.a,1-

WASHINGTON PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)

DISTILLATEGASOLINE JEi FUEL KEROSINE FUEL OIL

LIQUIFIEDRESIDUAL PETROLEUMFUEL OIL GASES ASPHALT


TOTAL .............

00

39,68900

39.689

00

8,10600

8,106

26679

000

345

7,1682,6726,262

8235

16,345

3,0325,9301,281

6884

10,395

80995960

1471,147

2,7860000

2,786

18.50.00.00.00.0

13.5

TOTAL

14,0618,776

55,43476

46678,813

(TRILLION BTU)


TOTAL .............

0.00.0

208.30.00.0

208.3

0.00.0

46.00.00.0

46.0

1.50.40.00.00.01.9

41.815.636.5

0.01.4

95.3

19.137.38.10.40.5

65.4

3.20.40.40.00.64.6

84.153.7299.30.42.5

440.0

WEST VIRGINIA PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)




TOTAL .............


TOTAL .............

00

18,24800

18,248

00

9400

94

205119

000

324

7561,1074,174

14243

6,222

176364

01,136

331,709

3641/16,163

3600

1/16,560

8250000

825

2,3261/17,75022,5521.278

761/43,982

(TRILLION BTU)

0.00.0

95.80.00.0

95.8

0.00.00.50.00.00.5

1.20.70.00.00.01.9

4.46.4

24.30.80.3

36.2

1.12.30.07.10.2

10.7

1.51/64.8

0.10.00.0

1/66.4

5.50.00.00.00.05.5

13.71/74.2120.7

7.90.5

1/217.0

1/ Includes liquefied petroleum gases used forNew Jersey, and Pennsylvania.

chemical and synthetic rubber manufacture in Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts,


WISCONSIN PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND BARRELS)



TOTAL .............


TOTAL .............

00

51,08400

51,084

00

1,67600

1,676

1,07238000

1,110

18,6711,3405,059

719141

25,930

68883180

1817

1,787

6.7411,019

2730

4348,467

3,6720000

3,672

30,8443,228

58,172900582

93,726

170.617.3

308.75.32.5

504.4

(TRILLION BTU)

0.00.0

268.10.00.0

268.1

C.O0.09.50.00.09.5

6.10.20.00.00.06.3

108.87.8

29.54.20.8

151.1

4.35.20.51.10.0

11.1

27.04.11.1C.O1.7

33.9

24.40.00.00.00.0

24.4

WYOMING PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION-1974

(THOUSAND RARREtS)

I

a

0

I

M

-

III:




TOTAL .............


TOTAL ............

00

0

7,011

00

10700

107

0.00.00.60.00.00.6

112130

000

242

9011,6664,155

24101

6,847

5271,159

223169

132,091

3.37.31.41.10.1

13.2

1,075131308

043

1,557

ASPHALT

6640000

664

TOTAL

3,2793,086

11,804193157

18,519

17.818.264.2

1.20.9

102.3

(TRILLION BTU)

0.00.0

36.80.00.0

36.8

0.60.70.00.00.01.3

5.29.7

24.20.10.6

39.8

4.30.51.20.00.26.2

4.40.00.00.00.04.4 oa