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State Energy Expenditures per Capita

State Energy Expenditures divided by Population: Census 2008

Created by: mark lessans

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The amount of money in U.S. dollars that each state spent on energy sources (coal, natural gas, petroleum, etc.) per state resident.

RankRegionState Energy Expenditures÷Population: Census 2008Result
1Alaska6,260,200,000.00÷686,293.009,121.76
2Wyoming4,545,700,000.00÷532,668.008,533.83
3Louisiana33,623,600,000.00÷4,410,796.007,623.02
4North Dakota4,190,700,000.00÷641,481.006,532.85
5Texas140,651,200,000.00÷24,326,974.005,781.70
6Montana5,265,100,000.00÷967,440.005,442.30
7Maine6,695,700,000.00÷1,316,456.005,086.16
8Hawaii6,173,500,000.00÷1,288,198.004,792.35
9Iowa14,333,700,000.00÷3,002,555.004,773.83
10Kentucky20,316,300,000.00÷4,269,245.004,758.76
11Oklahoma17,027,100,000.00÷3,642,361.004,674.74
12Alabama21,606,400,000.00÷4,661,900.004,634.68
13West Virginia8,369,100,000.00÷1,814,468.004,612.43
14Kansas12,802,800,000.00÷2,802,134.004,568.95
15New Jersey39,609,000,000.00÷8,682,661.004,561.85
16Mississippi13,391,600,000.00÷2,938,618.004,557.11
17Indiana28,627,100,000.00÷6,376,792.004,489.26
18South Dakota3,585,200,000.00÷804,194.004,458.13
19Nebraska7,876,600,000.00÷1,783,432.004,416.54
20Delaware3,848,900,000.00÷873,092.004,408.36
21Arkansas12,533,300,000.00÷2,855,390.004,389.35
22Connecticut15,145,900,000.00÷3,501,252.004,325.85
23Vermont2,687,100,000.00÷621,270.004,325.17
24Ohio48,190,300,000.00÷11,485,910.004,195.60
25Minnesota21,708,200,000.00÷5,220,393.004,158.35
26Tennessee25,462,400,000.00÷6,214,888.004,097.00
27Nevada10,570,700,000.00÷2,600,167.004,065.39
28New Hampshire5,334,600,000.00÷1,315,809.004,054.24
29South Carolina18,130,400,000.00÷4,479,800.004,047.14
30District of Columbia2,391,900,000.00÷591,833.004,041.51
31Wisconsin22,454,500,000.00÷5,627,967.003,989.81
32Massachusetts25,861,900,000.00÷6,497,967.003,980.00
33New Mexico7,876,900,000.00÷1,984,356.003,969.50
34Pennsylvania49,300,600,000.00÷12,448,279.003,960.44
35Missouri23,341,800,000.00÷5,911,605.003,948.47
36Virginia30,509,300,000.00÷7,769,089.003,927.01
37Maryland21,489,700,000.00÷5,633,597.003,814.56
38Illinois48,296,900,000.00÷12,901,563.003,743.49
39Michigan36,882,200,000.00÷10,003,422.003,686.96
40Georgia35,677,700,000.00÷9,685,744.003,683.53
41Idaho5,417,700,000.00÷1,523,816.003,555.35
42Washington23,224,300,000.00÷6,549,224.003,546.11
43North Carolina32,574,200,000.00÷9,222,414.003,532.07
44Oregon13,175,300,000.00÷3,790,060.003,476.28
45Colorado17,032,900,000.00÷4,939,456.003,448.34
46Rhode Island3,566,700,000.00÷1,050,788.003,394.31
47California121,829,300,000.00÷36,756,666.003,314.48
48Florida60,746,600,000.00÷18,328,340.003,314.35
49New York63,642,000,000.00÷19,490,297.003,265.32
50Utah8,739,000,000.00÷2,736,424.003,193.58
51Arizona20,198,400,000.00÷6,500,180.003,107.36
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Comments

I wish every EIA dataset was in here! Would be much more interesting if we could make maps like this that had disaggregated energy numbers (coal vs. population, nat gas vs population, wind vs population, etc.). Great concept though. Just the applicability is a little weak yet.

Provide embed codes to make use of these results elsewhere.

Just the applicability is a little weak yet. Bazoongi

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