Table F10a: Natural Gas Consumption Estimates by Sector, 2003
State	Residential	Commercial	Industrial	Transpor- tation a	Electric Power	Total	Residential	Commercial	Industrial	Transpor- tation a	Electric Power	Total
	Billion Cubic Feet						Trillion Btu
Alabama	47	25	174	19	86	351	46.2	25.2	172.4	18.8	88.5	351.1
Alaska	17	17	367	4	34	440	17.1	17.5	372.4	4.1	34.6	445.7
Arizona	36	32	15	19	170	273	35.9	32.4	15.3	19.4	171.6	274.6
Arkansas	38	32	112	9	56	247	39.9	33.4	118.1	9.0	58.2	258.5
California	492	263	746	12	705	2,218	502.0	268.4	761.8	12.4	721.8	2,266.5
Colorado	124	63	161	10	78	436	124.1	62.5	161.0	10.4	80.5	438.4
Connecticut	46	39	24	4	43	154	45.9	39.0	23.7	3.6	42.9	155.0
Delaware	11	8	15	(s)	12	46	11.2	8.8	15.8	0.1	12.2	48.2
Dist. of Col.	15	17	0	1	0	33	15.6	17.6	0.0	0.6	0.0	33.7
Florida	16	54	75	10	535	690	17.1	58.5	80.3	10.9	553.5	720.3
Georgia	130	50	159	8	32	380	135.7	52.5	166.5	8.3	33.0	396.1
Hawaii	1	2	(s)	0	0	3	0.6	1.8	0.5	0.0	0.0	2.9
Idaho	19	12	25	5	10	70	19.4	12.3	25.3	4.7	9.6	71.4
Illinois	473	212	270	12	32	999	473.2	211.8	270.2	11.7	32.6	999.5
Indiana	157	87	249	7	27	527	161.8	89.7	255.8	7.3	27.2	541.8
Iowa	74	48	94	10	4	230	74.7	48.5	94.7	10.0	4.3	232.2
Kansas	70	38	125	33	14	281	73.3	39.3	130.7	34.8	14.5	292.6
Kentucky	62	38	105	14	4	223	63.8	39.4	108.5	14.8	3.8	230.3
Louisiana	48	26	951	47	236	1,308	49.8	26.6	990.8	49.1	244.1	1,360.3
Maine	1	5	3	1	61	71	1.5	5.7	4.0	1.0	62.9	75.1
Maryland	91	71	22	3	11	197	93.3	72.6	22.5	3.1	11.4	202.9
Massachusetts	126	71	84	2	169	453	132.1	74.7	88.2	2.2	174.0	471.2
Michigan	386	186	222	26	103	923	385.0	185.8	222.0	25.8	104.6	923.2
Minnesota	138	101	95	20	17	371	139.4	102.5	95.7	20.5	16.8	375.0
Mississippi	27	23	94	26	96	266	26.1	22.5	92.7	25.5	99.3	266.1
Missouri	115	63	60	3	22	263	116.5	64.0	61.1	3.2	22.1	267.0
Montana	20	15	24	8	(s)	68	20.2	15.0	24.0	8.3	0.2	67.7
Nebraska	42	28	38	5	5	119	42.2	28.4	38.4	5.4	4.6	118.9
Nevada	33	24	11	2	116	186	33.5	24.6	10.9	2.3	118.7	189.9
New Hampshire	8	10	8	(s)	29	54	7.5	9.3	7.7	(s)	29.9	54.5
New Jersey	244	160	77	2	130	613	254.7	166.8	80.9	2.0	134.7	639.2
New Mexico	32	24	96	42	38	231	32.0	24.0	97.0	42.8	37.9	233.6
New York	413	336	84	40	261	1,134	431.2	351.2	87.3	42.2	267.1	1,179.0
North Carolina	65	44	88	6	14	219	68.3	46.2	92.4	6.4	14.4	227.8
North Dakota	12	11	24	14	(s)	61	11.5	10.6	22.9	13.8	(s)	58.8
Ohio	343	180	291	16	19	848	352.6	184.6	299.6	16.0	19.4	872.1
Oklahoma	65	37	209	31	197	540	67.8	38.7	216.5	32.5	202.5	558.0
Oregon	37	26	68	7	74	213	38.7	27.1	70.5	7.4	76.0	219.6
Pennsylvania	265	150	200	37	41	694	279.1	157.5	210.8	39.5	42.8	729.6
Rhode Island	20	11	4	(s)	42	78	20.8	11.7	4.6	0.4	42.9	80.5
South Carolina	29	22	79	3	13	147	29.1	22.3	78.6	2.8	13.9	146.6
South Dakota	13	10	12	6	2	44	13.5	10.6	12.0	6.5	2.2	44.8
Tennessee	71	57	112	13	6	259	73.3	59.2	116.1	13.3	5.8	267.8
Texas	207	219	2,138	84	1,454	4,101	239.6	253.7	2,477.7	97.8	1,483.8	4,552.6
Utah	55	31	46	8	14	154	58.1	33.0	49.0	8.4	14.5	163.1
Vermont	3	3	2	(s)	(s)	8	3.1	2.8	2.5	(s)	(s)	8.5
Virginia	85	64	71	7	35	263	88.4	66.3	73.8	7.4	36.2	272.2
Washington	71	48	66	7	58	250	72.7	48.9	67.4	7.0	59.1	255.1
West Virginia	33	26	49	18	2	128	34.4	26.9	51.5	19.3	2.2	134.4
Wisconsin	142	87	138	4	24	395	143.3	87.9	138.8	3.8	23.8	397.5
Wyoming	12	10	77	14	2	115	12.8	10.1	80.7	15.0	2.3	120.9
United States	5,078	3,217	8,262	683	5,135	22,375	5,229.5	3,330.6	8,761.2	712.1	5,259.2	23,292.5
aTransportation use of natural gas is gas consumed in the operation of pipelines, primarily in compressors, and, since 1990, is also gas consumed as vehicle fuel. Notes: · Data are for natural gas, plus a small amount of supplemental gaseous fuels that cannot be identified separately. · Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding. (s) = Btu value less than 0.05 or physical unit value less than 0.5. Sources: Data sources, estimation procedures, and assumptions are described in the Technical Notes.