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from http://www.eia.doe.gov/basics/quickoil.html, Last revised: Feb 2009 / Next update July 2009
Petroleum Statistics
(2008 data except where noted)
| U.S. Petroleum Production (crude oil, NGPL, and other oils) | 6,734,000 barrels/day |
| U.S. Crude Oil Production | 4,950,000 barrels/day |
| U.S. Crude Oil Imports | 9,783,000 barrels/day |
| U.S. Petroleum Product Imports | 3,132,000 barrels/day |
| U.S. Net Petroleum Imports | 11,114,000 barrels/day |
| Dependence on Net Petroleum Imports |
57% |
| Top U.S. Crude Oil Supplier |
Canada — 1,956,000 barrels/day |
| Top U.S. Total Petroleum Supplier |
Canada — 2,493,000 barrels/day |
| State Ranking of Crude Oil Production | Texas — 1,087,000 barrels/day |
| Top Oil Producing Countries & Exporters | #1 — Saudi Arabia (10,782,000 barrels/day) |
| Top Oil Consuming Countries & Importers | #1 — United States (19,498,000 barrels/day) |
| U.S. Petroleum Consumption | 19,498,000 barrels/day |
| U.S. Motor Gasoline Consumption |
8,989,000 barrels/day (378 million gallons/day) |
| Share of U.S. Oil Consumption for Transportation |
71% |
| U.S. Total Petroleum Exports | 1,802,000 barrels/day |
| Federal Motor Gasoline Tax |
18.4 cents/gallon |
| U.S. Average Home Heating Oil Price |
$3.22/gallon (excluding taxes) |
| Number of U.S. Operable Petroleum Refineries |
150 |
| Top U.S. Petroleum Refining States | #1 — Texas 4,689,179 barrels/day |
| U.S. Proved Reserves of Crude Oil as of December 31, 2007 |
21,317 million barrels |
| U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve |
702 million barrels (2008) |
| Total World Oil Production | 85,472,000 barrels/day |
| Total World Petroleum Consumption | 85,534,000 barrels/day |
| Retail Gasoline Price in Selected Countries (2008) (regular unleaded, $/gallon) | |
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$7.75 $5.74 $4.45 $4.08 $3.27 $3.11 $2.45 |
File Scrub L2 ::::: EE ... natural_gas_home-stats ... natural_gas_home-stats
from: http://www.eia.doe.gov/basics/quickgas.html
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Natural Gas Statistics
2008 data except where noted:
| U.S. Production (Dry gas production) | 20,561 billion cubic feet |
| U.S. Consumption | 23,210 billion cubic feet |
| U.S. Imports | 3,981 billion cubic feet |
| U.S. Exports | 1,006 billion cubic feet |
| Average Price Delivered to Consumers | |
| Residential |
$13.68 per thousand cubic feet
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| Commercial |
$11.99 per thousand cubic feet
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| Industrial |
$9.58 per thousand cubic feet
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$9.35 per thousand cubic feet
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| Ranking of State Residential Prices | #1 — Hawaii |
| Consumers: | |
|
34% 21% 13% 29% 3% |
| Pipeline Miles (Lower 48 States) | 305,954 miles |
| Dry Natural Gas Proved Reserves as of December 31, 2007 (PDF) | 237,726 billion cubic feet |
| Top Producing States (2007) | #1 — Texas |
| World Production (2007) | 106.4 trillion cubic feet |
| World Consumption (2007) | 108.5 trillion cubic feet |
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from http://www.eia.doe.gov/basics/quickcoal.html, Last revised: September 2008
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Coal Statistics
(2008 data except where noted)
| U.S. Production (PDF) | 1,171,8 million short tons |
| U.S. Consumption |
1,121.7 million short tons
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| Average Delivered Price |
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| Electric utilities |
$41.23 per short ton
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| Coke Plants |
$118.09 per short ton
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| Other Industrial Plants |
$63.44 per short ton
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| Largest Producing State (PDF) | Wyoming — 467.6 million short tons |
| Share produced west of the Mississippi | 58% |
| Share produced from surface mining | 69% |
| Demonstrated Reserve Base | 491 billion short tons |
| Imports |
34.2 million short tons
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| Exports |
81.5 million short tons (7% of production)
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| Largest Producing Coal Mine (2007) |
North Antelope/Powder River Coal, LLC
91.5 million short tons |
| Leading Producing Company (2007) |
Peabody Energy Corporation
192.3 million short tons |
| Average Number of Employees/Miners (PDF) | 86,859
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| Productivity: | |
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6.0 tons/miner-hour 1.8 tons/miner-hour |
| World Coal Production (2007) |
7,029.4 million short tons
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| World Coal Consumption (2007) |
7,022.0 million short tons
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Coal Consumption by Use: |
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1,046.4 million short tons 56.6 million short tons 22.7 million short tons 3.5 million short tons |
File Scrub L2 ::::: EE ... nuclear_home-stats ... nuclear_home-stats
from http://www.eia.doe.gov/basics/quicknuclear.html
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Nuclear Statistics
2007 data except where noted:
| Total Operable Reactors | United States — 104; World — 443 |
| Nuclear Electricity Net Generation | 806,425 million kilowatthours |
| Nuclear % of Electricity Generation | 19.4% |
| Largest U.S. Nuclear Plant | Palo Verde — 3,875 megawatts (3 nuclear generating units) |
| Number of States with Commercial Nuclear Plants | 31 |
| States with Most Commercial Nuclear Plants | Illinois — 6; Pennsylvania — 5 |
| First U.S. Commercial Nuclear Plant | Shippingport in Pennsylvania, 1957 |
| Share of World Nuclear Electricity Generation (6 largest) (.xls) | |
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30% 16% 11% 6% 5% 5% |
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Fuel Ethanol Statistics
Data for 2008 except where noted
| U.S. Production | 9.2 billion gallons 220 million barrels |
| U.S. Net Imports | 12.3 million barrels |
| U.S. Consumption | 9.6 billion gallons 229 million barrels |
Biodiesel Basics
Data for 2008 except where noted
| U.S. Production | 0.7 billion gallons 16 million barrels |
| U.S. Net Exports | 8.6 million barrels |
| U.S. Consumption | 0.3 billion gallons 7.6 million barrels |
File Scrub L2 ::::: EE ... electricity_home-stats ... electricity_home-stats
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from: http://www.eia.doe.gov/basics/quickelectric.html
Electricity Statistics
(Data for 2007 except where noted)
Generation |
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|---|---|
| U.S. Production (Net Generation) | 4,156,745 thousand megawatthours |
| U.S. Electric Utility Production (Net Generation) | 2,504,131 thousand megawatthours |
| Share (%) of Net Generation by Energy Source | |
| Coal | 48.5% |
| Nuclear | 19.4% |
| Natural gas | 21.6% |
| Hydro | 5.8% |
| Oil (Petroleum) | 1.6% |
| Other | 3.1% |
| Number of Electric Utility Generators | 17,342 |
| Largest Utility Plant by Net Generation | Palo Verde (Nuclear) — 26,782,391 megawatthours |
| Electric Generators Fossil Fuel Costs | |
| Coal | $1.77 per million Btu or 35.48 $/ton |
| Petroleum | $7.17 per million Btu or 37.66 $/barrel |
| Natural gas | $7.11 per million Btu |
Capacity |
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| Electric Generating Capacity (Net Summer) | |
| Total | 994,888 megawatts |
| Largest Utility Plants by Capacity | Grand Coulee Dam (Hydropower) — 7,079 megawatts |
Consumption & Price |
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| U.S. Consumption (Retail Sales) | 3,923,814 thousand megawatthours |
| Largest Utility by Retail Sales | Florida Power & Light Company — 105,275 thousand megawatthours |
| Retail Prices of Electricity to Ultimate Customers | |
| Residential | 10.65 cents per kilowatthour |
| Commercial | 9.65 cents per kilowatthour |
| Industrial | 6.39 cents per kilowatthour |
| Transportation | 9.70 cents per kilowatthour |
| Average | 9.13 cents per kilowatthour |
| Number of Customers | |
| Total | 142,121,652 |
| Residential | 123,949,916 |
| Commercial | 17,377,219 |
| Industrial | 793,767 |
| Transportation | 750 |
| Largest Utility by Number of Customers (.xls) | Pacific Gas & Electric Company — 5,179,256 |
| Average Residential Monthly Use (.xls) | 936 kWh (kilowatthour) |
| Average Residential Monthly Bill (.xls) | $99.70 |
| State Electricity Price Rankings | Highest — Hawaii 21.29 cents/kWh Lowest — Idaho 5.07 cents/kWh |
Emissions |
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| Electric Utility Emissions | |
| Sulfur Dioxide SO2 | 9,042 thousand metric tons |
| Nitrogen Oxides NO | 3,650 thousand metric tons |
| Carbon Dioxide CO2 | 2,516,580 thousand metric tons |