U.S. residential electricity sales 2022

Household electricity demand in the United States has been relatively stable throughout the past decade, with sales amounting to around 1.4 petawatt-hours per year. In 2022, residential electricity use added up to 1,522 terawatt-hours, an over three percent year-over-year growth. This was the highest figure recorded since the beginning of the century.

Electricity retail sales to the residential sector in the United States from 1999 to 2022 (in terawatt-hours)

Characteristic	Sales in terawatt-hours
2022	1,521.89
2021	1,470.49
2020	1,464.61
2019	1,440.29
2018	1,469.09
2017	1,378.65
2016	1,411.06
2015	1,404.1
2014	1,407.21
2013	1,394.92
2012	1,374.52
2011	1,422.8
2010	1,445.71
2009	1,364.76
2008	1,380.66
2007	1,392.24
2006	1,351.52
2005	1,359.23
2004	1,291.98
2003	1,275.82
2002	1,265.18
2001	1,201.61
2000	1,192.45
1999	1,144.92

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Release date

April 2023

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Region

United States

Survey time period

1999 to 2022

Supplementary notes

Figures refer to electricity retail sales to ultimate customers reported by electric utilities and, beginning in 1996, other energy service providers.

This statistic was compiled from several editions of the report.
Figures have been rounded.

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