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U.S. coal consumption by major state 2017
U.S. coal consumption by major state 2017
Leading U.S. states in energy consumption from coal in 2017 (in trillion Btu)
by T. Wang,
last edited
Jul 1, 2019
The statistic shows the federal states with the highest coal energy consumption in the United States. Ohio consumed approximately 811 trillion British thermal units of energy derived from coal in 2017.
Leading U.S. states in energy consumption from coal in 2017 (in trillion Btu)
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| Consumption in trillion British thermal units | |
|---|---|
| Texas | 1,452 |
| Indiana | 929.3 |
| Ohio | 811 |
| West Virginia | 710.4 |
| Missouri | 709.8 |
| Illinois | 685 |
| Pennsylvania | 669.5 |
| Kentucky | 639.4 |
| Michigan | 499.4 |
| Wyoming | 458.5 |
| Consumption in trillion British thermal units | |
|---|---|
| Texas | 1,452 |
| Indiana | 929.3 |
| Ohio | 811 |
| West Virginia | 710.4 |
| Missouri | 709.8 |
| Illinois | 685 |
| Pennsylvania | 669.5 |
| Kentucky | 639.4 |
| Michigan | 499.4 |
| Wyoming | 458.5 |
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by T. Wang,
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Jul 1, 2019
The statistic shows the federal states with the highest coal energy consumption in the United States. Ohio consumed approximately 811 trillion British thermal units of energy derived from coal in 2017.
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