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Average monthly energy consumption - New England
Average monthly energy consumption - New England
Average monthly energy consumption in New England in 2011 (in kilowatt hours)
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Sep 27, 2012
This statistic represents the average monthly residential consumption of energy in New England in 2011. In Rhode Island, an average of 603 kilowatt hours of electricity were consumed per month that year.
Average monthly energy consumption in New England in 2011 (in kilowatt hours)
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| Consumption in kilowatt hours | |
|---|---|
| Connecticut | 740 |
| Massachusetts | 633 |
| New Hampshire | 619 |
| Rhode Island | 603 |
| Vermont | 573 |
| Maine | 521 |
| New England | 639 |
| Consumption in kilowatt hours | |
|---|---|
| Connecticut | 740 |
| Massachusetts | 633 |
| New Hampshire | 619 |
| Rhode Island | 603 |
| Vermont | 573 |
| Maine | 521 |
| New England | 639 |
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by Statista Research Department,
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Sep 27, 2012
This statistic represents the average monthly residential consumption of energy in New England in 2011. In Rhode Island, an average of 603 kilowatt hours of electricity were consumed per month that year.
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