Electric Power Monthly February 2012 - EIA

Table 1.6.A. Net Generation by State by Sector, December 2011 and 2010
(Thousand Megawatthours)
27
Census Division
and State
Total (All Sectors)
Electric Utilities
Electric Power Sector
Independent Power
Producers
U.S. Energy Information Administration/Electric Power Monthly February 2012
Commercial Sector Industrial Sector
Dec 2011 Dec 2010 Percent
Change
Dec 2011 Dec 2010 Dec 2011 Dec 2010 Dec 2011 Dec 2010 Dec 2011 Dec 2010
New England ................. 10,340 11,266 -8.2 321 563 9,458 10,156 71 71 490 475
Connecticut ..................... 3,039 2,910 4.5 NM 6 3,002 2,873 NM 5 25 25
Maine .............................. 1,520 1,505 1.0 NM * 1,057 1,060 18 14 445 431
Massachusetts ................. 2,610 3,394 -23.1 NM 51 2,519 3,283 42 46 NM 13
New Hampshire .............. 1,785 2,158 -17.3 210 444 1,572 1,708 NM 3 NM 4
Rhode Island ................... 720 679 6.0 NM * 715 676 NM 3 -- --
Vermont .......................... 666 621 7.3 69 62 594 557 -- -- NM 2
Middle Atlantic ............. 35,886 39,076 -8.2 3,274 3,080 32,121 35,424 119 174 371 398
New Jersey ..................... 5,396 5,693 -5.2 -14 -20 5,322 5,604 37 34 52 75
New York ....................... 11,329 11,925 -5.0 3,092 2,958 8,087 8,763 62 116 87 88
Pennsylvania ................... 19,161 21,457 -10.7 196 142 18,712 21,057 21 24 232 235
East North Central........ 52,023 57,505 -9.5 26,228 29,744 24,832 26,743 121 117 842 902
Illinois............................. 16,851 18,184 -7.3 897 1,031 15,720 16,848 42 49 193 256
Indiana ............................ 10,213 11,907 -14.2 8,694 10,291 1,231 1,329 21 20 267 266
Michigan ......................... 9,164 8,934 2.6 6,856 6,777 2,155 2,019 46 39 107 100
Ohio ................................ 10,279 12,853 -20.0 5,877 7,540 4,309 5,214 -- -- 94 100
Wisconsin ....................... 5,516 5,628 -2.0 3,904 4,105 1,417 1,333 NM 9 182 180
West North Central ...... 28,411 30,177 -5.8 25,279 27,608 2,766 2,161 48 44 319 363
Iowa ................................ 4,862 4,920 -1.2 3,653 3,935 1,026 802 19 22 163 162
Kansas ............................ 4,109 3,751 9.5 3,872 3,563 237 188 -- -- -- --
Minnesota ....................... 4,396 5,122 -14.2 3,535 4,337 715 613 NM 11 132 161
Missouri .......................... 7,796 8,967 -13.1 7,673 8,842 104 105 14 10 NM 10
Nebraska ......................... 3,024 3,349 -9.7 2,938 3,306 81 28 NM 1 NM 13
North Dakota .................. 3,275 3,206 2.2 2,857 2,898 403 291 NM * NM 17
South Dakota .................. 949 861 10.3 750 727 200 133 NM * -- --
South Atlantic ............... 59,870 72,704 -17.7 48,821 59,908 9,415 11,177 52 53 1,583 1,566
Delaware ......................... 556 262 112.4 NM 1 505 261 -- -- 48 --
District of Columbia ....... -- 5 -- -- -- -- 5 -- -- -- --
Florida ............................ 16,845 19,204 -12.3 15,314 17,337 1,044 1,401 NM 6 481 460
Georgia ........................... 9,376 12,039 -22.1 7,921 10,438 1,024 1,154 NM 2 428 444
Maryland ........................ 3,144 4,242 -25.9 NM * 3,104 4,205 NM 3 35 34
North Carolina ................ 9,167 12,381 -26.0 8,588 11,620 429 524 7 12 144 226
South Carolina ................ 8,395 9,834 -14.6 8,162 9,546 53 121 NM * 179 168
Virginia ........................... 5,889 7,071 -16.7 4,626 5,473 1,073 1,417 32 29 158 153
West Virginia .................. 6,500 7,666 -15.2 4,207 5,494 2,183 2,090 -- -- 109 82
East South Central ........ 31,487 35,913 -12.3 26,272 31,409 4,385 3,696 NM 20 820 788
Alabama ......................... 13,262 13,867 -4.4 9,632 10,856 3,217 2,638 -- -- 413 373
Kentucky ........................ 8,205 9,344 -12.2 8,150 9,269 NM 15 -- -- 53 61
Mississippi ...................... 4,214 4,797 -12.2 2,899 3,602 1,158 1,037 NM 2 154 156
Tennessee ....................... 5,807 7,905 -26.5 5,591 7,682 9 7 NM 18 200 198
West South Central ....... 52,963 51,967 1.9 19,889 19,836 26,615 25,587 37 45 6,422 6,499
Arkansas ......................... 5,208 5,399 -3.5 3,919 4,004 1,115 1,219 NM * 174 176
Louisiana ........................ 8,414 8,693 -3.2 3,929 3,999 1,872 2,143 NM 4 2,608 2,548
Oklahoma ....................... 5,652 5,451 3.7 4,450 4,477 1,139 898 NM 1 61 74
Texas .............................. 33,689 32,424 3.9 7,591 7,356 22,490 21,327 30 40 3,578 3,702
Mountain ....................... 31,645 30,963 2.2 25,453 24,828 5,963 5,869 20 15 210 252
Arizona ........................... 8,729 9,201 -5.1 8,067 8,068 642 1,102 NM 4 NM 28
Colorado ......................... 4,483 4,509 -.6 3,463 3,602 1,012 901 NM -- NM 6
Idaho ............................... 1,107 870 27.3 706 576 353 235 -- -- 48 58
Montana .......................... 2,804 2,630 6.6 648 657 2,156 1,964 -- -- NM 9
Nevada ............................ 2,776 2,530 9.8 1,898 1,781 854 732 NM 4 19 13
New Mexico ................... 3,506 3,235 8.4 2,998 2,706 501 523 NM 6 NM *
Utah ................................ 3,470 3,432 1.1 3,309 3,271 127 127 NM * 34 35
Wyoming ........................ 4,769 4,556 4.7 4,363 4,168 318 284 -- -- 89 103
Pacific Contiguous ........ 32,319 30,975 4.3 20,439 19,705 10,185 9,580 206 197 1,490 1,493
California ........................ 17,167 16,906 1.5 8,100 8,185 7,543 7,204 198 186 1,326 1,332
Oregon ............................ 5,477 5,213 5.1 4,125 4,002 1,308 1,157 NM 2 42 52
Washington ..................... 9,675 8,856 9.2 8,214 7,518 1,334 1,219 5 9 121 110
Pacific Noncontiguous .. 1,473 1,573 -6.4 1,115 1,139 273 335 55 57 31 42
Alaska ............................. 641 669 -4.2 591 611 NM 19 26 26 NM 13
Hawaii ............................ 832 904 -8.0 523 528 259 316 29 31 21 29
U.S. Total ....................... 336,419 362,119 -7.1 197,091 217,820 126,012 130,729 739 793 12,577 12,777
* = Value is less than half of the smallest unit of measure (e.g., for values with no decimals, the smallest unit is "1" then values under 0.5 are shown as "*".)
NM = Not meaningful due to large relative standard error or excessive percentage change.
Notes: • See Glossary for definitions. • Values for 2010 are final. Values for 2011 are preliminary. - See Technical Notes for a discussion of the sample design for the Form
EIA-923. • Negative generation denotes that electric power consumed for plant use exceeds gross generation. • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent
rounding. • Percentage difference is calculated before rounding.
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-923, "Power Plant Operations Report."