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Table 1.13.A. Net Generation from Hydroelectric (Conventional) Power by State by Sector, December 2011 and 2010 (Thousand Megawatthours) 41 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 ................. 841 722 16.5 110 100 651 561 NM 1 79 60 Connecticut ..................... NM 36 -- NM 3 NM 33 -- -- -- -- Maine .............................. 390 327 19.3 -- -- 315 271 -- -- 75 57 Massachusetts ................. 117 102 15.1 NM 24 90 77 NM 1 NM * New Hampshire .............. 138 147 -6.2 31 38 106 109 -- -- NM 1 Rhode Island ................... NM * -- -- -- NM * -- -- -- -- Vermont .......................... 151 109 37.7 48 35 99 72 -- -- NM 2 Middle Atlantic ............. 3,051 2,649 15.2 2,390 2,068 654 575 NM * NM 5 New Jersey ..................... 2 2 42.5 -- -- NM 2 -- -- -- -- New York ....................... 2,719 2,369 14.8 2,195 1,927 517 436 NM * NM 5 Pennsylvania ................... 329 278 18.3 195 140 134 138 -- -- -- -- East North Central........ 390 343 13.7 349 313 NM 17 -- * NM 13 Illinois............................. NM 7 -- NM 2 NM 4 -- -- -- -- Indiana ............................ 25 39 -37.4 25 39 -- -- -- -- -- -- Michigan ......................... 119 98 20.9 108 90 NM 6 -- -- NM 2 Ohio ................................ NM 32 -- NM 32 -- -- -- -- -- -- Wisconsin ....................... 207 167 24.0 185 150 NM 7 -- * NM 11 West North Central ...... 1,028 901 14.1 993 871 NM 18 -- -- NM 11 Iowa ................................ 100 71 40.7 99 70 NM 1 -- -- -- -- Kansas ............................ NM 1 -- -- -- NM 1 -- -- -- -- Minnesota ....................... 83 77 8.9 51 49 NM 16 -- -- NM 11 Missouri .......................... 85 55 55.2 85 55 -- -- -- -- -- -- Nebraska ......................... 128 98 30.5 128 98 -- -- -- -- -- -- North Dakota .................. 193 168 14.7 193 168 -- -- -- -- -- -- South Dakota .................. 436 430 1.4 436 430 -- -- -- -- -- -- South Atlantic ............... 1,635 1,205 35.6 1,189 898 375 266 NM 1 70 40 Delaware ......................... -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- District of Columbia ....... -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Florida ............................ NM 15 -- NM 15 -- -- -- -- -- -- Georgia ........................... 275 231 19.0 272 229 NM 1 -- -- NM 2 Maryland ........................ 309 214 44.5 -- -- 309 214 -- -- -- -- North Carolina ................ 549 426 28.9 544 422 NM 3 NM 1 NM * South Carolina ................ 186 105 76.9 179 102 NM 3 NM * -- -- Virginia ........................... 130 93 40.0 121 88 NM 4 -- -- NM 1 West Virginia .................. 165 122 36.0 53 43 47 41 -- -- 65 38 East South Central ........ 2,765 2,243 23.3 2,764 2,242 NM 1 -- -- -- -- Alabama ......................... 1,278 850 50.5 1,278 850 -- -- -- -- -- -- Kentucky ........................ 321 360 -10.7 320 359 NM 1 -- -- -- -- Mississippi ...................... -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Tennessee ....................... 1,166 1,034 12.8 1,166 1,034 -- -- -- -- -- -- West South Central ....... 827 263 214.9 700 199 126 63 -- -- -- -- Arkansas ......................... 396 134 196.4 390 132 NM 2 -- -- -- -- Louisiana ........................ 115 61 90.0 -- -- 115 61 -- -- -- -- Oklahoma ....................... 201 47 324.1 201 47 -- -- -- -- -- -- Texas .............................. 114 21 448.0 110 20 NM 1 -- -- -- -- Mountain ....................... 2,713 2,392 13.4 2,334 2,021 379 372 -- -- -- -- Arizona ........................... 695 585 18.7 695 585 -- -- -- -- -- -- Colorado ......................... 98 45 117.4 84 40 NM 5 -- -- -- -- Idaho ............................... 728 597 21.9 688 566 NM 31 -- -- -- -- Montana .......................... 933 928 .6 614 596 319 332 -- -- -- -- Nevada ............................ 149 138 7.9 145 135 NM 3 -- -- -- -- New Mexico ................... NM 17 -- NM 17 -- -- -- -- -- -- Utah ................................ 62 56 11.0 61 55 NM 1 -- -- -- -- Wyoming ........................ 28 26 9.1 27 26 NM * -- -- -- -- Pacific Contiguous ........ 11,312 12,320 -8.2 11,190 12,133 118 178 4 9 NM * California ........................ 1,805 3,268 -44.8 1,729 3,130 76 138 NM 1 -- -- Oregon ............................ 3,080 3,060 .7 3,055 3,035 NM 24 -- -- -- -- Washington ..................... 6,427 5,992 7.3 6,406 5,968 NM 16 4 8 NM * Pacific Noncontiguous .. 154 132 16.8 144 125 5 2 -- -- NM 5 Alaska ............................. 142 124 15.1 142 124 -- -- -- -- -- -- Hawaii ............................ NM 8 -- NM 2 5 2 -- -- NM 5 U.S. Total ....................... 24,715 23,169 6.7 22,163 20,970 2,358 2,054 6 11 188 134 * = 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."
Table 1.13.B. Net Generation from Hydroelectric (Conventional) Power by State by Sector, Year-to-Date through December 2011 and 2010 (Thousand Megawatthours) 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 2011 2010 Percent Change 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 New England ................. 8,273 8,026 3.1 1,073 1,029 6,457 6,251 NM 5 737 741 Connecticut ..................... 401 391 2.6 NM 32 368 358 -- -- -- -- Maine .............................. 3,868 3,810 1.5 -- -- 3,168 3,105 -- -- 700 706 Massachusetts ................. 1,045 996 4.8 245 238 789 749 NM 5 NM 5 New Hampshire .............. 1,564 1,478 5.8 348 328 1,210 1,144 -- -- NM 5 Rhode Island ................... NM 4 -- -- -- NM 4 -- -- -- -- Vermont .......................... 1,392 1,347 3.3 446 430 918 891 -- -- NM 25 Middle Atlantic ............. 30,453 27,822 9.5 24,333 21,960 6,057 5,801 NM 3 60 58 New Jersey ..................... 21 18 15.3 -- -- NM 18 -- -- -- -- New York ....................... 27,448 25,472 7.8 22,606 20,889 4,779 4,522 NM 3 60 58 Pennsylvania ................... 2,984 2,332 27.9 1,727 1,072 1,257 1,261 -- -- -- -- East North Central........ 5,474 4,364 25.4 4,945 3,959 313 241 NM 1 215 163 Illinois............................. 134 119 12.8 NM 43 89 75 -- -- -- -- Indiana ............................ 403 454 -11.1 403 454 -- -- -- -- -- -- Michigan ......................... 1,718 1,251 37.4 1,571 1,143 110 79 -- -- NM 28 Ohio ................................ 402 429 -6.3 402 429 -- -- -- -- -- -- Wisconsin ....................... 2,817 2,112 33.4 2,524 1,890 113 86 NM 1 178 135 West North Central ...... 14,523 11,936 21.7 14,091 11,607 269 201 -- -- 164 127 Iowa ................................ 1,224 948 29.0 1,212 939 NM 9 -- -- -- -- Kansas ............................ NM 13 -- -- -- NM 13 -- -- -- -- Minnesota ....................... 1,124 840 33.8 718 534 243 179 -- -- 164 127 Missouri .......................... 1,200 1,539 -22.0 1,200 1,539 -- -- -- -- -- -- Nebraska ......................... 1,773 1,314 34.9 1,773 1,314 -- -- -- -- -- -- North Dakota .................. 2,580 2,042 26.3 2,580 2,042 -- -- -- -- -- -- South Dakota .................. 6,608 5,239 26.1 6,608 5,239 -- -- -- -- -- -- South Atlantic ............... 14,665 15,167 -3.3 10,913 12,395 3,143 2,225 NM 13 596 534 Delaware ......................... -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- District of Columbia ....... -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Florida ............................ 183 177 3.4 183 177 -- -- -- -- -- -- Georgia ........................... 3,073 3,322 -7.5 3,038 3,288 NM 11 -- -- NM 22 Maryland ........................ 2,541 1,667 52.4 -- -- 2,541 1,667 -- -- -- -- North Carolina ................ 4,181 4,757 -12.1 4,133 4,709 NM 34 NM 12 NM 2 South Carolina ................ 1,997 2,376 -16.0 1,933 2,313 63 62 NM 1 -- -- Virginia ........................... 1,210 1,500 -19.4 1,132 1,425 65 64 -- -- NM 12 West Virginia .................. 1,480 1,367 8.2 494 482 428 387 -- -- 558 498 East South Central ........ 21,760 19,422 12.0 21,751 19,413 NM 9 -- -- -- -- Alabama ......................... 9,383 8,704 7.8 9,383 8,704 -- -- -- -- -- -- Kentucky ........................ 2,941 2,580 14.0 2,932 2,571 NM 9 -- -- -- -- Mississippi ...................... -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Tennessee ....................... 9,436 8,138 16.0 9,436 8,138 -- -- -- -- -- -- West South Central ....... 7,271 8,838 -17.7 6,123 7,634 1,148 1,204 -- -- -- -- Arkansas ......................... 3,089 3,659 -15.6 3,030 3,607 59 52 -- -- -- -- Louisiana ........................ 1,044 1,109 -5.8 -- -- 1,044 1,109 -- -- -- -- Oklahoma ....................... 2,027 2,809 -27.8 2,027 2,809 -- -- -- -- -- -- Texas .............................. 1,110 1,262 -12.0 1,066 1,219 NM 43 -- -- -- -- Mountain ....................... 41,541 30,863 34.6 36,092 26,362 5,448 4,501 -- -- -- -- Arizona ........................... 9,284 6,622 40.2 9,284 6,622 -- -- -- -- -- -- Colorado ......................... 2,195 1,578 39.1 1,988 1,430 207 148 -- -- -- -- Idaho ............................... 12,841 9,154 40.3 11,873 8,419 968 735 -- -- -- -- Montana .......................... 12,516 9,415 32.9 8,320 5,855 4,196 3,559 -- -- -- -- Nevada ............................ 2,197 2,157 1.9 2,145 2,118 52 40 -- -- -- -- New Mexico ................... 306 217 40.8 306 217 -- -- -- -- -- -- Utah ................................ 978 696 40.7 966 686 NM 9 -- -- -- -- Wyoming ........................ 1,224 1,024 19.6 1,211 1,014 NM 10 -- -- -- -- Pacific Contiguous ........ 179,399 132,262 35.6 176,815 130,294 2,507 1,905 73 59 NM 3 California ........................ 42,449 33,431 27.0 40,507 31,947 1,929 1,477 NM 7 -- -- Oregon ............................ 43,047 30,542 40.9 42,717 30,293 330 249 -- -- -- -- Washington ..................... 93,903 68,288 37.5 93,592 68,055 247 178 60 53 NM 3 Pacific Noncontiguous .. 1,716 1,504 14.1 1,629 1,450 25 12 -- -- 62 42 Alaska ............................. 1,607 1,433 12.1 1,607 1,433 -- -- -- -- -- -- Hawaii ............................ 109 70 55.1 NM 17 25 12 -- -- 62 42 U.S. Total ....................... 325,074 260,203 24.9 297,766 236,104 25,375 22,351 95 80 1,838 1,668 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." 42
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