## Table of Contents

**Sheet name Link to sheet** 

**Electricity Imports/exports (Total supply and net interstate trade)**

2005 Supply 2005

2010 Supply 2010

2020 not available

**Sales by Customer Class (Residential/Commercial/Industrial)**

2005 Retail Sales by

Sector 2005

2010 Retail Sales by

Sector 2010

2020 not available

**Fuel mix (generation - like what we have in our sheets but adding 2020)**

2005 Generation By

Fuel 2005

2010 Generation By

Fuel 2010

2020 Generation By

Fuel 2020

**Regulatory Structure**

Regulatory

Structure Current**U.S. DOE EIA , State Electricity Profiles 2010** 

Full report: http://www.eia.gov/electricity /state/pdf/sep2010.pdf

Individual states:

http://www.eia.gov/electricity /state/

**Table 10. Supply and Disposition of Electricity, 2005 (Million Kilowatthours)**

Total Supply Total Electric Industry

Retail Sales Direct Use Estimated Losses

AL 137,949 89,202 3,540 5,788

AK 6,578 5,913 330 483

AZ 101,582 69,391 502 5,366

AR 47,795 46,165 2,083 4,081

CA 205,923 254,250 11,673 18,577

CO 49,623 48,353 84 4,395

CT 34,888 33,095 225 1,581

DC 226 11,816

- 1,003

DE 8,137 12,137 736 1,223

FL 220,256 224,977 5,346 16,195

GA 136,668 132,265 5,092 11,285

HI 11,523 10,539 398 643

ID 10,914 21,853 550 1,917

IL 194,121 144,986 3,568 11,119

IN 130,383 106,549 7,349 11,087

IA 44,156 42,757 1,313 2,438

KS 45,863 39,024 5 4,279

KY 97,822 89,351 389 6,690

LA 92,617 77,389 20,420 5,528

ME 21,381 12,363 2,588 490

MD 52,662 68,365 1,095 5,309

MA 50,092 57,228 1,164 2,326

MI 123,301 110,445 2,584 7,941

MN 63,159 66,019 1,467 5,049

MS 45,067 45,901 1,166 3,707

MO 90,841 80,940 293 6,794

MT 28,048 13,479 93 3,722

NE 31,465 26,976 75 2,322

NV 40,502 32,501 587 1,670

NH 25,046 11,245 216 668

NJ 60,550 81,897 2,643 6,507

NM 35,218 20,639 78 1,768

NY 157,605 150,148 3,803 12,009

NC 129,749 128,335 2,932 13,002

ND 34,094 10,840 212 1,581

OH 157,025 160,176 1,265 10,535

OK 68,608 53,707 953 4,221

OR 49,846 46,419 1,266 3,228

PA 218,122 148,273 3,287 11,665

RI 6,461 8,049 69 458

SC 102,515 81,254 1,599 5,662

SD 6,521 9,811

- 908

TN 97,117 103,905 1,809 6,028

TX 396,747 334,258 45,497 14,503

UT 38,206 25,000 742 2,135

VT 7,876 5,883 30 402

VA 78,943 108,850 2,577 7,111WA 104,498 83,425 522 6,020

WV 93,626 30,152 1,360 2,582

WI 61,825 70,336 4,087 4,106

WY 45,615 14,138 350 1,110Net Interstate Trade Total International Exports Net Importer

or Exporter? Supply

-

Direct Use

39,418

- Exporter 134,409

(147)

- Importer 6,248

26,140 183 Exporter 101,080

(4,535)

- Importer 45,712

(78,680) 103 Importer 194,250

(3,209)

- Importer 49,539

(187) 174 Importer 34,663

(12,593)

- Importer 226

(5,959)

- Importer 7,401

(26,262)

- Importer 214,910

(11,975)

- Importer 131,576

(57)

- Importer 11,125

(13,406)

- Importer 10,364

34,429 19 Exporter 190,553

5,397 1 Exporter 123,034

(2,352) 1 Importer 42,843

2,553

- Exporter 45,858

1,391

- Exporter 97,433

(10,720)

- Importer 72,197

5,789 151 Exporter 18,793

(22,107)

- Importer 51,567

(10,958) 332 Importer 48,928

(2,080) 4,411 Importer 120,717

(11,704) 2,328 Importer 61,692

(5,707)

- Importer 43,901

2,811 2 Exporter 90,548

10,654 100 Exporter 27,955

2,088 4 Exporter 31,390

5,701 43 Exporter 39,915

12,843 75 Exporter 24,830

(30,497)

- Importer 57,907

12,635 98 Exporter 35,140

(11,791) 3,437 Importer 153,802

(14,521)

- Importer 126,817

21,002 459 Exporter 33,882

(15,347) 397 Importer 155,760

9,726

- Exporter 67,655

(1,512) 445 Importer 48,580

54,579 317 Exporter 214,835

(2,170) 53 Importer 6,392

14,000

- Exporter 100,916

(4,199)

- Importer 6,521

(14,625)

- Importer 95,308

2,194 294 Exporter 351,250

10,328 1 Exporter 37,464

1,523 38 Exporter 7,846

(39,595)

- Importer 76,3668,993 5,537 Exporter 103,976

59,532

- Exporter 92,266

(16,704)

- Importer 57,738

29,872 145 Exporter 45,265**U.S. DOE EIA , State Electricity Profiles 2010** 

Full report: http://www.eia.gov/electricity /state/pdf/sep2010.pdf

Individual states:

http://www.eia.gov/electricity /state/

**Table 10. Supply and Disposition of Electricity, 2010 (Million Kilowatthours)**

Total Supply Total

Electric

Industry

Retail

Sales Direct Use Estimated Losses Net Interstate Trade

AL 152,151 90,863 5,008 6,826 49,454

AK 6,761 6,247 342 485 (314)

AZ 112,000 72,833 409 4,130 34,447

AR 61,000 48,194 1,939 4,620 6,247

CA 207,599 258,531 10,074 17,530 (78,937)

CO 50,721 52,918 43 4,059 (6,302)

CT 35,298 30,392 611 1,135 2,992

DC 200 11,877

- 681 (12,358)

DE 5,628 11,606 2 950 (6,931)

FL 229,096 231,210 4,882 18,739 (25,736)

GA 137,577 140,672 4,868 11,423 (19,386)

HI 10,836 10,017 472 623 (275)

ID 12,029 22,798 552 1,972 (13,321)

IL 201,353 144,761 3,715 7,619 45,257

IN 125,187 105,994 7,997 6,978 4,213

IA 57,509 45,445 2,283 1,873 7,908

KS 47,924 40,421

- 3,973 3,530

KY 98,218 93,569 459 6,372 (2,183)

LA 102,885 85,080 20,490 5,882 (8,566)

ME 19,859 11,532 3,429 294 3,612

MD 43,718 65,335 997 4,817 (27,432)

MA 46,519 57,123 602 2,497 (14,030)

MI 117,669 103,649 1,899 8,468 1,099

MN 61,453 67,800 1,072 4,573 (12,669)

MS 54,487 49,687 1,798 4,062 (1,060)

MO 92,317 86,085 256 6,543 (570)

MT 30,041 13,423 71 1,174 14,748

NE 36,630 29,849 227 2,740 3,813

NV 35,184 33,773 84 1,522 (231)

NH 22,894 10,890 67 670 11,207

NJ 65,817 79,179 963 7,097 (21,423)

NM 36,293 22,428 109 2,160 11,531

NY 146,335 144,624 1,655 8,459 (10,746)

NC 128,678 136,415 2,369 9,650 (19,756)

ND 36,337 12,956 192 1,719 20,991

OH 143,598 154,145 1,129 8,058 (19,733)

OK 72,251 57,846 1,078 5,144 8,183

OR 55,562 46,026 530 3,170 5,620

PA 230,521 148,964 2,784 11,506 66,919

RI 8,239 7,799 53 427 (84)

SC 104,153 82,479 2,107 5,706 13,862

SD 10,050 11,356

- 864 (2,171)

TN 82,349 103,522 2,431 6,905 (30,509)

TX 411,994 358,458 33,873 24,164 (4,812)UT 42,267 28,044 3,888 2,445 7,877

VT 9,078 5,595 20 445 2,986

VA 72,966 113,806 1,990 7,917 (50,746)

WA 105,684 90,380 1,043 5,052 44

WV 80,789 32,032 446 2,771 45,541

WI 64,314 68,752 2,247 3,729 (10,414)

WY 48,127 17,113 1,000 1,369 28,611

total 4,170,145 3,754,493 133,555 261,987

Scaler 4,036,590 1.0751358

Ratio of Neg Generation Supplied to Grid:Sales = 4,036:3,754 = 1.0751**Net Gen to**

**Grid (Supply -**

**Direct Use) Sales x (1.0751 to** 

**accout for T&D**

**losses 2012 State** 

**Net**

**Generation**

**as % of Sales**

147,143 97,686.81 151%

6,419 6,716.15 96%

111,591 78,302.76 143%

59,061 51,813.37 114%

197,525 277,946.68 71%

50,678 56,892.14 89%

34,687 32,674.44 106%

200 12,768.96 2%

5,626 12,477.61 45%

224,214 248,573.87 90%

132,709 151,236.47 88%

10,364 10,769.28 96%

11,477 24,510.13 47%

197,638 155,632.55 127%

117,190 113,954.15 103%

55,226 48,857.92 113%

47,924 43,456.62 110%

97,759 100,596.03 97%

82,395 91,469.51 90%

16,430 12,398.05 133%

42,721 70,241.66 61%

45,917 61,412.94 75%

115,770 111,433.04 104%

60,381 72,891.78 83%

52,689 53,418.49 99%

92,061 92,549.98 99%

29,970 14,431.07 208%

36,403 32,090.66 113%

35,100 36,309.35 97%

22,827 11,707.84 195%

64,854 85,125.34 76%

36,184 24,112.34 150%

144,680 155,485.26 93%

126,309 146,659.77 86%

36,145 13,929.00 259%

142,469 165,721.29 86%

71,173 62,190.23 114%

55,032 49,482.55 111%

227,737 160,151.20 142%

8,186 8,384.70 98%

102,046 88,673.17 115%

10,050 12,208.84 82%

79,918 111,296.50 72%

378,121 385,378.20 98%38,379 30,150.10 127%

9,058 6,015.18 151%

70,976 122,352.83 58%

104,641 97,167.54 108%

80,343 34,437.60 233%

62,067 73,915.28 84%

47,127 18,398.19 256%

### The Net Import Growth Calculation data in the preceding worksheet shows EPA's derivation of the EE

adjustment factor applied in step 5 of the State goal calculation. Appendix 1 uses these values in column AO,

Appendix 2 uses these values in columns AE.

The value was derived using 2010 state-level sales and generation data which was the best complete data with

the necessary data fields that EPA had available when it began this analysis. Each state’s 2010 net generation

supplied to the grid was determined by subtracting its “direct use” from its “total supply”. The difference is

shown in column G.

This value was then divided into the state’s electricity sales multiplied by 1.0751 to account for the transmission

and distribution losses from the net electricity supplied to the grid. The result in shown in column I, with states

greater than 100% being the net exporter states, and those less than 100% being net importer states. For the

net importer states, the amount of avoided MWh through energy efficiency assumed in their state goal is

effectively discounted by this column I value in order to reflect just the in-state avoided generation in the state

goal.

The 1.0751 ratio was derived by dividing the net generation supplied to the grid into total retail sales. This

calculation can be seen in rows 59 and 60 of the "net import growth calculation" worksheet