**T able F3: Motor Gasoline Consumption, Price, and Expenditure Estimates, 2012** **State Consumption** **Prices**a**Expenditures Commercial** **Industrial Transportation** **Total Commercial** **Industrial Transportation** **Total Commercial** **Industrial Transportation** **Total Thousand Barrels** **Trillion Btu Dollars per** **Million Btu Million Dollars** Alabama 44 596 60,191 60,831 0.2 3.1 314.1 317.5 27.57 6.4 85.7 8,659.3 8,751.4Alaska 95 166 6,499 6,759 0.5 0.9 33.9 35.3 35.56 17.6 30.8 1,205.9 1,254.3Arizona 110 807 60,764 61,680 0.6 4.2 317.1 321.9 28.27 16.2 119.0 8,966.3 9,101.6Arkansas 76 754 32,706 33,536 0.4 3.9 170.7 175.0 27.69 11.0 109.0 4,727.2 4,847.2California 256 5,149 337,666 343,071 1.3 26.9 1,762.3 1,790.5 31.59 42.2 848.9 55,668.5 56,559.6Colorado 43 888 48,980 49,911 0.2 4.6 255.6 260.5 28.41 6.4 131.7 7,263.6 7,401.7Connecticut 35 430 33,782 34,247 0.2 2.2 176.3 178.7 29.95 5.5 67.2 5,279.6 5,352.3Delaware 6 163 9,912 10,081 (s) 0.8 51.7 52.6 28.95 1.0 24.6 1,497.5 1,523.1Dist. of Col. 7 29 2,244 2,281 (s) 0.2 11.7 11.9 30.50 1.1 4.6 357.2 363.0Florida 378 1,883 190,022 192,283 2.0 9.8 991.7 1,003.5 27.71 54.6 272.3 27,475.9 27,802.9Georgia 71 1,176 109,567 110,814 0.4 6.1 571.8 578.3 27.09 10.0 166.3 15,493.5 15,669.8Hawaii 12 133 10,386 10,531 0.1 0.7 54.2 55.0 35.52 2.3 24.6 1,925.6 1,952.5Idaho 43 617 15,791 16,451 0.2 3.2 82.4 85.9 29.72 6.6 95.7 2,449.3 2,551.6Illinois 250 2,005 107,539 109,794 1.3 10.5 561.2 573.0 28.66 37.4 299.9 16,087.9 16,425.2Indiana 619 1,132 68,822 70,573 3.2 5.9 359.2 368.3 27.68 89.4 163.5 9,943.5 10,196.4Iowa 2,148 1,353 35,148 38,649 11.2 7.1 183.4 201.7 28.09 314.9 198.4 5,152.5 5,665.7Kansas 96 603 28,663 29,362 0.5 3.1 149.6 153.2 27.73 13.9 87.2 4,148.0 4,249.1Kentucky 43 702 50,002 50,746 0.2 3.7 261.0 264.8 28.86 6.4 105.8 7,530.5 7,642.7Louisiana 43 933 51,582 52,558 0.2 4.9 269.2 274.3 27.56 6.2 134.1 7,419.5 7,559.8Maine 17 312 15,121 15,450 0.1 1.6 78.9 80.6 29.73 2.7 48.3 2,346.2 2,397.2Maryland 34 704 63,337 64,074 0.2 3.7 330.6 334.4 29.08 5.1 106.8 9,613.9 9,725.8Massachusetts 43 802 64,846 65,690 0.2 4.2 338.4 342.8 29.05 6.5 121.6 9,830.6 9,958.7Michigan 79 1,110 104,226 105,414 0.4 5.8 544.0 550.2 27.92 11.5 161.7 15,184.9 15,358.0Minnesota 684 1,254 58,358 60,296 3.6 6.5 304.6 314.7 28.97 103.4 189.6 8,823.2 9,116.3Mississippi 37 609 38,109 38,754 0.2 3.2 198.9 202.3 27.59 5.3 87.7 5,488.3 5,581.2Missouri 57 898 71,776 72,731 0.3 4.7 374.6 379.6 27.29 8.2 127.9 10,221.1 10,357.1Montana 14 303 11,605 11,922 0.1 1.6 60.6 62.2 29.43 2.2 46.5 1,782.4 1,831.1Nebraska 75 643 19,202 19,921 0.4 3.4 100.2 104.0 28.67 11.2 96.3 2,873.4 2,980.8Nevada 17 285 25,277 25,578 0.1 1.5 131.9 133.5 29.24 2.6 43.4 3,857.5 3,903.5New Hampshire 55 163 16,309 16,527 0.3 0.8 85.1 86.3 29.01 8.3 24.6 2,469.3 2,502.2New Jersey 65 985 94,861 95,911 0.3 5.1 495.1 500.6 28.38 9.7 145.8 14,049.4 14,204.9New Mexico 22 389 22,289 22,700 0.1 2.0 116.3 118.5 27.80 3.1 56.5 3,234.2 3,293.9New York 175 2,124 125,976 128,275 0.9 11.1 657.5 669.5 29.22 26.7 323.9 19,211.6 19,562.2North Carolina 1,236 1,520 98,062 100,817 6.4 7.9 511.8 526.2 29.11 187.7 230.9 14,896.2 15,314.7North Dakota 20 301 10,003 10,325 0.1 1.6 52.2 53.9 29.75 3.1 46.8 1,553.1 1,603.0Ohio 99 1,349 115,042 116,491 0.5 7.0 600.4 608.0 28.45 14.7 200.4 17,082.4 17,297.5Oklahoma 161 797 44,429 45,387 0.8 4.2 231.9 236.9 27.33 23.0 113.6 6,336.4 6,473.0Oregon 32 676 33,947 34,655 0.2 3.5 177.2 180.9 29.99 5.0 105.8 5,313.8 5,424.6Pennsylvania 89 1,901 116,418 118,409 0.5 9.9 607.6 618.0 29.77 13.9 295.3 18,086.5 18,395.8Rhode Island 10 101 8,481 8,592 0.1 0.5 44.3 44.8 29.57 1.5 15.6 1,308.8 1,325.9South Carolina 35 459 61,843 62,337 0.2 2.4 322.8 325.3 27.25 4.9 65.3 8,795.3 8,865.5South Dakota 12 336 10,444 10,791 0.1 1.8 54.5 56.3 28.93 1.8 50.7 1,577.1 1,629.6Tennessee 93 846 73,201 74,141 0.5 4.4 382.0 386.9 27.62 13.4 122.0 10,550.2 10,685.5Texas 304 5,189 288,303 293,796 1.6 27.1 1,504.7 1,533.3 27.40 43.5 741.9 41,223.3 42,008.7Utah 26 324 24,688 25,037 0.1 1.7 128.8 130.7 29.54 3.9 49.9 3,806.3 3,860.2Vermont 7 149 7,297 7,453 (s) 0.8 38.1 38.9 30.06 1.1 23.4 1,145.0 1,169.5Virginia 96 867 91,969 92,932 0.5 4.5 480.0 485.0 29.65 14.8 134.2 14,230.2 14,379.2Washington 145 1,023 61,724 62,891 0.8 5.3 322.1 328.2 30.40 22.9 162.3 9,793.0 9,978.3West Virginia 25 166 18,919 19,111 0.1 0.9 98.7 99.7 29.47 3.9 25.5 2,909.8 2,939.3Wisconsin 55 963 57,594 58,612 0.3 5.0 300.6 305.9 29.14 8.4 146.5 8,758.8 8,913.7Wyoming 368 195 7,945 8,507 1.9 1.0 41.5 44.4 27.85 53.4 28.3 1,154.7 1,236.4United States 8,560 47,260 3,121,867 3,177,687 44.7 246.6 16,293.0 16,584.3 (b) 1,276.5 7,108.5 468,758.2 477,143.2aState motor gasoline prices are the same for the commercial, industrial, and transportation sectors.bDue to consumption weighting, U.S. average commercial price is $28.57 per million Btu, U.S. average industrialprice is $28.82 per million Btu, U.S. average transportation price is $28.77 per million Btu, and the U.S. average price ofall sectors is $28.77 per million Btu.Where shown, (s) = Btu value less than 0.05.Notes: Motor gasoline estimates include fuel ethanol blended into motor gasoline.•Totals may not equal sumofcomponents due to independent rounding.Sources: Data sources, estimation procedures, and assumptions are described in the Technical Notes.U.S. Energy Information AdministrationState Energy Data System