US states by electricity retail sales, 2025

Texas had the highest electricity retail sales of 51 states in 2025, at 533.26 TWh. Vermont had the lowest, at 5.487 TWh. The median was 59.636 TWh and the figure for the United States was 4,079.909 TWh. Source: the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

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Highest533.26Texas
Lowest5.487Vermont
Median59.63651 states
United States4,079.909History

Map of states, 2025

Alabama: 88.782 TWhAlaska: 6.052 TWhArizona: 92.083 TWhArkansas: 52.937 TWhCalifornia: 242.974 TWhColorado: 56.894 TWhConnecticut: 27.72 TWhDelaware: 11.57 TWhDistrict of Columbia: 10.251 TWhFlorida: 259.077 TWhGeorgia: 153.163 TWhHawaii: 9.179 TWhIdaho: 26.808 TWhIllinois: 136.323 TWhIndiana: 103.504 TWhIowa: 58.953 TWhKansas: 41.529 TWhKentucky: 76.156 TWhLouisiana: 97.289 TWhMaine: 11.22 TWhMaryland: 59.636 TWhMassachusetts: 51.641 TWhMichigan: 100.461 TWhMinnesota: 65.062 TWhMississippi: 49.466 TWhMissouri: 80.044 TWhMontana: 15.353 TWhNebraska: 37.555 TWhNevada: 39.842 TWhNew Hampshire: 11.11 TWhNew Jersey: 74.001 TWhNew Mexico: 31.509 TWhNew York: 143.761 TWhNorth Carolina: 140.437 TWhNorth Dakota: 30.277 TWhOhio: 161.909 TWhOklahoma: 74.471 TWhOregon: 61.545 TWhPennsylvania: 143.391 TWhRhode Island: 7.438 TWhSouth Carolina: 84.955 TWhSouth Dakota: 13.853 TWhTennessee: 107.053 TWhTexas: 533.26 TWhUtah: 35.294 TWhVermont: 5.487 TWhVirginia: 147.59 TWhWashington: 90.115 TWhWest Virginia: 33.678 TWhWisconsin: 69.938 TWhWyoming: 17.315 TWh
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TWh, 2025. Source: EIA, Form EIA-861 annual sales to ultimate customers, all sectors, by state (HS861). Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

All states, 2025

Texas: 533.26 TWhTexas533.26Florida: 259.077 TWhFlorida259.077California: 242.974 TWhCalifornia242.974Ohio: 161.909 TWhOhio161.909Georgia: 153.163 TWhGeorgia153.163Virginia: 147.59 TWhVirginia147.59New York: 143.761 TWhNew York143.761Pennsylvania: 143.391 TWhPennsylvania143.391North Carolina: 140.437 TWhNorth Carolina140.437Illinois: 136.323 TWhIllinois136.323Tennessee: 107.053 TWhTennessee107.053Indiana: 103.504 TWhIndiana103.504Michigan: 100.461 TWhMichigan100.461Louisiana: 97.289 TWhLouisiana97.289Arizona: 92.083 TWhArizona92.083Washington: 90.115 TWhWashington90.115Alabama: 88.782 TWhAlabama88.782South Carolina: 84.955 TWhSouth Carolina84.955Missouri: 80.044 TWhMissouri80.044Kentucky: 76.156 TWhKentucky76.156Oklahoma: 74.471 TWhOklahoma74.471New Jersey: 74.001 TWhNew Jersey74.001Wisconsin: 69.938 TWhWisconsin69.938Minnesota: 65.062 TWhMinnesota65.062Oregon: 61.545 TWhOregon61.545Maryland: 59.636 TWhMaryland59.636Iowa: 58.953 TWhIowa58.953Colorado: 56.894 TWhColorado56.894Arkansas: 52.937 TWhArkansas52.937Massachusetts: 51.641 TWhMassachusetts51.641Mississippi: 49.466 TWhMississippi49.466Kansas: 41.529 TWhKansas41.529Nevada: 39.842 TWhNevada39.842Nebraska: 37.555 TWhNebraska37.555Utah: 35.294 TWhUtah35.294West Virginia: 33.678 TWhWest Virginia33.678New Mexico: 31.509 TWhNew Mexico31.509North Dakota: 30.277 TWhNorth Dakota30.277Connecticut: 27.72 TWhConnecticut27.72Idaho: 26.808 TWhIdaho26.808Wyoming: 17.315 TWhWyoming17.315Montana: 15.353 TWhMontana15.353South Dakota: 13.853 TWhSouth Dakota13.853Delaware: 11.57 TWhDelaware11.57Maine: 11.22 TWhMaine11.22New Hampshire: 11.11 TWhNew Hampshire11.11District of Columbia: 10.251 TWhDistrict of Columbia10.251Hawaii: 9.179 TWhHawaii9.179Rhode Island: 7.438 TWhRhode Island7.438Alaska: 6.052 TWhAlaska6.052Vermont: 5.487 TWhVermont5.487Texas: 533.26 TWhTexas533.26Florida: 259.077 TWhFlorida259.077California: 242.974 TWhCalifornia242.974Ohio: 161.909 TWhOhio161.909Georgia: 153.163 TWhGeorgia153.163Virginia: 147.59 TWhVirginia147.59New York: 143.761 TWhNew York143.761Pennsylvania: 143.391 TWhPennsylvania143.391North Carolina: 140.437 TWhNorth Carolina140.437Illinois: 136.323 TWhIllinois136.323Tennessee: 107.053 TWhTennessee107.053Indiana: 103.504 TWhIndiana103.504Michigan: 100.461 TWhMichigan100.461Louisiana: 97.289 TWhLouisiana97.289Arizona: 92.083 TWhArizona92.083Washington: 90.115 TWhWashington90.115Alabama: 88.782 TWhAlabama88.782South Carolina: 84.955 TWhSouth Carolina84.955Missouri: 80.044 TWhMissouri80.044Kentucky: 76.156 TWhKentucky76.156Oklahoma: 74.471 TWhOklahoma74.471New Jersey: 74.001 TWhNew Jersey74.001Wisconsin: 69.938 TWhWisconsin69.938Minnesota: 65.062 TWhMinnesota65.062Oregon: 61.545 TWhOregon61.545Maryland: 59.636 TWhMaryland59.636Iowa: 58.953 TWhIowa58.953Colorado: 56.894 TWhColorado56.894Arkansas: 52.937 TWhArkansas52.937Massachusetts: 51.641 TWhMassachusetts51.641Mississippi: 49.466 TWhMississippi49.466Kansas: 41.529 TWhKansas41.529Nevada: 39.842 TWhNevada39.842Nebraska: 37.555 TWhNebraska37.555Utah: 35.294 TWhUtah35.294West Virginia: 33.678 TWhWest Virginia33.678New Mexico: 31.509 TWhNew Mexico31.509North Dakota: 30.277 TWhNorth Dakota30.277Connecticut: 27.72 TWhConnecticut27.72Idaho: 26.808 TWhIdaho26.808Wyoming: 17.315 TWhWyoming17.315Montana: 15.353 TWhMontana15.353South Dakota: 13.853 TWhSouth Dakota13.853Delaware: 11.57 TWhDelaware11.57Maine: 11.22 TWhMaine11.22New Hampshire: 11.11 TWhNew Hampshire11.11District of Columbia: 10.251 TWhDistrict of Columbia10.251Hawaii: 9.179 TWhHawaii9.179Rhode Island: 7.438 TWhRhode Island7.438Alaska: 6.052 TWhAlaska6.052Vermont: 5.487 TWhVermont5.487
TWh. Source: EIA, Form EIA-861 annual sales to ultimate customers, all sectors, by state (HS861). Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankStates2025
TWh
Change on 2024
1Texas533.26+5.5%
2Florida259.077+1.6%
3California242.974-1.1%
4Ohio161.909+5.3%
5Georgia153.163+2.1%
6Virginia147.59+6.9%
7New York143.761+2.3%
8Pennsylvania143.391+0.9%
9North Carolina140.437+2.6%
10Illinois136.323+2.3%
11Tennessee107.053+4%
12Indiana103.504+4.3%
13Michigan100.461+1.5%
14Louisiana97.289+2%
15Arizona92.083+1.4%
16Washington90.115+0.1%
17Alabama88.782+1.4%
18South Carolina84.955+1.2%
19Missouri80.044+2.9%
20Kentucky76.156+2.4%
21Oklahoma74.471+3.3%
22New Jersey74.001+0.6%
23Wisconsin69.938+2.4%
24Minnesota65.062+0.8%
25Oregon61.545+3.1%
26Maryland59.636+1%
27Iowa58.953+7.3%
28Colorado56.894+0.1%
29Arkansas52.937+6.1%
30Massachusetts51.641+4.5%
31Mississippi49.466+1.6%
32Kansas41.529+0.7%
33Nevada39.842-2%
34Nebraska37.555+6.7%
35Utah35.294+1.7%
36West Virginia33.678+2.1%
37New Mexico31.509+4%
38North Dakota30.277+1.7%
39Connecticut27.72+1.3%
40Idaho26.808+1.7%
41Wyoming17.315+0.6%
42Montana15.353-1.4%
43South Dakota13.853+1.6%
44Delaware11.57+1.7%
45Maine11.22-1.1%
46New Hampshire11.11+1.8%
47District of Columbia10.251+1.1%
48Hawaii9.179+2.5%
49Rhode Island7.438+0.3%
50Alaska6.052+0.1%
51Vermont5.487+0.5%

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About this ranking

Electricity sold to all ultimate customers: residential, commercial, industrial and transportation, in terawatt hours (billion kilowatt hours), as reported by utilities and other retailers to the U.S. Energy Information Administration on Form EIA-861.

Retail sales only: electricity that plants and businesses generate and use themselves (direct use) is not included, so this is lower than total consumption, and it is not the same as electricity_consumption, which EIA publishes for countries. Published in megawatt hours; shown in terawatt hours. From 1990 to 2002 the all-sector total includes an "other" sector (public street lighting, other public authorities and railways); from 2003 EIA reports these sales under commercial, industrial and a new transportation sector.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the states are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

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U.S. Energy Information Administration. Form EIA-861 annual sales to ultimate customers, all sectors, by state (HS861). https://www.eia.gov/electricity/data/state/. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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Which state has the highest electricity retail sales?

Texas, with 533.26 TWh in 2025, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

Which state has the lowest electricity retail sales?

Vermont, with 5.487 TWh in 2025.

Where does this ranking come from?

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