US states by electricity retail sales

Texas had the highest electricity retail sales of 51 states in 2022, at 475.401 TWh. Vermont had the lowest, at 5.47 TWh. The median was 56.763 TWh and the figure for the United States was 3,927.169 TWh. Source: the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

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Highest475.401Texas
Lowest5.47Vermont
Median56.76351 states
United States3,927.169History

Map of states, 2022

Alabama: 87.028 TWhAlaska: 6.002 TWhArizona: 84.197 TWhArkansas: 48.998 TWhCalifornia: 251.869 TWhColorado: 56.763 TWhConnecticut: 27.767 TWhDelaware: 11.539 TWhDistrict of Columbia: 10.242 TWhFlorida: 248.821 TWhGeorgia: 145.035 TWhHawaii: 9.039 TWhIdaho: 26.201 TWhIllinois: 135.872 TWhIndiana: 100.044 TWhIowa: 54.204 TWhKansas: 41.961 TWhKentucky: 75.339 TWhLouisiana: 95.139 TWhMaine: 11.876 TWhMaryland: 59.683 TWhMassachusetts: 50.983 TWhMichigan: 100.639 TWhMinnesota: 66.635 TWhMississippi: 48.98 TWhMissouri: 80.306 TWhMontana: 15.584 TWhNebraska: 33.844 TWhNevada: 39.32 TWhNew Hampshire: 10.818 TWhNew Jersey: 74.443 TWhNew Mexico: 27.156 TWhNew York: 143.211 TWhNorth Carolina: 139.207 TWhNorth Dakota: 25.393 TWhOhio: 149.5 TWhOklahoma: 69.487 TWhOregon: 56.327 TWhPennsylvania: 145.045 TWhRhode Island: 7.576 TWhSouth Carolina: 82.758 TWhSouth Dakota: 13.467 TWhTennessee: 102.112 TWhTexas: 475.401 TWhUtah: 33.366 TWhVermont: 5.47 TWhVirginia: 132.265 TWhWashington: 90.897 TWhWest Virginia: 32.986 TWhWisconsin: 69.876 TWhWyoming: 16.499 TWh
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TWh, 2022. 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, 2022

Texas: 475.401 TWhTexas475.401California: 251.869 TWhCalifornia251.869Florida: 248.821 TWhFlorida248.821Ohio: 149.5 TWhOhio149.5Pennsylvania: 145.045 TWhPennsylvania145.045Georgia: 145.035 TWhGeorgia145.035New York: 143.211 TWhNew York143.211North Carolina: 139.207 TWhNorth Carolina139.207Illinois: 135.872 TWhIllinois135.872Virginia: 132.265 TWhVirginia132.265Tennessee: 102.112 TWhTennessee102.112Michigan: 100.639 TWhMichigan100.639Indiana: 100.044 TWhIndiana100.044Louisiana: 95.139 TWhLouisiana95.139Washington: 90.897 TWhWashington90.897Alabama: 87.028 TWhAlabama87.028Arizona: 84.197 TWhArizona84.197South Carolina: 82.758 TWhSouth Carolina82.758Missouri: 80.306 TWhMissouri80.306Kentucky: 75.339 TWhKentucky75.339New Jersey: 74.443 TWhNew Jersey74.443Wisconsin: 69.876 TWhWisconsin69.876Oklahoma: 69.487 TWhOklahoma69.487Minnesota: 66.635 TWhMinnesota66.635Maryland: 59.683 TWhMaryland59.683Colorado: 56.763 TWhColorado56.763Oregon: 56.327 TWhOregon56.327Iowa: 54.204 TWhIowa54.204Massachusetts: 50.983 TWhMassachusetts50.983Arkansas: 48.998 TWhArkansas48.998Mississippi: 48.98 TWhMississippi48.98Kansas: 41.961 TWhKansas41.961Nevada: 39.32 TWhNevada39.32Nebraska: 33.844 TWhNebraska33.844Utah: 33.366 TWhUtah33.366West Virginia: 32.986 TWhWest Virginia32.986Connecticut: 27.767 TWhConnecticut27.767New Mexico: 27.156 TWhNew Mexico27.156Idaho: 26.201 TWhIdaho26.201North Dakota: 25.393 TWhNorth Dakota25.393Wyoming: 16.499 TWhWyoming16.499Montana: 15.584 TWhMontana15.584South Dakota: 13.467 TWhSouth Dakota13.467Maine: 11.876 TWhMaine11.876Delaware: 11.539 TWhDelaware11.539New Hampshire: 10.818 TWhNew Hampshire10.818District of Columbia: 10.242 TWhDistrict of Columbia10.242Hawaii: 9.039 TWhHawaii9.039Rhode Island: 7.576 TWhRhode Island7.576Alaska: 6.002 TWhAlaska6.002Vermont: 5.47 TWhVermont5.47Texas: 475.401 TWhTexas475.401California: 251.869 TWhCalifornia251.869Florida: 248.821 TWhFlorida248.821Ohio: 149.5 TWhOhio149.5Pennsylvania: 145.045 TWhPennsylvania145.045Georgia: 145.035 TWhGeorgia145.035New York: 143.211 TWhNew York143.211North Carolina: 139.207 TWhNorth Carolina139.207Illinois: 135.872 TWhIllinois135.872Virginia: 132.265 TWhVirginia132.265Tennessee: 102.112 TWhTennessee102.112Michigan: 100.639 TWhMichigan100.639Indiana: 100.044 TWhIndiana100.044Louisiana: 95.139 TWhLouisiana95.139Washington: 90.897 TWhWashington90.897Alabama: 87.028 TWhAlabama87.028Arizona: 84.197 TWhArizona84.197South Carolina: 82.758 TWhSouth Carolina82.758Missouri: 80.306 TWhMissouri80.306Kentucky: 75.339 TWhKentucky75.339New Jersey: 74.443 TWhNew Jersey74.443Wisconsin: 69.876 TWhWisconsin69.876Oklahoma: 69.487 TWhOklahoma69.487Minnesota: 66.635 TWhMinnesota66.635Maryland: 59.683 TWhMaryland59.683Colorado: 56.763 TWhColorado56.763Oregon: 56.327 TWhOregon56.327Iowa: 54.204 TWhIowa54.204Massachusetts: 50.983 TWhMassachusetts50.983Arkansas: 48.998 TWhArkansas48.998Mississippi: 48.98 TWhMississippi48.98Kansas: 41.961 TWhKansas41.961Nevada: 39.32 TWhNevada39.32Nebraska: 33.844 TWhNebraska33.844Utah: 33.366 TWhUtah33.366West Virginia: 32.986 TWhWest Virginia32.986Connecticut: 27.767 TWhConnecticut27.767New Mexico: 27.156 TWhNew Mexico27.156Idaho: 26.201 TWhIdaho26.201North Dakota: 25.393 TWhNorth Dakota25.393Wyoming: 16.499 TWhWyoming16.499Montana: 15.584 TWhMontana15.584South Dakota: 13.467 TWhSouth Dakota13.467Maine: 11.876 TWhMaine11.876Delaware: 11.539 TWhDelaware11.539New Hampshire: 10.818 TWhNew Hampshire10.818District of Columbia: 10.242 TWhDistrict of Columbia10.242Hawaii: 9.039 TWhHawaii9.039Rhode Island: 7.576 TWhRhode Island7.576Alaska: 6.002 TWhAlaska6.002Vermont: 5.47 TWhVermont5.47
TWh. Source: EIA, Form EIA-861 annual sales to ultimate customers, all sectors, by state (HS861). Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankStates2022
TWh
Change on 2021
1Texas475.401+9.1%
2California251.869+1.9%
3Florida248.821+3%
4Ohio149.5+1.2%
5Pennsylvania145.045+1.2%
6Georgia145.035+5.6%
7New York143.211+1.3%
8North Carolina139.207+2.6%
9Illinois135.872+0.1%
10Virginia132.265+5.6%
11Tennessee102.112+2.5%
12Michigan100.639+0.8%
13Indiana100.044+0.3%
14Louisiana95.139+4.8%
15Washington90.897+3.1%
16Alabama87.028+1.7%
17Arizona84.197+3.7%
18South Carolina82.758+3.7%
19Missouri80.306+3.3%
20Kentucky75.339+1.1%
21New Jersey74.443+1.9%
22Wisconsin69.876+0.6%
23Oklahoma69.487+7.7%
24Minnesota66.635+0.1%
25Maryland59.683+0.6%
26Colorado56.763+0.7%
27Oregon56.327+4%
28Iowa54.204+2.5%
29Massachusetts50.983+0.4%
30Arkansas48.998+0.7%
31Mississippi48.98+2%
32Kansas41.961+3.6%
33Nevada39.32+0.7%
34Nebraska33.844+4.6%
35Utah33.366+2.1%
36West Virginia32.986+0.6%
37Connecticut27.767+0.1%
38New Mexico27.156+6.9%
39Idaho26.201+3.6%
40North Dakota25.393+11.1%
41Wyoming16.499+4.5%
42Montana15.584+4.2%
43South Dakota13.467+3.3%
44Maine11.876+2.5%
45Delaware11.539+0.5%
46New Hampshire10.818-0.5%
47District of Columbia10.242+1.6%
48Hawaii9.039+1.1%
49Rhode Island7.576+2.4%
50Alaska6.002+0.5%
51Vermont5.47+1.1%

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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 475.401 TWh in 2022, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

Which state has the lowest electricity retail sales?

Vermont, with 5.47 TWh in 2022.

Where does this ranking come from?

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