US states by residential electricity sales, 2025

Texas had the highest residential electricity sales of 51 states in 2025, at 170.458 TWh. Alaska had the lowest, at 2.039 TWh. The median was 20.861 TWh and the figure for the United States was 1,519.151 TWh. Source: the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

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Highest170.458Texas
Lowest2.039Alaska
Median20.86151 states
United States1,519.151History

Map of states, 2025

Alabama: 33.304 TWhAlaska: 2.039 TWhArizona: 39.595 TWhArkansas: 19.246 TWhCalifornia: 85.114 TWhColorado: 20.549 TWhConnecticut: 13.367 TWhDelaware: 5.32 TWhDistrict of Columbia: 2.49 TWhFlorida: 141.436 TWhGeorgia: 62.918 TWhHawaii: 2.772 TWhIdaho: 9.936 TWhIllinois: 46.626 TWhIndiana: 34.713 TWhIowa: 15.089 TWhKansas: 13.944 TWhKentucky: 27.429 TWhLouisiana: 31.7 TWhMaine: 4.794 TWhMaryland: 28.008 TWhMassachusetts: 20.861 TWhMichigan: 34.575 TWhMinnesota: 23.247 TWhMississippi: 19.148 TWhMissouri: 36.77 TWhMontana: 5.79 TWhNebraska: 10.687 TWhNevada: 13.905 TWhNew Hampshire: 5.053 TWhNew Jersey: 30.404 TWhNew Mexico: 7.239 TWhNew York: 52.505 TWhNorth Carolina: 64.685 TWhNorth Dakota: 5.137 TWhOhio: 54.015 TWhOklahoma: 24.23 TWhOregon: 19.63 TWhPennsylvania: 56.057 TWhRhode Island: 3.134 TWhSouth Carolina: 33.649 TWhSouth Dakota: 5.267 TWhTennessee: 45.32 TWhTexas: 170.458 TWhUtah: 11.922 TWhVermont: 2.228 TWhVirginia: 47.173 TWhWashington: 38.624 TWhWest Virginia: 11.162 TWhWisconsin: 22.955 TWhWyoming: 2.931 TWh
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TWh, 2025. Source: EIA, Form EIA-861 annual sales to ultimate customers, residential sector, by state (HS861). Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

All states, 2025

Texas: 170.458 TWhTexas170.458Florida: 141.436 TWhFlorida141.436California: 85.114 TWhCalifornia85.114North Carolina: 64.685 TWhNorth Carolina64.685Georgia: 62.918 TWhGeorgia62.918Pennsylvania: 56.057 TWhPennsylvania56.057Ohio: 54.015 TWhOhio54.015New York: 52.505 TWhNew York52.505Virginia: 47.173 TWhVirginia47.173Illinois: 46.626 TWhIllinois46.626Tennessee: 45.32 TWhTennessee45.32Arizona: 39.595 TWhArizona39.595Washington: 38.624 TWhWashington38.624Missouri: 36.77 TWhMissouri36.77Indiana: 34.713 TWhIndiana34.713Michigan: 34.575 TWhMichigan34.575South Carolina: 33.649 TWhSouth Carolina33.649Alabama: 33.304 TWhAlabama33.304Louisiana: 31.7 TWhLouisiana31.7New Jersey: 30.404 TWhNew Jersey30.404Maryland: 28.008 TWhMaryland28.008Kentucky: 27.429 TWhKentucky27.429Oklahoma: 24.23 TWhOklahoma24.23Minnesota: 23.247 TWhMinnesota23.247Wisconsin: 22.955 TWhWisconsin22.955Massachusetts: 20.861 TWhMassachusetts20.861Colorado: 20.549 TWhColorado20.549Oregon: 19.63 TWhOregon19.63Arkansas: 19.246 TWhArkansas19.246Mississippi: 19.148 TWhMississippi19.148Iowa: 15.089 TWhIowa15.089Kansas: 13.944 TWhKansas13.944Nevada: 13.905 TWhNevada13.905Connecticut: 13.367 TWhConnecticut13.367Utah: 11.922 TWhUtah11.922West Virginia: 11.162 TWhWest Virginia11.162Nebraska: 10.687 TWhNebraska10.687Idaho: 9.936 TWhIdaho9.936New Mexico: 7.239 TWhNew Mexico7.239Montana: 5.79 TWhMontana5.79Delaware: 5.32 TWhDelaware5.32South Dakota: 5.267 TWhSouth Dakota5.267North Dakota: 5.137 TWhNorth Dakota5.137New Hampshire: 5.053 TWhNew Hampshire5.053Maine: 4.794 TWhMaine4.794Rhode Island: 3.134 TWhRhode Island3.134Wyoming: 2.931 TWhWyoming2.931Hawaii: 2.772 TWhHawaii2.772District of Columbia: 2.49 TWhDistrict of Columbia2.49Vermont: 2.228 TWhVermont2.228Alaska: 2.039 TWhAlaska2.039Texas: 170.458 TWhTexas170.458Florida: 141.436 TWhFlorida141.436California: 85.114 TWhCalifornia85.114North Carolina: 64.685 TWhNorth Carolina64.685Georgia: 62.918 TWhGeorgia62.918Pennsylvania: 56.057 TWhPennsylvania56.057Ohio: 54.015 TWhOhio54.015New York: 52.505 TWhNew York52.505Virginia: 47.173 TWhVirginia47.173Illinois: 46.626 TWhIllinois46.626Tennessee: 45.32 TWhTennessee45.32Arizona: 39.595 TWhArizona39.595Washington: 38.624 TWhWashington38.624Missouri: 36.77 TWhMissouri36.77Indiana: 34.713 TWhIndiana34.713Michigan: 34.575 TWhMichigan34.575South Carolina: 33.649 TWhSouth Carolina33.649Alabama: 33.304 TWhAlabama33.304Louisiana: 31.7 TWhLouisiana31.7New Jersey: 30.404 TWhNew Jersey30.404Maryland: 28.008 TWhMaryland28.008Kentucky: 27.429 TWhKentucky27.429Oklahoma: 24.23 TWhOklahoma24.23Minnesota: 23.247 TWhMinnesota23.247Wisconsin: 22.955 TWhWisconsin22.955Massachusetts: 20.861 TWhMassachusetts20.861Colorado: 20.549 TWhColorado20.549Oregon: 19.63 TWhOregon19.63Arkansas: 19.246 TWhArkansas19.246Mississippi: 19.148 TWhMississippi19.148Iowa: 15.089 TWhIowa15.089Kansas: 13.944 TWhKansas13.944Nevada: 13.905 TWhNevada13.905Connecticut: 13.367 TWhConnecticut13.367Utah: 11.922 TWhUtah11.922West Virginia: 11.162 TWhWest Virginia11.162Nebraska: 10.687 TWhNebraska10.687Idaho: 9.936 TWhIdaho9.936New Mexico: 7.239 TWhNew Mexico7.239Montana: 5.79 TWhMontana5.79Delaware: 5.32 TWhDelaware5.32South Dakota: 5.267 TWhSouth Dakota5.267North Dakota: 5.137 TWhNorth Dakota5.137New Hampshire: 5.053 TWhNew Hampshire5.053Maine: 4.794 TWhMaine4.794Rhode Island: 3.134 TWhRhode Island3.134Wyoming: 2.931 TWhWyoming2.931Hawaii: 2.772 TWhHawaii2.772District of Columbia: 2.49 TWhDistrict of Columbia2.49Vermont: 2.228 TWhVermont2.228Alaska: 2.039 TWhAlaska2.039
TWh. Source: EIA, Form EIA-861 annual sales to ultimate customers, residential sector, by state (HS861). Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankStates2025
TWh
Change on 2024
1Texas170.458+3.3%
2Florida141.436+2.2%
3California85.114-0.9%
4North Carolina64.685+4.8%
5Georgia62.918+1.4%
6Pennsylvania56.057+3.3%
7Ohio54.015+3.5%
8New York52.505+3.2%
9Virginia47.173+4.2%
10Illinois46.626+4%
11Tennessee45.32+3.4%
12Arizona39.595-2.1%
13Washington38.624-0%
14Missouri36.77+4.4%
15Indiana34.713+5%
16Michigan34.575+3.2%
17South Carolina33.649+3.4%
18Alabama33.304+1.2%
19Louisiana31.7+2.3%
20New Jersey30.404+2.4%
21Maryland28.008+2.5%
22Kentucky27.429+5.1%
23Oklahoma24.23-0.4%
24Minnesota23.247+5.4%
25Wisconsin22.955+4.3%
26Massachusetts20.861+4.3%
27Colorado20.549-0.7%
28Oregon19.63-0.7%
29Arkansas19.246+3.6%
30Mississippi19.148+3%
31Iowa15.089+4.3%
32Kansas13.944+0.8%
33Nevada13.905-5%
34Connecticut13.367+3.3%
35Utah11.922+0.8%
36West Virginia11.162+4.6%
37Nebraska10.687+2.9%
38Idaho9.936+1.1%
39New Mexico7.239-1.5%
40Montana5.79+1.6%
41Delaware5.32+2.8%
42South Dakota5.267+1.9%
43North Dakota5.137+4.6%
44New Hampshire5.053+4.2%
45Maine4.794-2.2%
46Rhode Island3.134+0.7%
47Wyoming2.931-1.3%
48Hawaii2.772+4.5%
49District of Columbia2.49+1.8%
50Vermont2.228-0.1%
51Alaska2.039-1.5%

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About this ranking

Electricity sold to residential customers (households), 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.

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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Which state has the highest residential electricity sales?

Texas, with 170.458 TWh in 2025, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

Which state has the lowest residential electricity sales?

Alaska, with 2.039 TWh in 2025.

Where does this ranking come from?

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