US states by residential electricity sales

Texas had the highest residential electricity sales of 51 states in 2019, at 155.481 TWh. Alaska had the lowest, at 1.928 TWh. The median was 19.405 TWh and the figure for the United States was 1,440.289 TWh. Source: the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

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Highest155.481Texas
Lowest1.928Alaska
Median19.40551 states
United States1,440.289History

Map of states, 2019

Alabama: 32.416 TWhAlaska: 1.928 TWhArizona: 34.72 TWhArkansas: 18.732 TWhCalifornia: 87.524 TWhColorado: 19.405 TWhConnecticut: 12.494 TWhDelaware: 5.004 TWhDistrict of Columbia: 2.547 TWhFlorida: 127.182 TWhGeorgia: 59.331 TWhHawaii: 2.76 TWhIdaho: 8.697 TWhIllinois: 45.22 TWhIndiana: 33.249 TWhIowa: 14.495 TWhKansas: 13.631 TWhKentucky: 26.573 TWhLouisiana: 30.986 TWhMaine: 4.794 TWhMaryland: 27.534 TWhMassachusetts: 19.315 TWhMichigan: 33.496 TWhMinnesota: 22.288 TWhMississippi: 18.718 TWhMissouri: 35.691 TWhMontana: 5.308 TWhNebraska: 10.308 TWhNevada: 12.868 TWhNew Hampshire: 4.507 TWhNew Jersey: 28.613 TWhNew Mexico: 6.872 TWhNew York: 50.141 TWhNorth Carolina: 59.853 TWhNorth Dakota: 5.125 TWhOhio: 52.226 TWhOklahoma: 23.806 TWhOregon: 19.286 TWhPennsylvania: 54.396 TWhRhode Island: 2.983 TWhSouth Carolina: 31.16 TWhSouth Dakota: 5.057 TWhTennessee: 42.573 TWhTexas: 155.481 TWhUtah: 9.74 TWhVermont: 2.082 TWhVirginia: 46.666 TWhWashington: 36.512 TWhWest Virginia: 11.153 TWhWisconsin: 21.995 TWhWyoming: 2.849 TWh
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TWh, 2019. 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, 2019

Texas: 155.481 TWhTexas155.481Florida: 127.182 TWhFlorida127.182California: 87.524 TWhCalifornia87.524North Carolina: 59.853 TWhNorth Carolina59.853Georgia: 59.331 TWhGeorgia59.331Pennsylvania: 54.396 TWhPennsylvania54.396Ohio: 52.226 TWhOhio52.226New York: 50.141 TWhNew York50.141Virginia: 46.666 TWhVirginia46.666Illinois: 45.22 TWhIllinois45.22Tennessee: 42.573 TWhTennessee42.573Washington: 36.512 TWhWashington36.512Missouri: 35.691 TWhMissouri35.691Arizona: 34.72 TWhArizona34.72Michigan: 33.496 TWhMichigan33.496Indiana: 33.249 TWhIndiana33.249Alabama: 32.416 TWhAlabama32.416South Carolina: 31.16 TWhSouth Carolina31.16Louisiana: 30.986 TWhLouisiana30.986New Jersey: 28.613 TWhNew Jersey28.613Maryland: 27.534 TWhMaryland27.534Kentucky: 26.573 TWhKentucky26.573Oklahoma: 23.806 TWhOklahoma23.806Minnesota: 22.288 TWhMinnesota22.288Wisconsin: 21.995 TWhWisconsin21.995Colorado: 19.405 TWhColorado19.405Massachusetts: 19.315 TWhMassachusetts19.315Oregon: 19.286 TWhOregon19.286Arkansas: 18.732 TWhArkansas18.732Mississippi: 18.718 TWhMississippi18.718Iowa: 14.495 TWhIowa14.495Kansas: 13.631 TWhKansas13.631Nevada: 12.868 TWhNevada12.868Connecticut: 12.494 TWhConnecticut12.494West Virginia: 11.153 TWhWest Virginia11.153Nebraska: 10.308 TWhNebraska10.308Utah: 9.74 TWhUtah9.74Idaho: 8.697 TWhIdaho8.697New Mexico: 6.872 TWhNew Mexico6.872Montana: 5.308 TWhMontana5.308North Dakota: 5.125 TWhNorth Dakota5.125South Dakota: 5.057 TWhSouth Dakota5.057Delaware: 5.004 TWhDelaware5.004Maine: 4.794 TWhMaine4.794New Hampshire: 4.507 TWhNew Hampshire4.507Rhode Island: 2.983 TWhRhode Island2.983Wyoming: 2.849 TWhWyoming2.849Hawaii: 2.76 TWhHawaii2.76District of Columbia: 2.547 TWhDistrict of Columbia2.547Vermont: 2.082 TWhVermont2.082Alaska: 1.928 TWhAlaska1.928Texas: 155.481 TWhTexas155.481Florida: 127.182 TWhFlorida127.182California: 87.524 TWhCalifornia87.524North Carolina: 59.853 TWhNorth Carolina59.853Georgia: 59.331 TWhGeorgia59.331Pennsylvania: 54.396 TWhPennsylvania54.396Ohio: 52.226 TWhOhio52.226New York: 50.141 TWhNew York50.141Virginia: 46.666 TWhVirginia46.666Illinois: 45.22 TWhIllinois45.22Tennessee: 42.573 TWhTennessee42.573Washington: 36.512 TWhWashington36.512Missouri: 35.691 TWhMissouri35.691Arizona: 34.72 TWhArizona34.72Michigan: 33.496 TWhMichigan33.496Indiana: 33.249 TWhIndiana33.249Alabama: 32.416 TWhAlabama32.416South Carolina: 31.16 TWhSouth Carolina31.16Louisiana: 30.986 TWhLouisiana30.986New Jersey: 28.613 TWhNew Jersey28.613Maryland: 27.534 TWhMaryland27.534Kentucky: 26.573 TWhKentucky26.573Oklahoma: 23.806 TWhOklahoma23.806Minnesota: 22.288 TWhMinnesota22.288Wisconsin: 21.995 TWhWisconsin21.995Colorado: 19.405 TWhColorado19.405Massachusetts: 19.315 TWhMassachusetts19.315Oregon: 19.286 TWhOregon19.286Arkansas: 18.732 TWhArkansas18.732Mississippi: 18.718 TWhMississippi18.718Iowa: 14.495 TWhIowa14.495Kansas: 13.631 TWhKansas13.631Nevada: 12.868 TWhNevada12.868Connecticut: 12.494 TWhConnecticut12.494West Virginia: 11.153 TWhWest Virginia11.153Nebraska: 10.308 TWhNebraska10.308Utah: 9.74 TWhUtah9.74Idaho: 8.697 TWhIdaho8.697New Mexico: 6.872 TWhNew Mexico6.872Montana: 5.308 TWhMontana5.308North Dakota: 5.125 TWhNorth Dakota5.125South Dakota: 5.057 TWhSouth Dakota5.057Delaware: 5.004 TWhDelaware5.004Maine: 4.794 TWhMaine4.794New Hampshire: 4.507 TWhNew Hampshire4.507Rhode Island: 2.983 TWhRhode Island2.983Wyoming: 2.849 TWhWyoming2.849Hawaii: 2.76 TWhHawaii2.76District of Columbia: 2.547 TWhDistrict of Columbia2.547Vermont: 2.082 TWhVermont2.082Alaska: 1.928 TWhAlaska1.928
TWh. Source: EIA, Form EIA-861 annual sales to ultimate customers, residential sector, by state (HS861). Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankStates2019
TWh
Change on 2018
1Texas155.481-1.1%
2Florida127.182+1.3%
3California87.524-1.8%
4North Carolina59.853-2.9%
5Georgia59.331-0.6%
6Pennsylvania54.396-2.7%
7Ohio52.226-4.1%
8New York50.141-3.9%
9Virginia46.666-2.7%
10Illinois45.22-4.2%
11Tennessee42.573-4.1%
12Washington36.512+3.3%
13Missouri35.691-4.7%
14Arizona34.72+0.2%
15Michigan33.496-4.7%
16Indiana33.249-3.8%
17Alabama32.416-2%
18South Carolina31.16-2.2%
19Louisiana30.986-3.4%
20New Jersey28.613-3.1%
21Maryland27.534-2.1%
22Kentucky26.573-4.1%
23Oklahoma23.806-1.3%
24Minnesota22.288-2.4%
25Wisconsin21.995-2%
26Colorado19.405+0.6%
27Massachusetts19.315-4.8%
28Oregon19.286+1.9%
29Arkansas18.732-2.7%
30Mississippi18.718-3.1%
31Iowa14.495-2.3%
32Kansas13.631-3.9%
33Nevada12.868-4.3%
34Connecticut12.494-4.3%
35West Virginia11.153-4.5%
36Nebraska10.308-1%
37Utah9.74+0.3%
38Idaho8.697+3.2%
39New Mexico6.872+0.7%
40Montana5.308+2.1%
41North Dakota5.125-0.2%
42South Dakota5.057+0.8%
43Delaware5.004-1.3%
44Maine4.794-1.6%
45New Hampshire4.507-2.9%
46Rhode Island2.983-4.5%
47Wyoming2.849+3.7%
48Hawaii2.76+1.8%
49District of Columbia2.547-1.7%
50Vermont2.082-1.6%
51Alaska1.928-2.4%

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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 155.481 TWh in 2019, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

Which state has the lowest residential electricity sales?

Alaska, with 1.928 TWh in 2019.

Where does this ranking come from?

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