US states by residential electricity sales

Texas had the highest residential electricity sales of 51 states in 2022, at 170.596 TWh. Alaska had the lowest, at 2.05 TWh. The median was 20.726 TWh and the figure for the United States was 1,509.233 TWh. Source: the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

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Highest170.596Texas
Lowest2.05Alaska
Median20.72651 states
United States1,509.233History

Map of states, 2022

Alabama: 32.924 TWhAlaska: 2.05 TWhArizona: 38.368 TWhArkansas: 19.251 TWhCalifornia: 89.542 TWhColorado: 20.594 TWhConnecticut: 13.191 TWhDelaware: 5.21 TWhDistrict of Columbia: 2.519 TWhFlorida: 134.246 TWhGeorgia: 61.14 TWhHawaii: 2.748 TWhIdaho: 9.964 TWhIllinois: 46.479 TWhIndiana: 34.058 TWhIowa: 15.193 TWhKansas: 14.444 TWhKentucky: 26.84 TWhLouisiana: 31.445 TWhMaine: 5.091 TWhMaryland: 28.065 TWhMassachusetts: 20.007 TWhMichigan: 35.035 TWhMinnesota: 23.418 TWhMississippi: 18.918 TWhMissouri: 37.245 TWhMontana: 5.894 TWhNebraska: 10.984 TWhNevada: 14.307 TWhNew Hampshire: 4.808 TWhNew Jersey: 30.062 TWhNew Mexico: 7.283 TWhNew York: 52.227 TWhNorth Carolina: 62.444 TWhNorth Dakota: 5.272 TWhOhio: 53.312 TWhOklahoma: 25.479 TWhOregon: 20.726 TWhPennsylvania: 56.413 TWhRhode Island: 3.168 TWhSouth Carolina: 32.287 TWhSouth Dakota: 5.323 TWhTennessee: 43.604 TWhTexas: 170.596 TWhUtah: 11.344 TWhVermont: 2.187 TWhVirginia: 46.718 TWhWashington: 39.776 TWhWest Virginia: 11.137 TWhWisconsin: 22.888 TWhWyoming: 3.009 TWh
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TWh, 2022. 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, 2022

Texas: 170.596 TWhTexas170.596Florida: 134.246 TWhFlorida134.246California: 89.542 TWhCalifornia89.542North Carolina: 62.444 TWhNorth Carolina62.444Georgia: 61.14 TWhGeorgia61.14Pennsylvania: 56.413 TWhPennsylvania56.413Ohio: 53.312 TWhOhio53.312New York: 52.227 TWhNew York52.227Virginia: 46.718 TWhVirginia46.718Illinois: 46.479 TWhIllinois46.479Tennessee: 43.604 TWhTennessee43.604Washington: 39.776 TWhWashington39.776Arizona: 38.368 TWhArizona38.368Missouri: 37.245 TWhMissouri37.245Michigan: 35.035 TWhMichigan35.035Indiana: 34.058 TWhIndiana34.058Alabama: 32.924 TWhAlabama32.924South Carolina: 32.287 TWhSouth Carolina32.287Louisiana: 31.445 TWhLouisiana31.445New Jersey: 30.062 TWhNew Jersey30.062Maryland: 28.065 TWhMaryland28.065Kentucky: 26.84 TWhKentucky26.84Oklahoma: 25.479 TWhOklahoma25.479Minnesota: 23.418 TWhMinnesota23.418Wisconsin: 22.888 TWhWisconsin22.888Oregon: 20.726 TWhOregon20.726Colorado: 20.594 TWhColorado20.594Massachusetts: 20.007 TWhMassachusetts20.007Arkansas: 19.251 TWhArkansas19.251Mississippi: 18.918 TWhMississippi18.918Iowa: 15.193 TWhIowa15.193Kansas: 14.444 TWhKansas14.444Nevada: 14.307 TWhNevada14.307Connecticut: 13.191 TWhConnecticut13.191Utah: 11.344 TWhUtah11.344West Virginia: 11.137 TWhWest Virginia11.137Nebraska: 10.984 TWhNebraska10.984Idaho: 9.964 TWhIdaho9.964New Mexico: 7.283 TWhNew Mexico7.283Montana: 5.894 TWhMontana5.894South Dakota: 5.323 TWhSouth Dakota5.323North Dakota: 5.272 TWhNorth Dakota5.272Delaware: 5.21 TWhDelaware5.21Maine: 5.091 TWhMaine5.091New Hampshire: 4.808 TWhNew Hampshire4.808Rhode Island: 3.168 TWhRhode Island3.168Wyoming: 3.009 TWhWyoming3.009Hawaii: 2.748 TWhHawaii2.748District of Columbia: 2.519 TWhDistrict of Columbia2.519Vermont: 2.187 TWhVermont2.187Alaska: 2.05 TWhAlaska2.05Texas: 170.596 TWhTexas170.596Florida: 134.246 TWhFlorida134.246California: 89.542 TWhCalifornia89.542North Carolina: 62.444 TWhNorth Carolina62.444Georgia: 61.14 TWhGeorgia61.14Pennsylvania: 56.413 TWhPennsylvania56.413Ohio: 53.312 TWhOhio53.312New York: 52.227 TWhNew York52.227Virginia: 46.718 TWhVirginia46.718Illinois: 46.479 TWhIllinois46.479Tennessee: 43.604 TWhTennessee43.604Washington: 39.776 TWhWashington39.776Arizona: 38.368 TWhArizona38.368Missouri: 37.245 TWhMissouri37.245Michigan: 35.035 TWhMichigan35.035Indiana: 34.058 TWhIndiana34.058Alabama: 32.924 TWhAlabama32.924South Carolina: 32.287 TWhSouth Carolina32.287Louisiana: 31.445 TWhLouisiana31.445New Jersey: 30.062 TWhNew Jersey30.062Maryland: 28.065 TWhMaryland28.065Kentucky: 26.84 TWhKentucky26.84Oklahoma: 25.479 TWhOklahoma25.479Minnesota: 23.418 TWhMinnesota23.418Wisconsin: 22.888 TWhWisconsin22.888Oregon: 20.726 TWhOregon20.726Colorado: 20.594 TWhColorado20.594Massachusetts: 20.007 TWhMassachusetts20.007Arkansas: 19.251 TWhArkansas19.251Mississippi: 18.918 TWhMississippi18.918Iowa: 15.193 TWhIowa15.193Kansas: 14.444 TWhKansas14.444Nevada: 14.307 TWhNevada14.307Connecticut: 13.191 TWhConnecticut13.191Utah: 11.344 TWhUtah11.344West Virginia: 11.137 TWhWest Virginia11.137Nebraska: 10.984 TWhNebraska10.984Idaho: 9.964 TWhIdaho9.964New Mexico: 7.283 TWhNew Mexico7.283Montana: 5.894 TWhMontana5.894South Dakota: 5.323 TWhSouth Dakota5.323North Dakota: 5.272 TWhNorth Dakota5.272Delaware: 5.21 TWhDelaware5.21Maine: 5.091 TWhMaine5.091New Hampshire: 4.808 TWhNew Hampshire4.808Rhode Island: 3.168 TWhRhode Island3.168Wyoming: 3.009 TWhWyoming3.009Hawaii: 2.748 TWhHawaii2.748District of Columbia: 2.519 TWhDistrict of Columbia2.519Vermont: 2.187 TWhVermont2.187Alaska: 2.05 TWhAlaska2.05
TWh. Source: EIA, Form EIA-861 annual sales to ultimate customers, residential sector, by state (HS861). Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankStates2022
TWh
Change on 2021
1Texas170.596+10%
2Florida134.246+2.9%
3California89.542-0.8%
4North Carolina62.444+2.5%
5Georgia61.14+4.2%
6Pennsylvania56.413+0.8%
7Ohio53.312+0.3%
8New York52.227+0.1%
9Virginia46.718+0.2%
10Illinois46.479-0.7%
11Tennessee43.604+1.8%
12Washington39.776+4.6%
13Arizona38.368+3.3%
14Missouri37.245+4.4%
15Michigan35.035-2.3%
16Indiana34.058+1.8%
17Alabama32.924+4.2%
18South Carolina32.287+2.9%
19Louisiana31.445+3.4%
20New Jersey30.062-0.1%
21Maryland28.065+0.4%
22Kentucky26.84+1.5%
23Oklahoma25.479+7.3%
24Minnesota23.418+0.7%
25Wisconsin22.888+0.1%
26Oregon20.726+2.2%
27Colorado20.594-0.2%
28Massachusetts20.007-1.5%
29Arkansas19.251+1.8%
30Mississippi18.918+1.9%
31Iowa15.193+3.7%
32Kansas14.444+4.9%
33Nevada14.307-0.5%
34Connecticut13.191+0.8%
35Utah11.344+3.6%
36West Virginia11.137+0.8%
37Nebraska10.984+4.7%
38Idaho9.964+7.1%
39New Mexico7.283+2.7%
40Montana5.894+6%
41South Dakota5.323+5.5%
42North Dakota5.272+7.8%
43Delaware5.21+0.8%
44Maine5.091+0.6%
45New Hampshire4.808-0.5%
46Rhode Island3.168+1.2%
47Wyoming3.009+3.8%
48Hawaii2.748-2.7%
49District of Columbia2.519-0.4%
50Vermont2.187+0.6%
51Alaska2.05-1.6%

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

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Which state has the highest residential electricity sales?

Texas, with 170.596 TWh in 2022, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

Which state has the lowest residential electricity sales?

Alaska, with 2.05 TWh in 2022.

Where does this ranking come from?

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