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Where is US Energy Coming From?
Visualization of USA energy generation data for 2019 from renewable and non-renewable sources
Natural gas is the largest source of energy generation in the US contributing to 38.41% of US energy.
Texas is the largest producer of energy responsible for 11.71% of national generation.
Alaska had the highest reliance on a single source of energy with 93.21% of production coming from natural gas.
Renewable energy accounted for 10.85% of total energy generation in the US for 2019.
Wind was the largest source of renewable energy. 41.65% of renewable energy was from wind.
California generated the most amount of renewable energy where 49.18% of it energy was from renewable sources.
Vermont was the greenest state with 99.86% coming from renewable sources.
Wyoming produced the most energy per capita with 71.42MWh per person which was 364% above the national average.
North Dakota produced the most renewable energy per capita with 17.79MWh per person which was 455% above the national average.
Natural gas produced 38.41% of all energy nationwide.
Texas was the largest producer of natural gas energy
52.79% of the energy supply in Texas came from natural gas.
Coal produced 23.46% of all energy nationwide.
Texas was the largest producer of coal energy.
19.04% of the energy supply in Texas came from coal.
West Virginia had the highest reliance on coal energy comprising 90.96% of state energy.
Nuclear produced 19.66% of all energy nationwide.
Illinois was the largest producer of nuclear energy.
54.41% of the energy supply in Illinois came from nuclear.
New Hampshire had the highest reliance on nuclear energy comprising 60.76% of state energy.
Wind produced 7.29% of all energy nationwide.
Texas was the largest producer of wind energy.
17.5% of the energy supply in Texas came from wind.
Iowa had the highest reliance on wind energy comprising 41.98% of state energy.
Hydro produced 6.65% of all energy nationwide.
Washington was the largest producer of hydro energy.
62.6% of the energy supply in Washington came from hydro.
Washington had the highest reliance on wind energy.
Solar produced 1.75% of all energy nationwide.
California was the largest producer of solar energy.
13.96% of the energy supply in California came from solar.
District of Columbia had the highest reliance on solar energy comprising 15.06% of state energy.
Wood fuel produced 0.97% of all energy nationwide.
Georgia was the largest producer of wood fuel energy.
3.78% of the energy supply in Georgia came from wood fuel.
Maine had the highest reliance on wood fuel energy comprising 23.73% of state energy.
Petroleum produced 0.45% of all energy nationwide.
Hawaii was the largest producer of petroleum energy.
69.26% of the energy supply in Hawaii came from petroleum.
Hawaii had the highest reliance on petroleum energy.
Biomass produced 0.45% of all energy nationwide.
California was the largest producer of biomass energy.
1.24% of the energy supply in California came from biomass.
District of Columbia had the highest reliance on biomass energy comprising 57.81% of state energy.
Geothermal produced 0.39% of all energy nationwide.
California was the largest producer of geothermal energy.
5.56% of the energy supply in California came from geothermal.
Nevada had the highest reliance on geothermal energy comprising 9.47% of state energy.
Pumped storage lost the equivalent 0.13% of all energy nationwide.
Missouri was the largest producer of pumped storage energy.
0.44% of the energy supply in Missouri came from wind.
Missouri had the highest reliance on pumped storage energy.
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