Natural Gas in Michigan

≈ 0.1 Tcf
Gas production
36%
Gas share of power
Largest in the U.S.
Storage capacity

Historical data

Coming soon

Long-run charts for this indicator are on the way.

Compared to the United States

IndicatorMichiganUnited States
Natural gas share of electricity (%)3643

National ranking

Michigan ranks #15 of 34 states by natural gas share of electricity.

#1Rhode Island89%
#2Delaware88%
#3Illinois81%
#4Florida74%
#5Massachusetts68%
#6Louisiana68%
#7Virginia61%
#8Montana55
#9Nevada55%
#10Ohio50%
#11Vermont50
#12New Jersey48%
#13Georgia40%
#14Arizona39%
#15Michigan36%
#16North Carolina35%
#17Indiana34%
#18Colorado30%
#19New Mexico28%
#20Utah27%
#21Oregon25%
#22Wisconsin24%
#23Washington24%
#24Kentucky22%
#25Minnesota22%
#26Tennessee22%
#27New Hampshire20%
#28Alaska20%
#29Texas11.6
#30South Dakota10%
#31Missouri9%
#32Pennsylvania7.6
#33Wyoming7
#34Maine5%

Overview

In Michigan, natural gas stands at ≈ 0.1 Tcf (natural gas share of electricity). The U.S. figure for Natural gas share of electricity (%) is 43, versus 36 for Michigan. Other natural gas indicators for Michigan — Gas share of power: 36%; Storage capacity: Largest in the U.S..

Did you know?

  • Michigan can store over 1.1 trillion cubic feet of natural gas underground for winter demand.

Related data