Energy Consumption in Mississippi

370 million Btu
Energy consumption per capita
2023

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

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Side-by-side comparison of Mississippi vs. the U.S. average.

National ranking

How states rank by energy use per capita.

#1Kentucky0
#2Louisiana0
#3Alaska3
#4Wyoming5
#5Utah11.2
#6South Dakota$11.4
#7Minnesota13.4
#8Colorado13.8
#9Vermont50
#10Maine55%
#11Rhode Island162
#12Massachusetts183
#13New York185
#14Nevada190
#15California200
#16Delaware210
#17Arizona220
#18New Hampshire230
#19New Jersey243
#20Florida250
#21North Carolina265
#22Georgia278
#23New Mexico280
#24Michigan288
#25Missouri290
#26Illinois291
#27Virginia300
#28Wisconsin300
#29Washington300
#30Ohio310
#31Tennessee355
#32Indiana372
#33Montana392
#34Texas453
#35Oregon46,000

Overview

Mississippi consumes about 370 million Btu of energy per resident annually. This data point highlights how Mississippi compares on energy consumption relative to national benchmarks. Hot, humid summers drive high residential air conditioning use across Mississippi.

Did you know?

  • Hot, humid summers drive high residential air conditioning use across Mississippi.

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