Natural Gas in Wisconsin

Negligible
Gas production
24%
Gas share of power
Pipelines from Canada & the Gulf
Supply

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorWisconsinUnited States
Natural gas share of electricity (%)2443

National ranking

Wisconsin ranks #22 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

This page tracks natural gas for Wisconsin, part of our energy data. Gas production stands at Negligible. Compared to the U.S. average, Wisconsin reports 24 for natural gas share of electricity (%) versus 43 nationally. Wisconsin ranks #22 of 34 states by natural gas share of electricity.

Did you know?

  • Wisconsin produces no natural gas of its own; every therm arrives by pipeline.

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