StateMaster - Residential Prices > Petroleum

Rank	States	Amount (top to bottom)
#1	Hawaii:	$30.52
#2	Rhode Island:	$21.46
#3	Florida:	$20.97
#4	New Jersey:	$20.50
#5	Alaska:	$20.27
#6	Massachusetts:	$19.63
#7	Connecticut:	$19.56
#8	Maryland:	$19.39
#9	District of Columbia:	$19.22
#10	Virginia:	$18.69
#11	Arizona:	$18.64
#12	Pennsylvania:	$18.63
#13	New York:	$18.58
#14	South Carolina:	$18.49
#15	West Virginia:	$18.42
#16	California:	$18.35
#17	Maine:	$17.96
#18	Louisiana:	$17.54
#19	Nevada:	$17.32
#20	Georgia:	$17.30
#21	North Carolina:	$17.27
#22	Delaware:	$17.23
#23	Vermont:	$16.86
#24	Alabama:	$16.84
#25	New Mexico:	$16.78
#26	Mississippi:	$16.70
#27	Oregon:	$16.65
#28	Washington:	$16.57
#29	Texas:	$16.46
#30	New Hampshire:	$16.40
#31	Tennessee:	$16.14
#32	Ohio:	$16.07
#33	Arkansas:	$15.59
#34	Kentucky:	$15.07
#35	Indiana:	$14.70
#36	Michigan:	$14.56
#37	Oklahoma:	$14.54
#38	Utah:	$14.45
#39	Idaho:	$14.14
#40	Colorado:	$13.82
#41	Minnesota:	$13.34
#42	Wisconsin:	$13.17
#43	Illinois:	$13.09
#44	Montana:	$13.03
#45	Wyoming:	$12.94
#46	Missouri:	$12.94
#47	South Dakota:	$11.48
#48	North Dakota:	$11.46
#49	Kansas:	$11.11
#50	Iowa:	$10.97
#51	Nebraska:	$10.92
	Weighted average:	$16.52

DEFINITION: Residential Sector Energy Price Estimates by Source, 2001 (Nominal Dollars per Million Btu) NOTE: LPG stands for Liquefied petroleum gases.

SOURCE: Energy Information Administration

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