Ethanol Consumption (per $ GDP) (most recent) by state

DEFINITION
Ethanol Consumption (Barrels). These numbers indicate how much ethanol is consumed. Ethanol is used in the transportation sector as an additive to motor gasoline and can be derived from sugar cane, sugar beets, corn, sweet sorghum, wheat and other grains. It is considered a renewable form of energy. Per $ GDP figures expressed per 10 million $ gross domestic product.

Energy Statistics > Ethanol Consumption (per $ GDP) (most recent) by state

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Rank

States

Amount

# 1

Minnesota:

254.139 per $10 million of GDP

# 2

Iowa:

204.43 per $10 million of GDP

# 3

South Dakota:

177.776 per $10 million of GDP

# 4

Illinois:

149.384 per $10 million of GDP

# 5

Indiana:

116.337 per $10 million of GDP

# 6

Colorado:

98.723 per $10 million of GDP

# 7

Nebraska:

97.509 per $10 million of GDP

# 8

Wisconsin:

94.414 per $10 million of GDP

# 9

North Dakota:

75.909 per $10 million of GDP

# 10

Nevada:

75.273 per $10 million of GDP

# 11

Utah:

45.9 per $10 million of GDP

# 12

Alaska:

39.556 per $10 million of GDP

# 13

North Carolina:

38.939 per $10 million of GDP

# 14

Michigan:

37.504 per $10 million of GDP

# 15

New Mexico:

34.788 per $10 million of GDP

# 16

Oregon:

34.185 per $10 million of GDP

# 17

Missouri:

31.2 per $10 million of GDP

# 18

Arizona:

29.099 per $10 million of GDP

# 19

Alabama:

26.997 per $10 million of GDP

# 20

Virginia:

25.748 per $10 million of GDP

# 21

West Virginia:

25.314 per $10 million of GDP

# 22

Washington:

22.443 per $10 million of GDP

# 23

Texas:

18.004 per $10 million of GDP

# 24

California:

14.321 per $10 million of GDP

# 25

Montana:

12.635 per $10 million of GDP

# 26

Ohio:

11.907 per $10 million of GDP

# 27

Pennsylvania:

8.766 per $10 million of GDP

# 28

New Jersey:

7.141 per $10 million of GDP

# 29

Kentucky:

7.089 per $10 million of GDP

# 30

Kansas:

5.853 per $10 million of GDP

# 31

Connecticut:

1.55 per $10 million of GDP

# 32

New York:

1.189 per $10 million of GDP

# 33

Florida:

0.437 per $10 million of GDP

# 34

Maryland:

0.309 per $10 million of GDP

= 35

Mississippi:

0 per $10 million of GDP

= 35

Oklahoma:

0 per $10 million of GDP

= 35

Idaho:

0 per $10 million of GDP

= 35

South Carolina:

0 per $10 million of GDP

= 35

Massachusetts:

0 per $10 million of GDP

= 35

Vermont:

0 per $10 million of GDP

= 35

Louisiana:

0 per $10 million of GDP

= 35

Arkansas:

0 per $10 million of GDP

= 35

Maine:

0 per $10 million of GDP

= 35

District of Columbia:

0 per $10 million of GDP

= 35

New Hampshire:

0 per $10 million of GDP

= 35

Delaware:

0 per $10 million of GDP

= 35

Rhode Island:

0 per $10 million of GDP

= 35

Georgia:

0 per $10 million of GDP

= 35

Tennessee:

0 per $10 million of GDP

= 35

Hawaii:

0 per $10 million of GDP

= 35

Wyoming:

0 per $10 million of GDP

Weighted average:

35.8 per $10 million of GDP

DEFINITION: Ethanol Consumption (Barrels). These numbers indicate how much ethanol is consumed. Ethanol is used in the transportation sector as an additive to motor gasoline and can be derived from sugar cane, sugar beets, corn, sweet sorghum, wheat and other grains. It is considered a renewable form of energy. Per $ GDP figures expressed per 10 million $ gross domestic product.

Energy Statistics > Ethanol Consumption (per $ GDP) (most recent) by state

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