A 2024 EIA SEDS comparison of energy expenditures as a share of current-dollar GDP across the 50 states and District of Columbia.
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Canada had an estimated 41,417,056 residents on April 1, 2026. Compare all 13 provinces and territories, their national shares and the concentration in the four largest provinces.
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Petroleum fuel used for electricity generation in the U.S. electric-power sector was highly concentrated in a small number of states
Residential energy-efficiency programs can reduce both electricity use over time and the amount of power demanded during the highest-load periods.
Commercial-sector energy-efficiency program costs outside the customer-incentive category vary sharply across U.S. states in the 2023 EIA data. With the
Utility-scale solar net generation from independent power producers was heavily concentrated in a small group of U.S. states in 2025.
Customer incentives tied to industrial energy-efficiency programs vary widely across U.S. states in the 2023 reporting data. In the U.S.
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Expected peak-demand savings from industrial energy-efficiency programs vary sharply across U.S. states. In the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) 2023
The 2023 state data for residential energy-efficiency programs show a highly uneven distribution of expected life-cycle electricity savings. Under the
