State-level energy-efficiency data for 2023 show a highly uneven distribution of life-cycle peak demand savings. In the U.S. Energy Information
Which States Had the Largest Life-Cycle Peak Demand Savings in 2023? Read More »
A state-by-state look at 2024 power-sector SO₂ emissions reported under EIA’s Other (OTH) fuel category across 50 states and the District of Columbia.
A 2024 EIA state comparison of where petroleum-related NOx emissions from the U.S. electric power industry were concentrated.
Where Petroleum-Related U.S. Power-Sector NOx Emissions Were Concentrated in 2024 Read More »
All 20 highest-density local authorities in the 2021 England-and-Wales table were London boroughs, led by Tower Hamlets at 15,702.9 people per km².
Where Was Population Density Highest Across England and Wales in 2021? Read More »
In 2023, the top five jurisdictions accounted for 50.0% of industrial energy-efficiency program life-cycle all-other costs, and the top ten for 75.2%.
Texas, Louisiana, and California dominated U.S. industrial and commercial sector net generation in 2024, while the top ten jurisdictions produced 74.9% of the total.
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A 2021 EIA state comparison of where industrial coal-related CO₂ emissions were concentrated across the United States.
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Texas led U.S. state coal-related energy CO₂ emissions in 2022, while the ten highest jurisdictions accounted for 56.2% of the 51-jurisdiction total.
U.S. Coal CO₂ Emissions by State in 2022: A Wide Gap Across 51 Jurisdictions Read More »
New York had the largest 2022 residential energy-related CO₂ total in this EIA state series, followed by California and Illinois. See the distribution across 51 jurisdictions and how to interpret it.
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