Virginia Petroleum Consumption in Electric Power Sector (BTU) 1960-2003

Year Distillate Guel All Petroleum Products Petroleum Coke Residual Fuel
2006 2,682.06 8,034.4 - 5,353.34
2005 8,186.46 42,489.12 - 34,302.66
2004 7,126.49 50,717.76 - 43,591.27
2003 14,910.08 56,414.49 - 41,504.42
2002 3,137.50 35,430.14 - 32,292.64
2001 8,366.47 49,537.91 - 41,171.44
2000 5,628.21 26,833.23 - 21,205.02
1999 3,733.10 31,312.49 - 27,579.38
1998 2,703.62 27,537.71 - 24,834.08
1997 13,156.36 20,759.76 - 7,603.40
1996 5,104.20 10,273.55 - 5,169.35
1995 3,978.80 13,896.11 - 9,917.31
1994 5,057.57 26,109.47 - 21,051.90
1993 2,527.68 22,995.12 - 20,467.44
1992 3,366.09 16,197.90 - 12,831.81
1991 3,080.87 20,748.13 - 17,667.26
1990 3,220.26 12,151.23 - 8,930.97
1989 3,541.15 42,471.54 - 38,930.39
1988 1,955.36 27,238.44 - 25,283.08
1987 1,883.52 28,767.06 - 26,883.54
1986 1,600.70 30,738.91 - 29,138.21
1985 1,979.60 10,159.74 - 8,180.14
1984 1,805.82 16,369.47 - 14,563.65
1983 1,618.24 17,000.19 - 15,381.94
1982 1,891.44 20,749.27 - 18,857.84
1981 3,518.42 42,951.47 - 39,433.04
1980 4,621.80 96,322.27 - 91,700.47
1979 4,230.52 156,993.61 - 152,763.09
1978 6,363.60 173,106.00 - 166,742.40
1977 9,279.87 180,118.02 - 170,838.15
1976 5,859.43 162,709.63 - 156,850.20
1975 3,633.20 171,751.02 - 168,117.81
1974 9,011.64 177,897.13 - 168,885.49
1973 5,498.07 165,121.54 1,687.11 157,936.36
1972 6,664.21 167,781.78 6,300.95 154,816.61
1971 3,318.51 141,561.24 4,941.61 133,301.12
1970 4,202.07 116,768.98 5,156.33 107,410.57
1969 2,247.12 58,976.46 - 56,729.35
1968 88.28 2,317.10 - 2,228.82
1967 69.85 1,833.22 - 1,763.37
1966 53.84 1,413.13 - 1,359.29
1965 42.41 1,113.11 - 1,070.69
1964 51.45 1,350.35 - 1,298.90
1963 41.48 1,088.69 - 1,047.21
1962 44.19 1,159.72 - 1,115.53
1961 35.14 922.18 - 887.04
1960 32.40 850.54 - 818.13

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Notes:
  • Residual fuel oil: A general classification for the heavier oils, known as No. 5 and No. 6 fuel oils, that remain after the distillate fuel oils and lighter hydrocarbons are distilled away in refinery operations. It conforms to ASTM Specifications D 396 and D 975 and Federal Specification VV-F-815C. No. 5, a residual fuel oil of medium viscosity, is also known as Navy Special and is defined in Military Specification MIL-F-859E, including Amendment 2 (NATO Symbol F-770). It is used in steam-powered vessels in government service and inshore powerplants. No. 6 fuel oil includes Bunker C fuel oil and is used for the production of electric power, space heating, vessel bunkering, and various industrial purposes.


    • Source:
  • Petroleum Consumption, British Thermal Units, State Energy Consumption, Price, and Expenditure Estimates, EIA.

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