Section L: Energy and Utilities

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Information on energy production and utilization in New York State — including electricity generation; energy usage and demand; oil and gas production; and nuclear power generation.

Highlights

Nearly 417 trillion Btu's of energy were produced in New York in 2005.
Over 4,000 trillion Btu's of energy were consumed in 2005, nearly ten times as much energy as New York produced.
New Yorkers paid over $57 billion for all types of energy in 2005, 21 percent more than in 2004.
Petroleum products provided 41 percent of the energy consumed in New York in 2005, followed by natural gas at 29 percent.
New York has six of the nation's 104 nuclear power plants, and they supplied 10 percent of the State's energy consumption in 2005.

L-1	Electric Energy Production: Selected Years 2000-04, and Net Summer Capacity: 2000 and 2004, US by State
L-2	Production of Primary Energy Resources, NYS: 1991-2005
L-3	Oil and Gas Production, NYS: 1966-2004
L-4	Primary Consumption of Energy by Type of Fuel, NYS: 1991-2005
L-5	Primary Consumption of Refined Petroleum Products by Type of Product, NYS: 1991-2005
L-6	Primary Consumption of Energy for Electric Generation by Type of Fuel, NYS: 1991-2005
L-7	Net Consumption of Energy by the Residential Sector, NYS: 1991-2005
L-8	Net Consumption of Energy by the Commercial Sector, NYS: 1991-2005
L-9	Net Consumption of Energy by the Industrial Sector, NYS: 1991-2005
L-10	Net Consumption of Energy by the Transportation Sector, NYS: 1991-2005
L-11	Net Energy Bill by Sector and Type of Fuel, NYS: Selected Years 1991-2005
L-12	Residential Retail Energy Prices, NYS: 1991-2005
L-13	Commercial Retail Energy Prices, NYS: 1991-2005
L-14	Industrial Retail Energy Prices, NYS: 1991-2005
L-15	Transportation Retail Energy Prices, NYS: 1991-2005
L-16	Sources and Disposition of Energy by the New York Power Authority, NYS: 2006
L-17	Generation by Major Privately Owned Electric Utilities by Type of Prime Mover Driving the Generator, NYS: 1972-2005
L-18	Energy Sales to Ultimate Customers of Major Privately Owned Electric Utilities by Type of Customer, NYS: 1972-2005
L-19	Energy Sales to Final Customers of Major Privately Owned Gas Utilities by Type of Customer, NYS: 1972-2005
L-20	Residential Customers of Electric and Gas Utilities, Usage and Bill per Customer and Revenue per Unit Consumed, NYS: Selected Years 1960-2005
L-21	Electric Service Companies, Average Annual Bill Data, NYS: 2005
L-22	Gas Service Companies, Average Annual Bill Data, NYS: 2005
L-23	New York Independent System Operator Electric Energy Load and Capacity Schedule: 2007-16
L-24	New York Independent System Operator Long-Term Electric Energy Forecast, 2005 Baseline and 2006-16 Forecast
L-25	Energy Conversion Factors, NYS: 2005
L-26	Oil and Gas Drillings and Completions, NYS: 1966-2005
L-27	Oil and Gas Reserves, NYS: 1966-2005
Figures
L-1	Primary Consumption of Energy by Type of Fuel, NYS: 1985 and 2001
L-2	Primary Consumption of Refined Petroleum Products by Type of Product, NYS: 1985 and 2001
L-3	Primary Consumption of Energy by the Electric Utility Sector by Type of Fuel, NYS: 1985 and 2001
L-4	Energy Flow, NYS: 2001
L-5	Net Energy Costs by Sector, NYS: Selected Years 1985-2001
L-6	Net Energy Costs by Fuel Type, NYS: Selected Years 1985-2001

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