West Virginia, Kentucky, Indiana Top 3 in Electricity Generation from Coal
Source: Energy Information Agency, U.S. Department of Energy
West Virginia
96.91%
Kentucky
93.65%
Indiana
88.95%
Wyoming
88.27%
Utah
83.85%
Missouri
83.43%
Ohio
79.95%
North Dakota
78.81%
New Mexico
74.13%
Nebraska
71.95%
Kansas
70.27%
Colorado
69.41%
Iowa
68.29%
Wisconsin
65.1%
Michigan
54.59%
Montana
52.88%
Oklahoma
51.66%
Georgia
51.6%
Minnesota
51.54%
North Carolina
51.31%
Arkansas
51.03%
Maryland
51.03%
Tennessee
50.49%
Pennsylvania
46.23%
Illinois
45.55%
Texas
43.06%
Arizona
42.52%
Alabama
40.72%
South Carolina
33.46%
Louisiana
33.42%
Virginia
32.57%
Delaware
29.88%
Florida
28.14%
South Dakota
24%
Mississippi
22.87%
Nevada
22.1%
Connecticut
19.6%
Hawaii
14.94%
New Hampshire
12.46%
Massachusetts
12.29%
California
11.23%
Alaska
9.04%
New Jersey
8.01%
New York
7.27%
Oregon
5.97%
Washington
5.07%
Maine
0.88%
District of Columbia
0
Idaho
0
Rhode Island
0
Vermont
0
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