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Nebraska Energy Statistics

Nebraska's Petroleum
Average Annual Expenditures
by Sector

Expenditures on petroleum dropped to $3,974.5 million ($4.0 billion) in 2020, which was a 23.3–percent decrease from 2019 expenditures of $5,184.1 million ($5.2 billion).

The transportation sector spent over three–quarters (82 percent) of the total expenditures. The industrial sector spent 14 percent, the residential sector spent 2.1 percent, and the commercial sector spent 1.9 percent, while the electric power sector spent less than 1 percent (0.07%).

The expenditures are in nominal dollars to provide a better comparison.

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chart showing Petroleum Average Annual Expenditures by Sector in Nebraska.

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Petroleum Average Annual Expenditures by Sector
Nebraska, 2010 – 2020

(Million Nominal Dollars)

Year Sectors Annual
Total
End–Use Sectors Electric
Power
Commercial Industrial Residential Transportation
2020 $73.5 $566.0 $84.9 $3,247.4 $2.7 $3,974.5
2019 $88.5 $682.3 $109.4 $4,300.4 $3.6 $5,184.1
2018 $92.0 $687.9 $102.6 $4,440.0 $3.4 $5,325.9
2017 $67.4 $620.4 $69.9 $3,789.9 $1.2 $4,548.8
2016 $60.7 $522.7 $66.2 $3,345.9 $1.0 $3,996.5
2015 $75.1 $601.2 $123.5 $3,834.8 $1.7 $4,636.2
2014 $68.4 $861.1 $188.9 $5,432.9 $12.5 $6,563.7
2013 $72.6 $977.3 $181.9 $5,424.5 $12.1 $6,668.3
2012 $51.1 $1,095.5 $137.7 $5,431.6 $5.7 $6,721.6
2011 $50.9 $877.2 $186.6 $5,449.8 $9.1 $6,573.7
2010 $41.4 $707.6 $158.3 $4,454.4 $5.7 $5,367.3

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Petroleum Average Annual Expenditures by Sector
Nebraska, 1990 – 2009

(Million Nominal Dollars)

Year Sectors Annual
Total
End–Use Sectors Electric
Power
Commercial Industrial Residential Transportation
2009 $35.7 $622.6 $139.1 $3,181.7 $3.5 $3,982.6
2008 $69.7 $1,051.6 $204.1 $4,351.0 $8.9 $5,685.3
2007 $42.8 $927.5 $133.1 $3,821.6 $6.1 $4,931.0
2006 $36.1 $841.8 $106.9 $3,429.2 $3.6 $4,417.7
2005 $29.7 $718.9 $110.7 $2,979.0 $4.1 $3,842.5
2004 $34.5 $585.9 $85.2 $2,370.7 $1.9 $3,078.2
2003 $27.0 $458.4 $82.8 $1,953.7 $2.7 $2,524.5
2002 $16.3 $377.2 $73.5 $1,705.3 $1.4 $2,173.7
2001 $29.0 $383.9 $74.9 $1,766.8 $2.4 $2,257.0
2000 $32.2 $361.3 $75.2 $1,957.7 $4.2 $2,430.5
1999 $11.2 $249.2 $49.6 $1,590.9 $1.7 $1,902.6
1998 $10.8 $244.3 $45.1 $1,450.8 $1.8 $1,752.8
1997 $10.1 $282.0 $47.5 $1,619.5 $1.9 $1,960.9
1996 $13.1 $310.6 $58.2 $1,656.9 $1.4 $2,040.2
1995 $8.1 $246.6 $34.9 $1,406.2 $1.5 $1,697.3
1994 $12.4 $264.2 $34.3 $1,329.8 $1.1 $1,641.7
1993 $11.9 $243.9 $37.5 $1,308.2 $1.0 $1,602.7
1992 $15.4 $263.2 $39.7 $1,301.8 $0.7 $1,620.8
1991 $13.9 $280.3 $43.0 $1,302.1 $0.8 $1,640.0
1990 $21.3 $317.9 $39.8 $1,346.0 $1.3 $1,726.2

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Petroleum Average Annual Expenditures by Sector
Nebraska, 1970 – 1989

(Million Nominal Dollars)

Year Sectors Annual
Total
End–Use Sectors Electric
Power
Commercial Industrial Residential Transportation
1989 $15.9 $273.5 $49.0 $1,173.8 $2.1 $1,514.2
1988 $15.3 $257.3 $33.2 $1,074.2 $2.4 $1,382.5
1987 $18.3 $261.3 $33.6 $1,045.5 $1.6 $1,360.4
1986 $15.5 $236.4 $29.0 $972.1 $1.9 $1,254.9
1985 $39.8 $296.3 $47.8 $1,171.2 $2.1 $1,557.2
1984 $44.2 $272.8 $37.7 $1,193.3 $1.5 $1,549.5
1983 $40.4 $284.8 $65.8 $1,218.4 $2.7 $1,612.1
1982 $25.7 $272.6 $64.4 $1,285.6 $5.1 $1,653.4
1981 $27.6 $275.7 $58.6 $1,329.4 $3.7 $1,695.0
1980 $18.0 $253.5 $54.9 $1,233.0 $6.7 $1,566.2
1979 $21.4 $224.6 $50.7 $982.3 $12.9 $1,291.9
1978 $14.8 $173.1 $57.5 $781.1 $15.2 $1,041.7
1977 $14.6 $151.3 $65.8 $721.6 $11.0 $964.3
1976 $14.5 $151.7 $67.1 $652.3 $14.7 $900.3
1975 $10.6 $122.7 $55.4 $578.3 $10.5 $777.5
1974 $10.8 $108.3 $51.1 $526.1 $7.3 $703.8
1973 $6.4 $50.1 $52.7 $407.9 $2.1 $519.2
1972 $6.2 $52.3 $35.7 $354.1 $2.4 $450.6
1971 $5.6 $54.6 $31.3 $324.9 $0.9 $417.3
1970 $5.4 $49.5 $32.8 $317.0 $1.0 $405.7

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Sources: State Energy Price and Expenditure Report. Energy Information Administration, Washington, DC. Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy, Lincoln, NE.

Note: Totals may not equal the sum of the components due to independent rounding.

The table and graph were updated on September 14, 2022.
Typically, there are one to two years between updates.

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