Energy consumption in the United States reached a record high of more than 101 quadrillion British thermal units (quads) in 2018, barely surpassing the previous high recorded in 2007 by less than 0.3%. The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) has redesigned its U.S. energy consumption by source and sector chart to separate the electric power sector from the four end-use sectors. The new chart shows electricity retail sales to each end-use sector and the amount of electrical system energy losses within the electric power sector from generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity. More ›
Source: EIA, Monthly Energy Review
8/27/2019: $54.93/barrel
down$1.41 from week earlier
down$13.94 from year earlier
8/27/2019: $2.202/MMBtu
down$0.016 from week earlier
down$0.674 from year earlier
8/26/2019: $2.574/gal
down$0.024 from week earlier
down$0.253 from year earlier
8/23/2019: 427.8 million barrels
down10.0 million barrels from week earlier
up22.0 million barrels from year earlier
8/17/2019: 14.643 million tons
up1.396 million tons from week earlier
down1.146 million tons from year earlier
