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Table 1.2. Useful Thermal Output by Energy Source by…
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Table 1.2. Useful Thermal Output by Energy Source by Combined Heat and Power Producers, 1995
through 2006
(Billion Btus)
Other
Period Coal1 Petroleum2 Natural Gas Other Gases3 Other5 Total
Renewables4
Total Combined Heat and Power
1995 ................................... 386,403 120,790 686,182 144,715 768,338 44,389 2,150,817
1996 ................................... 391,540 132,815 710,733 149,831 755,847 42,980 2,183,746
1997 ................................... 388,944 136,742 712,683 150,144 785,306 53,361 2,227,180
1998 ................................... 381,546 135,519 781,637 167,064 757,131 46,437 2,269,334
1999 ................................... 385,926 125,486 810,918 178,971 744,470 47,871 2,293,642
2000 ................................... 383,687 108,045 812,036 184,062 763,674 50,459 2,301,963
2001 ................................... 354,204 90,308 740,979 132,937 584,560R 55,162R 1,958,151
2002 ................................... 336,848 72,826 708,738 117,513 571,507R 48,264R 1,855,697
2003 ................................... 333,361 85,263 610,122 110,263 632,368R 54,960R 1,826,335
2004 ................................... 346,083 96,439 504,548 133,821 683,657R 40,131R 1,804,678
2005 ................................... 356,901 97,035 445,160 137,124 726,825R 41,089R 1,804,133
2006 ................................... 338,747 77,775 456,063 128,038 731,785 47,577 1,779,986
Combined Heat and Power, Electric Power
1995 ................................... 40,427 13,044 117,994 4,344 26,910 249 202,968
1996 ................................... 42,982 11,603 121,431 3,928 32,761 314 213,019
1997 ................................... 39,437 11,823 132,125 7,746 30,147 29 221,307
1998 ................................... 43,256 6,261 141,834 5,064 25,969 68 222,452
1999 ................................... 52,061 6,718 145,525 3,548 30,172 28 238,052
2000 ................................... 53,329 6,610 157,886 5,312 25,661 39 248,837
2001 ................................... 51,515 6,087 164,206 4,681 12,676R 3,343R 242,508
2002 ................................... 40,020 3,869 214,137 5,961 12,550R 4,732R 281,269
2003 ................................... 38,249 7,379 200,077 9,282 19,786R 3,296R 278,068
2004 ................................... 22,153 1,250 129,791 16,043 8,284R 1,441R 178,962
2005 ................................... 25,273 1,162 118,313 31,932 10,150R 2,508R 189,337
2006 ................................... 28,234 574 105,472 17,396 9,854 3,111 164,642
Combined Heat and Power, Commercial
1995 ................................... 16,718 2,877 28,574 -- 15,223 1 63,393
1996 ................................... 19,742 2,905 32,770 --R 18,057 -- 73,474
1997 ................................... 21,958 3,832 39,893 20 20,232 -- 85,935
1998 ................................... 20,185 4,853 38,510 34 18,426 -- 82,008
1999 ................................... 20,479 3,298 36,857 --R 17,145 -- 77,779
2000 ................................... 21,001 3,827 39,293 --R 17,613 -- 81,734
2001 ................................... 18,495 4,118 34,923 -- 8,253R 5,770R 71,560
2002 ................................... 18,477 2,743 36,265 -- 6,901R 4,801R 69,188
2003 ................................... 22,780 2,716 16,955 -- 8,297R 6,142R 56,889
2004 ................................... 23,753 4,023 21,418 -- 10,413R 6,599R 66,205
2005 ................................... 21,088 3,412 22,218 -- 8,009R 5,461R 60,187
2006 ................................... 20,504 2,269 27,508 1 8,422 5,563 64,267
Combined Heat and Power, Industrial
1995 ................................... 329,258 104,869 539,614 140,371 726,205 44,139 1,884,456
1996 ................................... 328,816 118,307 556,532 145,903 705,029 42,666 1,897,253
1997 ................................... 327,549 121,087 540,665 142,378 734,927 53,332 1,919,938
1998 ................................... 318,105 124,405 601,293 161,966 712,736 46,369 1,964,874
1999 ................................... 313,386 115,470 628,536 175,423 697,153 47,843 1,977,811
2000 ................................... 309,357 97,608 614,857 178,750 720,400 50,420 1,971,392
2001 ................................... 284,194 80,103 541,850 128,256 563,631R 46,049R 1,644,083
2002 ................................... 278,351 66,214 458,336 111,552 552,056R 38,731R 1,505,240
2003 ................................... 272,332 75,168 393,090 100,981 604,285R 45,522R 1,491,378
2004 ................................... 300,177 91,166 353,339 117,778 664,960R 32,091R 1,559,511
2005 ................................... 310,540 92,461 304,629 105,192 708,666R 33,120R 1,554,609
2006 ................................... 290,009 74,931 323,083 110,641 713,509 38,903 1,551,077
1
Anthracite, bituminous coal, subbituminous coal, lignite, waste coal, and synthetic coal.
2
Distillate fuel oil (all diesel and No. 1, No. 2, and No. 4 fuel oils), residual fuel oil (No. 5 and No. 6 fuel oils and bunker C fuel oil), jet fuel, kerosene, petroleum coke (converted to liquid
petroleum, see Technical Notes for conversion methodology) and waste oil.
3
Blast furnace gas, propane gas, and other manufactured and waste gases derived from fossil fuels.
4
Wood, black liquor, other wood waste, biogenic municipal solid waste, landfill gas, sludge waste, agriculture byproducts, other biomass, and photovoltaic energy.
5
Non-biogenic municipal solid waste, batteries, chemicals, hydrogen, pitch, purchased steam, sulfur, tire-derived fuels and miscellaneous technologies.
R = Revised.
Note: Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding.
Sources: Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-906, "Power Plant Report;" Form EIA-920 "Combined Heat and Power Plant Report;" and predecessor forms.
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