Petroleum Consumption by Type of Product

Sources:
Washington State University Extension Energy Program
Washington State Department of Community, Trade and Economic Development Energy Program

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PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION BY TYPE OF PRODUCT Billions of BTUs
Calendar Year	Total	Motor Gasoline	Jet Fuel	Aviation Gasoline	Distillates
Calendar Year	Total	Motor Gasoline	Jet Fuel	Aviation Gasoline	Transportation Diesel	Residential Heating Oil	Other¹
1984	599,836	242,371	87,938	884	48,716	18,392	38,350
1985	607,476	231,235	86,610	1,018	59,057	17,531	39,961
1986	676,060	246,627	96,086	1,150	81,959	18,155	35,580
1987	701,534	269,225	104,712	1,387	67,892	14,951	30,044
1988	735,497	266,320	116,309	1,082	71,909	16,394	30,074
1989	761,658	282,685	116,024	950	72,892	16,175	32,009
1990	763,158	280,844	126,021	1,579	67,623	15,580	34,200
1991	769,099	284,914	120,246	1,352	68,517	14,390	32,539
1992	855,720	289,946	135,960	1,458	73,582	12,139	28,116
1993	778,466	301,441	125,597	997	68,032	13,108	29,273
1994	810,678	300,445	121,686	1,606	86,803	13,726	32,479
1995	825,704	306,830	130,374	1,158	82,026	11,670	30,418
1996	820,276	321,363	126,535	1,473	88,730	12,828	29,432
1997	825,228	319,102	127,315	1,019	102,914	10,784	29,267
1998	825,169	322,276	123,941	1,795	86,576	10,235	30,518
1999	852,233	329,537	125,620	1,431	103,493	11,016	26,670
2000	844,558	328,508	140,195	1,675	109,205	10,117	27,012
2001	849,174	330,794	123,692	747	98,580	11,045	30,920
2002	814,534	336,144	102,489	1,302	108,003	11,045	25,560
2003	792,934	334,897	99,184	1,137	105,505	8,480	23,198

Calendar Year	Residual Fuel	Kerosene	LPG²	Other³	Non-Energy
Calendar Year	Residual Fuel	Kerosene	LPG²	Other³	Asphalt & Road Oil	Lubricants
1984	62,665	6,567	7,678	64,684	17,428	4,162
1985	71,713	6,873	8,886	67,181	13,530	3,879
1986	97,779	4,260	9,191	65,531	15,950	3,793
1987	86,580	4,874	12,238	90,292	15,051	4,288
1988	102,722	5,355	10,328	98,120	12,749	4,135
1989	98,613	4,037	12,520	104,180	17,333	4,241
1990	102,303	426	8,310	105,445	16,462	4,364
1991	108,744	398	9,380	105,022	19,691	3,904
1992	145,717	268	9,238	135,255	20,061	3,981
1993	98,832	359	9,310	107,948	19,516	4,053
1994	97,637	507	9,427	118,724	23,401	4,237
1995	108,799	686	10,555	115,414	23,611	4,164
1996	80,271	806	11,543	118,726	24,527	4,041
1997	81,254	945	18,500	102,998	26,862	4,269
1998	60,557	1,023	17,043	139,617	27,119	4,469
1999	50,228	702	16,119	155,669	27,233	4,516
2000	47,471	577	23,288	119,199	32,864	4,448
2001	40,334	835	25,596	159,811	22,743	4,075
2002	34,247	386	17,452	149,081	24,797	4,027
2003	38,167	803	9,925	148,820	19,096	3,723

¹"Other Distillate Fuel" includes: vessel fuel, commercial and industrial space heating, manufacturing, military use, refinery and pipeline fuel, use by railroads, farms, mines, and construction.
²Liquid petroleum gas.
³"Other Petroleum Products" in Washington comprises 16 fuel and non-fuel products, including petroleum feedstocks and petrochemical feedstocks, waxes, refinery fuels, and petroleum coke. Petroleum coke used at refineries and smelters is the majority component.

British Thermal Unit (BTU): The quantity of heat required to raise the temperature of one pound of water by one degree Fahrenheit.

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