| BTU (British Thermal Units) | |
|---|---|
| Natural Gas | 24.6 |
| Oil | 20.6 |
| Coal | 13.8 |
| Nuclear | 8.1 |
| Natural Gas Plant Liquis | 3.2 |
| Hydroelectric | 2.7 |
| Wind | 1.4 |
U.S. Domestic Energy Production (Quadrillion BTU)
Sources:
pewresearch.org
Share:
| BTU (British Thermal Units) | |
|---|---|
| Natural Gas | 24.6 |
| Oil | 20.6 |
| Coal | 13.8 |
| Nuclear | 8.1 |
| Natural Gas Plant Liquis | 3.2 |
| Hydroelectric | 2.7 |
| Wind | 1.4 |
Though many Americans may not realize it, the U.S. is producing considerably more of its own energy. Last year the U.S. generated a record 79.1 quadrillion Btu (British thermal units) domestically, nearly 14% more energy than in 2005, largely due to increased production of oil and natural gas.