The second most expensive state in terms of energy cost is North Dakota with an average energy cost of $840. Heating oil is the most expensive in the state which takes up most of the energy cost. Iowa is the third most expensive state with an energy cost of $798 average. Other states with high energy costs are Montana ($787), Minnesota ($782) and Massachusetts ($759).
The states with lowest energy costs are Nebraska ($453), Texas ($437), Kansas ($436) and Arizona ($400). The state which is at the bottom of the list is New Mexico which has the average energy cost of $376.
| State | Total Energy Cost |
|---|---|
| Wyoming | $1591 |
| North Dakota | $840 |
| Iowa | $798 |
| Montana | $787 |
| Minnesota | $782 |
| Massachusetts | $759 |
| Connecticut | $750 |
| Alaska | $716 |
| South Dakota | $709 |
| Virginia | $694 |
| Rhode Island | $690 |
| Utah | $684 |
| Alabama | $677 |
| Pennsylvania | $669 |
| Maryland | $665 |
| New Hampshire | $662 |
| West Virginia | $659 |
| Wisconsin | $659 |
| Indiana | $645 |
| Maine | $645 |
| Vermont | $644 |
| New Jersey | $643 |
| Ohio | $630 |
| Illinois | $622 |
| Washington | $618 |
| Idaho | $591 |
| Oregon | $591 |
| New York | $589 |
| Hawaii | $583 |
| Michigan | $583 |
| Missouri | $578 |
| Delaware | $564 |
| North Carolina | $557 |
| Kentucky | $556 |
| Arkansas | $541 |
| Nevada | $538 |
| Georgia | $533 |
| South Carolina | $533 |
| Tennessee | $524 |
| Oklahoma | $477 |
| Californa | $476 |
| Louisiana | $474 |
| Colorado | $470 |
| Florida | $462 |
| Mississippi | $457 |
| Nebraska | $453 |
| Texas | $437 |
| Kansas | $436 |
| Arizona | $400 |
| New Mexico | $376 |
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