Energy Information Administration

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Energy Information Administration

• 25th Anniversary of the
• 1973 Oil Embargo

Energy Trends Since the First Major U. S.
Energy Crisis
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Major Disruptions ofWorld Oil Supply
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Imported Oil as a Percent of Total U. S.
Consumption
4
Percent of OPEC and Persian Gulf World Oil
Production
5
U. S. Retail Price of Gasoline
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U.S. Crude Oil Prices
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U. S. Natural Gas Prices
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U. S. Total Petroleum Consumption
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U. S. Per Capita Use of Petroleum
10
U. S. Government Owned Crude Oil Stocks
11
Cost of Finding Oil and Gas Reserves
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U. S. MPG Ratings for New Vehicles
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U. S. Average Horsepower of a New Vehicle
14
Share of U. S. Homes Heated With Oil
15
Share of U. S. Electricity Generated By Petroleum
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U. S. Crude Oil Reserves
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U. S. Natural Gas Reserves
18
Futures And Options Markets Changed Energy
Marketing
Options
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U. S. Total Energy Consumption
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Annual Growth in U.S.Total Energy Use
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U. S. Per Capita Use of Energy
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Share of U. S. World Energy Consumption
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U.S. Primary Energy Consumption per Dollar of GDP
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Share of U. S. Renewable Energy Consumption
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U. S. Retail Price of Electricity
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Percent of U. S. New Homes Built with Natural Gas
Heat
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Efficiency of an Average New Refrigerator in the
United States
28
Share of U.S. Net Electric Utility Generation by
Energy Source
56.8
45.6
Share
18.3
20
11
16.9
9.5
14.6
2.4
4.5
0.1
0.2
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U. S. Air Pollution
30
U.S. Carbon Emissions
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U. S. Carbon Emissions by Sector