USA outdoor power import

Are there more US electricity import States than export States?

There are more US electricity import states or districts than export states, by a ratio of 22 to 14. The 3 leading import states (Minnesota, Vermont and Washington state) spent over half (52.8%) of electricity bought by all American power-importing states during 2024.

How much electricity does the United States import a year?

The United States imported 38.92 terawatt-hours of electricity in 2023 from its neighboring countries Canada and Mexico. In the past decade, electricity imports in the U.S. peaked in 2015, at nearly 76 terawatt-hours. Meanwhile, electricity exports from the U.S. have fluctuated between six and 20 terawatt-hours per year.

Which states import electricity from Canada or Mexico?

Some states also import and export electricity outside the United States to Canada or Mexico. New York, California, Vermont, Minnesota, and Michigan are the five states that imported the most electricity from Canada or Mexico on average from 2013 through 2017.

Which states import electricity in 2024?

The 3 leading import states (Minnesota, Vermont and Washington state) spent over half (52.8%) of electricity bought by all American power-importing states during 2024. Listed below are the American states that represent destinations for electrical energy imported from foreign suppliers in 2024.

How much electricity did the US import in 2021?

Imports of electricity bought by the United States totaled $2.3 billion resulting from a -28.6% drop in US spending on electrical power compared to $3.2 billion one year earlier. The total value of US electricity imports retreated by -14.4% from $2.6 billion for 2021.

What is the US energy trade dashboard?

The U.S. Energy Trade Dashboard provides annual, HS -10 level trade data on U.S. exports (Schedule B) and imports (HTS) of primary energy, energy equipment, and materials for battery supply chains.