U. S. energy for the rest of the century: 1984 edition. Annual report

Technical Report · Mon Jul 02 04:00:00 EDT 1984

OSTI ID:6425252

Gustaferro, J F

This report presents U.S. energy consumption and supply for two years 1983 and 2000. In 1983 the United States consumed about 70.5 quadrillion British thermal units of energy. The report projects a U.S. energy consumption of about 84 quadrillion British thermal units in the year 2000. The 84 quadrillion British thermal units consists of 13 million barrels per day of petroleum, 18 trillion cubic feet of natural gas and 3.5 trillion kilowatt hours of electricity. Coal production is projected at 1,405 million tons which includes exports. The data presented in the 1984 forecast cover the spectrum of U.S. energy requirements and focus on the end-use of energy for operational purposes, e.g., highway transportation, space heating, lighting, and construction. The report's tables provide data on fuel consumption by types and energy content for 1983 and as projected for the year 2000. End users of energy in the United States currently spend $441 billion annually for energy. This includes direct taxes.

• Research Organization: International Trade Administration, Washington, DC (USA)
• OSTI ID: 6425252
• Report Number(s): PB-84-207406
• Country of Publication: United States
• Language: English

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