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ESTIMATED USE OF GASOHOL - 2000 1/

OCTOBER 2001 (THOUSANDS OF GALLONS) TABLE MF-33E
STATE TOTAL ETHANOL USED IN GASOHOL 2/ GASOHOL
10-PERCENT GASOHOL 3/ LESS THAN 10-PERCENT GASOHOL 4/ TOTAL
Alabama - - - -
Alaska 1,848 11,844 932 12,776
Arizona 15,701 - 203,915 203,915
Arkansas - - - -
California 59,585 - 1,045,346 1,045,346
Colorado 54,102 220,161 416,703 636,864
Connecticut 3,620 26,309 12,845 39,154
Delaware - - - -
Dist. of Col. - - - -
Florida 1,661 16,611 - 16,611
Georgia - - - -
Hawaii - - - -
Idaho - - - -
Illinois 259,024 1,054,073 1,995,026 3,049,099
Indiana 106,200 971,685 117,290 1,088,975
Iowa 83,152 831,515 - 831,515
Kansas 2,309 23,093 - 23,093
Kentucky 2,527 25,269 - 25,269
Louisiana 252 2,519 - 2,519
Maine - - - -
Maryland 2,576 25,760 - 25,760
Massachusetts - - - -
Michigan 85,007 850,065 - 850,065
Minnesota 209,605 1,048,027 1,361,074 2,409,101
Mississippi - - - -
Missouri 26,110 179,707 105,711 285,418
Montana 505 4,791 334 5,125
Nebraska 29,721 297,215 - 297,215
Nevada 25,843 72,494 241,481 313,976
New Hampshire - - - -
New Jersey 8,305 7,186 98,529 105,715
New Mexico 23,910 239,104 - 239,104
New York 14,128 77,115 83,329 160,445
North Carolina 35,419 354,189 - 354,189
North Dakota 5,577 55,771 - 55,771
Ohio 211,878 2,118,781 - 2,118,781
Oklahoma - - - -
Oregon 12,566 119,047 8,585 127,632
Pennsylvania 11,972 91,561 36,568 128,129
Rhode Island - - - -
South Carolina - - - -
South Dakota 20,814 208,144 - 208,144
Tennessee - - - -
Texas 58,595 521,328 83,928 605,256
Utah 10,773 84,483 30,196 114,679
Vermont - - - -
Virginia 33,407 334,068 - 334,068
Washington 29,996 299,956 - 299,956
West Virginia 288 2,879 - 2,879
Wisconsin 29,283 208,860 109,057 317,917
Wyoming - - - -
Total 1,476,261 10,383,611 5,950,848 16,334,459

1/ This table shows Federal Highway Administration estimates of gasohol use. The gasohol volumes shown include both the ethanol and the gasoline components. The Energy Policy Act of 1992 expanded the definition of gasohol effective January 1, 1993. Prior to the Act, gasohol was defined as a blend of gasoline and at least 10 percent, by volume, fuel alcohol. Under the Act, three types of gasohol were defined: (1) 10-percent gasohol, which corresponds to the definition before the Act; (2) 7.7-percent gasohol, which contains at least 7.7 percent alcohol but less than 10 percent; and (3) 5.7-percent gasohol which contains at least 5.7 percent alcohol but less than 7.7 percent.

2/ The amount of ethanol used in gasohol is estimated from gasohol tax collections, refunds, and credits reported by the Internal Revenue Service, U.S. Department of the Treasury.

3/ For most States, the figures shown for 10-percent blends are State data.

4/ 7.7-percent gasohol is generally used to meet the requirements for oxygenated fuel to reduce winter carbon monoxide emissions.

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