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ESTIMATED USE OF GASOHOL - 2000 1/ (THOUSANDS OF LITERS)

OCTOBER 2001  TABLE MF-33EM
  TOTAL ETHANOL USED IN GASOHOL 2/ GASOHOL
10-PERCENT GASOHOL 3/ LESS THAN 10-PERCENT GASOHOL 4/ TOTAL
Alabama - - - -
Alaska 6,995 44,834 3,528 48,362
Arizona 59,435 - 771,902 771,902
Arkansas - - - -
California 225,554 - 3,957,065 3,957,065
Colorado 204,798 833,400 1,577,392 2,410,792
Connecticut 13,703 99,590 48,624 148,214
Delaware - - - -
Dist. of Col. - - - -
Florida 6,288 62,879 - 62,879
Georgia - - - -
Hawaii - - - -
Idaho - - - -
Illinois 980,513 3,990,100 7,551,995 11,542,095
Indiana 402,011 3,678,228 443,991 4,122,219
Iowa 314,765 3,147,627 - 3,147,627
Kansas 8,741 87,417 - 87,417
Kentucky 9,566 95,654 - 95,654
Louisiana 954 9,535 - 9,535
Maine - - - -
Maryland 9,751 97,512 - 97,512
Massachusetts - - - -
Michigan 321,786 3,217,846 - 3,217,846
Minnesota 793,441 3,967,214 5,152,226 9,119,439
Mississippi - - - -
Missouri 98,837 680,265 400,160 1,080,425
Montana 1,912 18,136 1,264 19,400
Nebraska 112,506 1,125,081 - 1,125,081
Nevada 97,826 274,420 914,105 1,188,525
New Hampshire - - - -
New Jersey 31,438 27,202 372,973 400,175
New Mexico 90,509 905,107 - 905,107
New York 53,480 291,912 315,435 607,347
North Carolina 134,075 1,340,751 - 1,340,751
North Dakota 21,111 211,116 - 211,116
Ohio 802,045 8,020,459 - 8,020,459
Oklahoma - - - -
Oregon 47,567 450,642 32,498 483,140
Pennsylvania 45,319 346,596 138,425 485,021
Rhode Island - - - -
South Carolina - - - -
South Dakota 78,790 787,911 - 787,911
Tennessee - - - -
Texas 221,806 1,973,441 317,702 2,291,143
Utah 40,780 319,803 114,304 434,107
Vermont - - - -
Virginia 126,459 1,264,585 - 1,264,585
Washington 113,547 1,135,457 - 1,135,457
West Virginia 1,090 10,898 - 10,898
Wisconsin 110,848 790,621 412,826 1,203,447
Wyoming - - - -
Total 5,588,248 39,306,240 22,526,414 61,832,654

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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