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Electricity Expenditures in the Agricultural Sector

Expenditures on electricity decreased to $270.8 million in 2022, which was a 4.0–percent decrease from 2021 expenditures of $282.0 million.

A record high was set in 2012 at $312.3 million. The annual expenditures for electricity in the agricultural sector in Nebraska are listed in the data table and graphed in Figure 1 below. The expenditures are in nominal dollars to provide a better comparison.

 

Nebraska's Electricity Expenditures in the Agricultural Sector 1949-2022 Graph

 

Nebraska's Electricity Expenditures in the Agricultural Sector 1949 – 2022

(Million Nominal Dollars)

Annual Expenses by Year
YearExpense (millions of dollars)
2010$190.8
2011$232.0
2012$312.3
2013$281.8
2014$294.4
2015$246.9
2016$275.6
2017$291.3
2018$267.0
2019$221.8
2020$255.0
2021$282.0
2022$270.8
2023Not available
2024Not available
2025Not available
2026Not available
2027Not available
2028Not available
2029Not available
2030Not available
2031Not available
2032Not available
2033Not available
2034Not available
2035Not available
2036Not available
2037Not available
2038Not available
2039Not available
Annual Expenses by Year (1980–2009)
YearExpense (millions of dollars)
1980$66.8
1981$75.1
1982$86.1
1983$83.2
1984$86.0
1985$78.0
1986$74.2
1987$88.6
1988$96.1
1989$106.7
1990$104.1
1991$104.1
1992$102.0
1993$101.7
1994$113.4
1995$100.7
1996$112.0
1997$117.2
1998$120.8
1999$104.2
2000$112.9
2001$140.7
2002$164.1
2003$148.9
2004$134.6
2005$136.7
2006$159.1
2007$160.9
2008$194.3
2009$165.6
Annual Expenses by Year (1950–1979)
YearExpense (millions of dollars)
1950$1.4
1951$1.8
1952$1.9
1953$2.3
1954$2.3
1955$2.3
1956$2.4
1957$2.5
1958$2.7
1959$3.1
1960$3.4
1961$3.6
1962$3.8
1963$4.0
1964$4.4
1965$4.5
1966$4.9
1967$5.0
1968$5.7
1969$6.4
1970$6.4
1971$6.6
1972$7.0
1973$7.6
1974$10.0
1975$16.1
1976$28.9
1977$43.0
1978$63.0
1979$64.4

 

Annual Expenses by Year
YearExpense
1949$1.6

 

Sources: United States Department of Agriculture. Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy, Lincoln, NE.

Note: The personal use of electricity by farm families is not included in these figures.