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Our Regional
Focus
Connecticut
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Gross State Product is $161.4 b;
finance, insurance and real estate
represent 29%; manufacturing is 16%
Population of 3.29 m is a .8% increase
from ‘95-2000
Residential consumption is nearly
30% of the state total; 28% from
transportation
Business and Industry Demographics Energy Consumption
Delaware Gross State Product is $37.7 b;
finance, insurance and real estate rep-
resent 40%; manufacturing is 14%
Population of 784,000 is a 9.1%
increase from ’95-2000
Industrial consumption is nearly 40%
of state total; 25% from transportation
Maine Gross State Product is $37.6 b;
finance, insurance and real estate
represent 19%; manufacturing is 15%
Population of 1.259 m is a 1.7%
increase from ’95-2000
Industrial consumption represents
49% of state total; 21% from trans-
portation
Maryland Gross State Product is $186.8 b;
finance, insurance and real estate
represent 21%; manufacturing is 8%
Population of 5.212 m is a 3.8%
increase from ’95-2000
Transportation consumption represents
29% of state total; 26% from residen-
tial
Massachusetts Gross State Product is $279.4 b;
finance, insurance and real estate
represent 25%; manufacturing is 14%
Population of 6.206 m is a 2.4%
increase from ’95-2000
Transportation consumption represents
28% of state total; 25% from
industrial
New Hampshire Gross State Product is $46.6 b;
finance, insurance and real estate
represent 24%; manufacturing is 20%
Population of 1.216 m is a 6.2 %
increase from ’95-2000
Transportation consumption represents
30% of state total; 29% from
industrial
New Jersey Gross State Product is $357.3 b;
finance, insurance and real estate
represent 24%; manufacturing is 12%
Population of 8.191 m is a 2.8%
increase from ’95-2000
Transportation consumption represents
33% of state total; 67% from industrial,
commercial and residential
New York Gross State Product is $823.5 b;
finance, insurance and real estate
represent 32%; manufacturing is 10%
Population of 18.234 m is a .5 %
increase from ’95-2000
Commercial consumption represents
28% of state total; 26% from residential;
industrial and transportation 23% each
Pennsylvania Gross State Product is $412.2 b;
finance, insurance and real estate and
manufacturing each represent 19%
Population of 11.986 m is a .5%
decrease from ’95-2000
Industrial consumption represents
35% of state total; nearly 50% from
transportation and residential
Rhode Island Gross State Product is $35 b; finance,
insurance and real estate and
manufacturing comprise 40%
Population of 994,000 is a .5%
increase from ’95-2000
Industrial consumption represents
30% of state total; 50% combined
from residential and transportation
Vermont Gross State Product is $18.5 b;
manufacturing and finance, insurance
and real estate represent 34%
Population of 597,000 is a 2.4%
increase from ’95-2000
Transportation consumption represents
32% of state total; 50% combined
from residential and industrial
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