Ohio supports a total population of over 11.6 million residents, 5.2 million housing units, and is home to more than 251,937 business enterprises (CFAES Knowledge Exchange, 2022). Energy development in Ohio is important for the future vitality of the state as it influences both economic growth and the general quality of life of Ohioans. Utilizing the IMPLAN economic input-output (I-O) modeling software, this webpage provides resources that estimates the economic contribution of the energy sector in Ohio. The IMPLAN model estimates direct, indirect, and induced contributions of jobs, labor income, value added and output from the energy sector operating in Ohio.
Ohio Energy Sector Contribution Analysis
2023 - Ohio Energy Industry Contribution Analysis Report
Ohio Energy Industry Reports
Energy Mining and Extraction
2023 - Support for Oil and Gas Operations
2023 - Drilling Oil and Gas Wells
Electric Power Generation
2023 - Fossil Electric Generation
2023 - Nuclear Electric Generation
2023 - Solar Electric Generation
2023 - Wind Electric Generation
2023 - Biomass Electric Generation
2023 - Hydroelectric Electric Generation
2023 - All Other Electric Generation
Energy Transmission and Distribution
2023 - Natural Gas Distribution
2023 - Electric Transmission and Distribution
Reference: CFAES Knowledge Exchange. 2022. Ohio State University. Retrieved
October 2022, from Knowledge Exchange Community Profile Tool: https:// kx.osu.edu/profiles?category=Summary&scope=Total