U.S. Department of Energy - Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy

Vehicle Technologies Program

Fact #477: July 9, 2007
E-85 Stations by State

The Midwest States, where much of the nation's ethanol is produced, have more stations selling E-85. Minnesota has by far the most E-85 fueling stations (303), with Illinois following with 146 stations. None of the New England States have any E-85 stations.

Number of E-85 Fueling Stations by State, June 2007
Map of the United States showing the number of E-85 fueling stations per state as of June 2007. For more detailed information, see the table below.

Supporting Information


Number of E-85 Stations per State (June 2007)
State E-85
Alabama 1
Alaska 0
Arizona 9
Arkansas 4
California 3
Colorado 25
Connecticut 0
Delaware 1
Dist. of Columbia 2
Florida 10
Georgia 9
Hawaii 0
Idaho 3
Illinois 146
Indiana 84
Iowa 67
Kansas 15
Kentucky 7
Louisiana 0
Maine 0
Maryland 7
Massachusetts 0
Michigan 43
Minnesota 303
Mississippi 1
Missouri 59
Montana 3
Nebraska 29
Nevada 4
New Hampshire 0
New Jersey 0
New Mexico 6
New York 6
North Carolina 9
North Dakota 24
Ohio 34
Oklahoma 1
Oregon 5
Pennsylvania 11
Rhode Island 0
South Carolina 46
South Dakota 58
Tennessee 7
Texas 28
Utah 4
Vermont 0
Virginia 5
Washington 6
West Virginia 2
Wisconsin 60
Wyoming 5
Total 1,152

Source: U.S. Department of Energy, Alternative Fuels Data Center, "Alternative Fueling Station Counts by State and Fuel Type," June 2007.

 

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