Biofuels Production Manager Salary by State (2026)

Biofuels Production Managers earn the most in Delaware at $153,000 a year and the least in Guam at $100,470 (BLS OEWS, May 2025). The national median is $126,060. All 52 states and territories with reported data are ranked below, with a cost-of-living adjusted column.

Highest median
$153,000

Delaware

National median
$126,060

BLS OEWS, May 2025

Lowest median
$100,470

Guam

States reporting
52

of 54 OEWS areas

Top 5 states for Biofuels Production Managers

  1. 1. Delaware$153,000 median · $153,294 adjusted · 370 employed
  2. 2. Wyoming$151,490 median · $163,436 adjusted · 390 employed
  3. 3. Massachusetts$148,050 median · $139,991 adjusted · 4,470 employed
  4. 4. New Jersey$147,260 median · $135,343 adjusted · 6,780 employed
  5. 5. New Hampshire$146,590 median · $140,729 adjusted · 1,540 employed

Lowest-paying states for Biofuels Production Managers

  1. 52. Guam$100,470 median · no price parity · 40 employed
  2. 51. Iowa$106,510 median · $121,362 adjusted · 3,620 employed
  3. 50. Nebraska$107,200 median · $118,975 adjusted · 2,160 employed
  4. 49. Idaho$107,340 median · $112,405 adjusted · 1,210 employed
  5. 48. South Dakota$107,490 median · $121,340 adjusted · 720 employed

Biofuels Production Manager salary in every state

Sort by any column. Employment is the number of biofuels production managers OEWS estimates in that state; blank cells are estimates BLS suppressed because the sample was too small.

Annual wages by state, sortable by median, quartiles, employment and cost-of-living adjusted median
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1Delaware$153,000$129,290$178,190370$153,294
2Wyoming$151,490$125,420$170,900390$163,436
3Massachusetts$148,050$125,390$184,0504,470$139,991
4New Jersey$147,260$114,490$177,8706,780$135,343
5New Hampshire$146,590$120,660$191,6201,540$140,729
6Washington$145,210$135,210$172,1404,760$135,694
7Colorado$141,020$108,170$189,3001,730$136,844
8Connecticut$134,780$106,140$163,2703,360$130,084
9Louisiana$133,210$103,880$168,5602,680$151,020
10California$132,620$102,490$173,66025,130$119,780
11Maryland$132,540$102,550$167,1102,480$126,278
12Texas$130,890$98,260$165,98021,200$134,859
13New York$130,470$101,260$167,0806,630$120,894
14Puerto Rico$129,740$89,200$167,5101,050N/A
15Virginia$128,230$101,550$167,1802,570$126,830
16Georgia$127,820$99,110$161,2705,510$132,741
17Illinois$127,270$101,990$162,07011,570$127,323
18South Carolina$126,880$100,490$161,2706,390$135,340
19North Carolina$125,940$97,460$161,3309,640$133,516
20Kansas$125,750$100,360$159,6602,420$139,617
21Arizona$124,810$100,720$154,8703,630$123,971
22Maine$124,810$105,340$158,410800$128,604
23New Mexico$124,670$99,170$173,540670$135,199
24Hawaii$124,650$83,380$169,680130$113,369
25District of Columbia$124,420$107,990$165,86050$113,211
26Rhode Island$124,120$102,830$161,210940$121,353
27Minnesota$123,580$98,400$160,8105,080$125,308
28Alabama$122,520$92,350$160,3803,620$137,937
29Indiana$121,500$98,740$157,8309,400$130,185
30Montana$120,690$96,530$155,260270$127,519
31Michigan$120,660$97,090$148,36014,320$125,404
32Oklahoma$120,570$90,760$145,6102,140$137,256
33Florida$119,870$86,090$161,9709,480$115,913
34Tennessee$119,430$92,090$155,2406,310$129,999
35Oregon$119,420$95,460$145,9003,150$115,537
36Mississippi$118,660$95,220$151,7802,290$136,465
37Arkansas$118,120$96,860$163,2102,560$135,869
38Missouri$117,660$91,120$146,1104,110$129,557
39North Dakota$116,050$97,360$146,710490$130,453
40Utah$115,290$94,150$145,4302,590$116,615
41Vermont$114,150$92,820$140,260480$116,530
42Alaska$113,280$94,140$146,990410$110,669
43Nevada$112,270$87,170$141,5701,620$112,294
44Kentucky$112,250$91,490$145,0706,430$124,502
45West Virginia$111,760$95,480$141,7501,000$124,876
46Ohio$109,340$88,500$138,56014,290$117,856
47Pennsylvania$109,140$87,170$143,48010,200$111,856
48South Dakota$107,490$96,530$132,470720$121,340
49Idaho$107,340$85,720$135,6401,210$112,405
50Nebraska$107,200$87,550$133,8402,160$118,975
51Iowa$106,510$90,990$133,1403,620$121,362
52Guam$100,470$81,820$131,60040N/A

How the cost-of-living adjustment works

The adjusted column divides each state median by that state's BEA Regional Price Parity (RPP) and multiplies by 100. RPPs measure how much a fixed basket of goods, services and rents costs in one state relative to the national average, so the result restates local pay in national-average dollars.

For Biofuels Production Managers, that changes the ranking: Delaware leads on raw pay at $153,000, while Wyoming leads once prices are taken into account at $163,436.

Source: BEA Regional Price Parities by State, 2024 (public domain). The adjustment is NueCareer's calculation, not a BLS or BEA published statistic.

Biofuels Production Manager pay by state: FAQ

Which state pays Biofuels Production Managers the most?

Delaware reports the highest median wage for Biofuels Production Managers at $153,000 a year (BLS OEWS, May 2025), followed by Wyoming ($151,490) and Massachusetts ($148,050).

Which state pays Biofuels Production Managers the least?

Guam reports the lowest median for Biofuels Production Managers at $100,470 a year, $52,530 below the highest-paying state (BLS OEWS, May 2025).

Where do Biofuels Production Managers earn the most after cost of living?

Dividing each state median by that state's BEA Regional Price Parity puts Wyoming first at $163,436 in national-average dollars, from a raw median of $151,490. BEA Regional Price Parities, 2024.

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