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Largest Oil Producing Nations1 *

  1. Saudi Arabia 10,859 KB/D

  2. Russian Federation 9,769 KB/D

  3. USA  6,871 KB/D

  4. Iran 4,343 KB/D

  5. China 3,684  KB/D

  6. Mexico 3,683 KB/D

  7. Canada 3,041 KB/D

  8. United Arab Emirates 2,969 KB/D

  9. Venezuela 2,824 KB/D

  10. Norway 2,778 KB/D

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Countries with the Largest Oil Reserves1 *

  1. Saudi Arabia 264.3 BB

  2. Iran 137.5 BB

  3. Iraq 115.0 BB

  4. Kuwait 101.5 BB

  5. United Arab Emirates 97.8 BB

  6. Venezuela 80.0 BB

  7. Russian Federation 79.5 BB

  8. Libya 41.5 BB

  9. Kazakhstan 39.8 BB

  10. Nigeria 36.2 BB

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Biggest Oil Consuming Nations1 *

  1. USA 20,589 KB/D

  2. China 7,445 KB/D

  3. Japan 5,164 KB/D

  4. Russian Federation 2,735 KB/D

  5. Germany 2,622 KB/D

  6. India 2,575 KB/D

  7. South Korea 2,312 KB/D

  8. Canada 2,222 KB/D

  9. Brazil 2,097 KB/D

  10. Saudi Arabia 2,005 KB/D

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Top U.S. Oil Producing States2 *

  1. Federal Offshore Waters 1,371 KB/D [1,299 KB/D (PADD 3) 72 KB/D (PADD 5)]

  2. Texas 1,089 KB/D [1,088 KB/D (onshore) + 1 KB/D (offshore)]

  3. Alaska 1,009 KB/D [741 KB/D (onshore) + 268 KB/D (offshore)]

  4. Louisiana 223 KB/D [202 KB/D (onshore) + 21 KB/D (offshore)]

  5. California 653 KB/D [612 KB/D (onshore) +41 KB/D (offshore)]

  6. Colorado 357 KB/D

  7. Oklahoma 172 KB/D

  8. New Mexico 164 KB/D

  9. Wyoming 145 KB/D

  10. North Dakota 109 KB/D

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Largest Refineries3 *

  1. Paraguana Refining Complex, Cardon/Judibana, Falcon, Venezuela 940,00 B/D

  2. SK Crp., Ulsan, South Korea 817,000 B/D

  3. GS Caltex, Yeosu, South Korea 750,000 B/D

  4. Reliance Industries, Jamnagar, India 660,000 B/D

  5. ExxonMobil Refining & Supply, Jurong/Pulau Ayer Chawan, Singapore 605,000 B/D

  6. Reliance Industries, Jamnagar, India 580,000 B/D

  7. S-Oil Corp., Onsan, South Korea 565,000 B/D

  8. ExxonMobil, Baytown, TX, USA 560,500 B/D

  9. Saudi Arabian Oil Company, Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia 550,000 B/D 

  10. Formosa Petrochemical Co., Mailiao, Taiwan 540,000 B/D

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Top U.S. Natural Gas Producing States2 *

  1. Texas 6,292 Bcf [6,267 Bcf (onshore) + 25 Bcf (offshore)]

  2. Federal Offshore Waters 2,955 Bcf 

  3. Alaska 3,206 [2,851 Bcf (onshore) + 146 Bcf (offshore)]

  4. Oklahoma 1,689 Bcf

  5. New Mexico 1,620 Bcf

  6. Colorado 1,412 Bcf

  7. Louisiana 1,378 Bcf [1,281 Bcf (onshore) + 97 Bcf (offshore)]

  8. Michigan 428 Bcf

  9. Kansas 363 Bcf

  10. California 309 Bcf [302 Bcf (onshore) + 7 Bcf (offshore)]

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Largest Oil Fields in the World4 *

  1. Ghawar, Saudi Arabia 75-83 BB

  2. Burgan, Kuwait 66-72 BB

  3. Cantarell, Mexico 18-35 BB

  4. Bolivar Coastal, Venezuela 30-32 BB

  5. Safaniya-Khafji, Saudi Arabia-Neutral Zone 30 BB

  6. Esfandiar, Iran 30 BB 

  7. Rumalia, Iraq 17 BB

  8. Tengiz, Kazakhstan 15-26 BB

  9. Daqing, China 16 BB

  10. Shaybah, Saudi Arabia 15 BB

  See List of Oil Fields for oil fields greater than one billion barrels

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Largest Oil Fields in the USA5 *

  1. Prudhoe bay, Alaska 13 BB

  2. East Texas, Texas 5.1-6.0 BB

  3. Wilmington, California 2.8-3.0

  4. Midway-Sunset, California 2.8-3.5 BB

  5. Kuparuk River, Alaska 2.6 BB

  6. Thunder Horse, Gulf of Mexico 1.5-2.0 BB

  7. Kern River, California 2.0-2.5 BB

  8. Yates, Texas 2.0 BB

  9. Belridge South, California 1.9 BB

  10.  Wasson, Texas 1.8 BB

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Largest Refining Capacity by Country1 *

  1. USA 17,455 KB/D

  2. China 7,029 KB/D

  3. Russian Federation 5,491 KB/D

  4. Japan 4,542 KB/D

  5. Germany 2,390 KB/D

  6. Italy 2,359 KB/D

  7. Saudi Arabia 2,100 KB/D

  8. Canada 1,968 KB/D

  9. France 1,959 Kb/D

  10. Brazil 1,941 KB/D

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Rotary Rigs in Operation by US State2 *

  1. Texas 746

  2. Louisiana 188

  3. Oklahoma 179

  4. Wyoming 99

  5. New Mexico 94

  6. Colorado 89

  7. Utah 40

  8. California 33

  9. North Dakota 32

  10. Arkansas 24

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Crude Oil Producing Wells by US State2 *

  1. Texas 144,424

  2. Oklahoma 82,202

  3. California 45,367

  4. Kansas 42,219

  5. Ohio 29,188

  6. New Mexico 23,611

  7. Louisiana 20,309

  8. Pennsylvania 17,610

  9. Illinois 16,228

  10. Wyoming 10,205

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Natural Gas Producing Wells by US State2 *

  1. Texas 82,318

  2. Oklahoma 38,060

  3. Pennsylvania 49,750

  4. New Mexico 41,634

  5. Ohio 33,945

  6. Wyoming 25,052

  7. Colorado 20,568

  8. Kansas 19,713

  9. Louisiana 17,459

  10. Michigan 9,200

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Most Active Drilling Areas6 *

  1. United States 1,862

  2. Texas 872

  3. Canada 338

  4. Oklahoma 203

  5. Louisiana 162

  6. Colorado 114

  7. India 85

  8. Mexico 83

  9. Saudi Arabia 75

  10. Argentina 75

  11. New Mexico 73

  12. Wyoming 71

  13. Venezuela 70

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Sources:

1 BP Statistical Review of World Energy

2 Energy Information Administration

3 List of Oil Refineries, "Global capacity growth slows, but Asian refineries bustle," Oil & Gas Journal, December 6 2010.

4 Peak Oil/Table of Largest Oil Fields

5 Gibson Consulting

6 World Oil Magazine - November 2007 Data



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