List of countries by oil production

Graph of Top Oil Producing Countries 1960-2006

This is a list of countries by oil production.

Trends

According to International Energy Agency (IEA), in 2011 the top ten oil-producing countries accounted for over 63% of the world's oil production. As of November 2012, Russia produced 10.9 million barrels of crude per day, while Saudi Arabia produced 9.9 million barrels.

Top oil producers: According to IEA top 10 oil producer countries produced over 64 % of the world oil production in 2012. The top oil producers in 2012 were: Russia 544 Mt (13 %), Saudi Arabia 520 Mt (13 %), United States 387 Mt (9 %), China 206 Mt (5%), Iran 186 Mt (4 %), Canada 182 Mt (4 %), United Arab Emirates 163 Mt (4 %), Venezuela 162 Mt (4 %), Kuwait 152 Mt (4 %) and Iraq 148 Mt (4 %). In 2012 total oil production was 4,142 Mt. In 2011 the world oil production was 4,011 Mt demonstrating an annually rising trend in oil production.

Countries

Countries producing oil 2013, bbl/day (CIA World Factbook).

Chart of oil producing nations by order of net exports, as of 2006 (Norway values are wrong, click to enlarge).

Chart of oil producing nations ordered by gross production (click to enlarge).

Historical crude oil / natural gas plant liquids (NGPL) production chart (click to enlarge).

Countries producing oil.

As of 31 December 2014.

	Country	Production (bbl/day)
1	United States	13,973,000
2	Saudi Arabia (OPEC)	11,624,000
3	Russia	10,853,000
4	China	4,572,000
5	Canada	4,383,000
6	United Arab Emirates (OPEC)	3,471,000
7	Iran (OPEC)	3,375,000
8	Iraq (OPEC)	3,371,000
9	Brazil	2,950,000
10	Mexico	2,812,000
11	Kuwait (OPEC)	2,780,000
12	Venezuela (OPEC)	2,689,000
13	Nigeria (OPEC)	2,427,000
14	Qatar (OPEC)	2,055,000
15	Norway	1,904,000
16	Angola (OPEC)	1,756,000
17	Algeria (OPEC)	1,721,000
18	Kazakhstan	1,719,000
19	Colombia	1,016,000
20	India	978,000
21	Oman	951,000
22	Indonesia	911,000
23	United Kingdom	906,000
24	Azerbaijan	856,000
25	Argentina	715,000
26	Malaysia	697,000
27	Egypt	667,000
28	Ecuador (OPEC)	557,000
29	Libya	516,000
30	Australia	478,000
31	Thailand	422,000
32	Vietnam	316,000
33	Turkmenistan	276,000
34	Equatorial Guinea	269,000
35	Sudan and South Sudan	262,000
36	Congo, Republic of the	259,000
37	Gabon	240,000
38	Peru	180,000
39	Denmark	171,000
40	Italy	169,000
41=	Germany	160,000
41=	South Africa	160,000
43	Japan	137,000
44	Yemen	127,000
45	Brunei	124,000
46	Trinidad and Tobago	116,000
47	Ghana	106,000
48	Romania	104,000
49	Chad	103,000
50	Pakistan	98,000
51	Uzbekistan	85,000
52	Cameroon	81,000
53	South Korea	79,000
54	Timor-Leste	76,000
55	Bolivia	67,000
56	Ukraine	66,000
57=	Bahrain	64,000
57=	Netherlands	64,000
59=	France	61,000
59=	Turkey	61,000
61	Tunisia	59,000
62	New Zealand	50,000
63	Cuba	49,000
64	Spain	40,000
65	Poland	39,000
66	Ivory Coast	37,000
67	Papua New Guinea	34,000
68	Syria	33,000
69	Belarus	32,000
70	Austria	27,000
71	Philippines	26,000
72	Hungary	25,000
73	Taiwan	22,000
74=	Albania	21,000
74=	Myanmar	21,000
74=	Mongolia	21,000
74=	Serbia	21,000
78=	Congo, Democratic Republic of the	20,000
78=	Niger	20,000
78=	Singapore	20,000
81	Croatia	18,000
82=	Chile	15,000
82=	Virgin Islands, U.S.	15,000
84=	Guatemala	14,000
84=	Suriname	14,000
86=	Belgium	13,000
86=	Estonia	13,000
88	Sweden	12,000
89	Czech Republic	11,000
90	Finland	10,000
91=	Lithuania	9,100
91=	Slovakia	9,100
93	Greece	8,700
94	Portugal	7,100
95	Mauritania	6,000
96	Israel	5,800
97	Morocco	5,100
98	Bangladesh	4,800
99	Switzerland	3,900
100	Bulgaria	3,400
101	Aruba	2,800
102	Jamaica	2,100
103	Paraguay	2,000
104	Belize	1,800
105	Netherlands Antilles	1,500
106	Uruguay	1,200
107=	Barbados	1,000
107=	Georgia	1,000
107=	Latvia	1,000
110	Ireland	900
111	Puerto Rico	700
112=	Costa Rica	300
112=	Slovenia	300
114=	Jordan	200
114=	Malawi	200
114=	Tajikistan	200
114=	Zambia	200
118=	Ethiopia	100
118=	Hong Kong	100
118=	Zimbabwe	100

See also

• World energy consumption

External links

• International Energy Statistics, US Energy Information Administration

• Production and Imports, International Energy Agency