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Oil Consumption (Barrels)

1.	United States	19.7M Mbbl/d
2.	China	11.8M Mbbl/d
3.	India	4.5M Mbbl/d
4.	Japan	4.0M Mbbl/d
5.	Russia	3.6M Mbbl/d
6.	Saudi Arabia	3.2M Mbbl/d
7.	Brazil	3.0M Mbbl/d
8.	South Korea	2.6M Mbbl/d
9.	Germany	2.4M Mbbl/d
10.	Canada	2.4M Mbbl/d
11.	Mexico	2.0M Mbbl/d
12.	Iran	1.9M Mbbl/d
13.	France	1.7M Mbbl/d
14.	Indonesia	1.6M Mbbl/d
15.	United Kingdom	1.6M Mbbl/d
16.	Singapore	1.6M Mbbl/d
17.	Spain	1.3M Mbbl/d
18.	Thailand	1.3M Mbbl/d
19.	Italy	1.3M Mbbl/d
20.	Australia	1.1M Mbbl/d
21.	Netherlands	973.0K Mbbl/d
22.	Taiwan	955.3K Mbbl/d
23.	Turkey	943.7K Mbbl/d
24.	United Arab Emirates	901.0K Mbbl/d
25.	Iraq	850.0K Mbbl/d
26.	Argentina	803.0K Mbbl/d
27.	Egypt	802.0K Mbbl/d
28.	Malaysia	760.0K Mbbl/d
29.	Venezuela	747.0K Mbbl/d
30.	Belgium	662.4K Mbbl/d
31.	South Africa	660.0K Mbbl/d
32.	Poland	578.2K Mbbl/d
33.	Pakistan	517.0K Mbbl/d
34.	Kuwait	500.0K Mbbl/d
35.	Philippines	455.5K Mbbl/d
36.	Algeria	428.0K Mbbl/d
37.	Vietnam	422.0K Mbbl/d
38.	Hong Kong	388.5K Mbbl/d
39.	Colombia	345.0K Mbbl/d
40.	Chile	337.4K Mbbl/d
41.	Sweden	320.2K Mbbl/d
42.	Nigeria	316.0K Mbbl/d
43.	Greece	299.6K Mbbl/d
44.	Morocco	286.0K Mbbl/d
45.	Qatar	280.0K Mbbl/d
46.	Ecuador	274.0K Mbbl/d
47.	Austria	267.5K Mbbl/d
48.	Libya	262.0K Mbbl/d
49.	Ukraine	248.0K Mbbl/d
50.	Peru	240.0K Mbbl/d
51.	Portugal	234.7K Mbbl/d
52.	Norway	227.7K Mbbl/d
53.	Switzerland	217.4K Mbbl/d
54.	Finland	200.7K Mbbl/d
55.	Israel	199.9K Mbbl/d
56.	Kazakhstan	186.3K Mbbl/d
57.	Romania	182.0K Mbbl/d
58.	Czech Republic	180.4K Mbbl/d
59.	Cuba	180.0K Mbbl/d
60.	Oman	176.0K Mbbl/d
61.	Belarus	172.0K Mbbl/d
62.	New Zealand	167.7K Mbbl/d
63.	Jordan	160.0K Mbbl/d
64.	Denmark	158.2K Mbbl/d
65.	Turkmenistan	158.0K Mbbl/d
66.	Hungary	157.2K Mbbl/d
67.	Puerto Rico	155.0K Mbbl/d
68.	Ireland	151.7K Mbbl/d
69.	Panama	144.0K Mbbl/d
70.	Lebanon	143.0K Mbbl/d
71.	Angola	142.0K Mbbl/d
72.	Syria	140.0K Mbbl/d
73.	Yemen	140.0K Mbbl/d
74.	Afghanistan	130.0K Mbbl/d
75.	Dominican Republic	114.0K Mbbl/d
76.	Sudan	110.0K Mbbl/d
77.	Bangladesh	107.0K Mbbl/d
78.	Sri Lanka	107.0K Mbbl/d
79.	Azerbaijan	101.0K Mbbl/d
80.	Tunisia	98.0K Mbbl/d
81.	Guatemala	94.8K Mbbl/d
82.	Kenya	93.0K Mbbl/d
83.	Bulgaria	89.0K Mbbl/d
84.	Bolivia	85.6K Mbbl/d
85.	Slovakia	84.3K Mbbl/d
86.	Serbia	66.2K Mbbl/d
87.	Ethiopia	65.0K Mbbl/d
88.	Ghana	64.3K Mbbl/d
89.	Croatia	63.9K Mbbl/d
90.	Uzbekistan	61.0K Mbbl/d
91.	Tanzania	60.0K Mbbl/d
92.	Bahrain	58.0K Mbbl/d
93.	Jamaica	57.6K Mbbl/d
94.	Luxembourg	56.1K Mbbl/d
95.	Costa Rica	54.0K Mbbl/d
96.	Uruguay	54.0K Mbbl/d
97.	Lithuania	53.0K Mbbl/d
98.	Slovenia	52.3K Mbbl/d
99.	Honduras	52.0K Mbbl/d
100.	Cyprus	46.0K Mbbl/d
101.	Trinidad and Tobago	46.0K Mbbl/d
102.	Benin	44.0K Mbbl/d
103.	Senegal	44.0K Mbbl/d
104.	Ivory Coast	43.0K Mbbl/d
105.	Cameroon	42.0K Mbbl/d
106.	Malta	42.0K Mbbl/d
107.	Papua New Guinea	42.0K Mbbl/d
108.	Cambodia	39.0K Mbbl/d
109.	Paraguay	38.0K Mbbl/d
110.	Latvia	37.7K Mbbl/d
111.	El Salvador	36.2K Mbbl/d
112.	Kyrgyzstan	33.0K Mbbl/d
113.	Nepal	32.0K Mbbl/d
114.	Bosnia and Herzegovina	31.0K Mbbl/d
115.	DR Congo	30.0K Mbbl/d
116.	Nicaragua	30.0K Mbbl/d
117.	Estonia	29.1K Mbbl/d
118.	Zimbabwe	29.0K Mbbl/d
119.	Albania	27.0K Mbbl/d
120.	Uganda	27.0K Mbbl/d
121.	Mauritius	26.0K Mbbl/d
122.	Mongolia	26.0K Mbbl/d
123.	Namibia	25.0K Mbbl/d
124.	Botswana	23.0K Mbbl/d
125.	Georgia	23.0K Mbbl/d
126.	Mozambique	23.0K Mbbl/d
127.	Tajikistan	23.0K Mbbl/d
128.	Zambia	23.0K Mbbl/d
129.	Burkina Faso	22.0K Mbbl/d
130.	Gabon	22.0K Mbbl/d
131.	Moldova	21.7K Mbbl/d
132.	Iceland	19.8K Mbbl/d
133.	Haiti	19.0K Mbbl/d
134.	Brunei	18.0K Mbbl/d
135.	North Korea	18.0K Mbbl/d
136.	Republic of the Congo	18.0K Mbbl/d
137.	New Caledonia	17.0K Mbbl/d
138.	Fiji	16.0K Mbbl/d
139.	Guinea	16.0K Mbbl/d
140.	Mauritania	16.0K Mbbl/d
141.	Guam	15.4K Mbbl/d
142.	Madagascar	15.0K Mbbl/d
143.	Suriname	14.0K Mbbl/d
144.	Togo	14.0K Mbbl/d
145.	Guyana	13.0K Mbbl/d
146.	Niger	13.0K Mbbl/d
147.	Macau	12.7K Mbbl/d
148.	Barbados	12.0K Mbbl/d
149.	Maldives	11.0K Mbbl/d
150.	South Sudan	11.0K Mbbl/d
151.	Armenia	8.0K Mbbl/d
152.	Aruba	7.5K Mbbl/d
153.	Mali	7.5K Mbbl/d
154.	Montenegro	7.5K Mbbl/d
155.	Sierra Leone	7.5K Mbbl/d
156.	Malawi	7.0K Mbbl/d
157.	Liberia	6.6K Mbbl/d
158.	Seychelles	6.5K Mbbl/d
159.	Djibouti	6.0K Mbbl/d
160.	Rwanda	6.0K Mbbl/d
161.	Somalia	5.7K Mbbl/d
162.	Equatorial Guinea	5.2K Mbbl/d
163.	Antigua and Barbuda	5.0K Mbbl/d
164.	Lesotho	5.0K Mbbl/d
165.	Eswatini	5.0K Mbbl/d
166.	Cayman Islands	4.0K Mbbl/d
167.	Belize	3.7K Mbbl/d
168.	Eritrea	3.6K Mbbl/d
169.	Laos	3.5K Mbbl/d
170.	Bermuda	3.3K Mbbl/d
171.	Saint Lucia	3.1K Mbbl/d
172.	Bhutan	3.0K Mbbl/d
173.	Central African Republic	3.0K Mbbl/d
174.	Guinea Bissau	2.5K Mbbl/d
175.	Chad	2.2K Mbbl/d
176.	Marshall Islands	2.0K Mbbl/d
177.	Saint Kitts and Nevis	1.9K Mbbl/d
178.	Western Sahara	1.7K Mbbl/d
179.	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	1.6K Mbbl/d
180.	Solomon Islands	1.6K Mbbl/d
181.	Burundi	1.5K Mbbl/d
182.	Turks and Caicos Islands	1.3K Mbbl/d
183.	Comoros	1.3K Mbbl/d
184.	British Virgin Islands	1.2K Mbbl/d
185.	Dominica	1.0K Mbbl/d
186.	Vanuatu	1.0K Mbbl/d
187.	Grenada	0.9K Mbbl/d
188.	Saint Pierre and Miquelon	0.6K Mbbl/d
189.	Montserrat	0.6K Mbbl/d
190.	Nauru	0.4K Mbbl/d

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Crude Oil Consumption Worldwide
Countries that use the Most Oil
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Crude Oil Consumption Worldwide

As the literal lifeblood of modern civilization, crude oil - a natural, viscous liquid running the gamut from yellow to jet black - is a significant factor in shaping the global socio-economic landscape. As the principal source of transportation fuel and heating oil in many parts of the world, crude oil is processed into a variety of products including, but not limited to gasoline, diesel fuel, jet fuel, heating oils, and lubricating oils. Data such as crude oil consumption can offer intriguing insights into a country's economic health, industrial activity level, and standard of living. The data also serves as a mirror of a country's regulatory policies on energy consumption, their environmental consciousness, and readiness to adapt to alternative energy sources.

The United States, consuming approximately 19,690,000 barrels per day (Mbbl/d), stands as the largest oil consumer globally - indicating a high level of industrial activity and energy requirements.
The second-largest consumer is China, clocking in at 11,750,000 Mbbl/d. Interestingly, the gap between the top two consumers is close to 8 million barrels per day, underscoring the United States' extensive dependence on oil.
Developing economies like India show significant oil consumption at around 4,489,000 Mbbl/d, pointing towards rapid industrial growth.
Countries known for their vast oil reserves like Saudi Arabia and Russia also feature on the list, signifying high domestic energy consumption alongside their export-oriented oil markets.
Smaller countries like Cyprus, despite their minimal industrial activity, show notable oil consumption underlining crude oil's importance for transportation and domestic use.

Countries that use the Most Oil

The figures associated with global oil consumption are undoubtedly jaw-dropping, and it's interesting to compare the data across the biggest consuming nations. The United States is by far and away the most voracious consumer of crude oil, consuming a massive estimated 19,690,000 barrels per day (Mbbl/d). This may not come as a surprise for some, considering the country's vast industrial activity and energy requirements. With quite a gap, China is the second-largest consumer, using an estimated 11,750,000 Mbbl/d. Despite the significant difference between the two top consumers, this shouldn’t downplay the importance of oil consumption in China’s rapidly growing economy. India is ranked third, consuming approximately 4,489,000 Mbbl/d. This is indicative of the expanding rate of industrial growth within India, an emerging powerhouse within the global economic landscape. Japan is the fourth-largest consumer, reportedly using 4,026,000 Mbbl/d. This figure illustrates the oil dependent nature of the nation, with oil accounting for a large portion of their energy consumption. Other high consumers of oil include Russia with a consumption of 3,594,000 Mbbl/d and Saudi Arabia at 3,237,000 Mbbl/d. Despite being large oil producers as well, these countries also show a high level of domestic energy consumption. Rounding out the top ten are Brazil, South Korea, Germany, and Canada, with consumption levels ranging from 2,379,000 to 3,018,000 Mbbl/d. These figures also reflect the countries' industrial activity and their reliance on oil as a primary energy source. Countries with the most oil consumption are:

United States - 19,690,000 Mbbl/d
China - 11,750,000 Mbbl/d
India - 4,489,000 Mbbl/d
Japan - 4,026,000 Mbbl/d
Russia - 3,594,000 Mbbl/d
Saudi Arabia - 3,237,000 Mbbl/d
Brazil - 3,018,000 Mbbl/d
South Korea - 2,630,000 Mbbl/d
Germany - 2,410,000 Mbbl/d
Canada - 2,379,000 Mbbl/d

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Oil Consumption by Country

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Crude Oil Consumption Worldwide

Countries that use the Most Oil

By Region

Afghanistan

Albania

Algeria

Angola

Antigua and Barbuda

Argentina

Armenia

Aruba

Australia

Austria

Azerbaijan

Bahrain

Bangladesh

Barbados

Belarus

Belgium

Belize

Benin

Bermuda

Bhutan

Bolivia

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Botswana

Brazil

British Virgin Islands

Brunei

Bulgaria

Burkina Faso

Burundi

Cambodia

Cameroon

Canada

Cayman Islands

Central African Republic

Chad

Chile

China

Colombia

Comoros

Costa Rica

Croatia

Cuba

Cyprus

Czech Republic

DR Congo

Denmark

Djibouti

Dominica

Dominican Republic

Ecuador

Egypt

El Salvador

Equatorial Guinea

Eritrea

Estonia

Eswatini

Ethiopia

Fiji

Finland

France

Gabon

Georgia

Germany

Ghana

Greece

Grenada

Guam

Guatemala

Guinea

Guinea Bissau

Guyana

Haiti

Honduras

Hong Kong

Hungary