World Crude Oil Consumption by Country (Thousand Barrels per Day)

Rank	Country	Consumption (Thousand Barrels per Day)
1	United States	18,949.43
2	China	8,924.00
3	Japan	4,480.50
4	India	3,426.00
5	Saudi Arabia	2,986.00
6	Brazil	2,793.00
7	Russian Federation	2,725.00
8	Germany	2,400.14
9	Canada	2,289.31
10	Korea, Republic Of	2,230.17
11	Mexico	2,132.72
12	Iran, Islamic Republic Of	2,028.00
13	France	1,791.50
14	United Kingdom	1,607.88
15	Italy	1,453.61
16	Spain	1,383.67
17	Indonesia	1,119.00
18	Australia	1,023.12
19	Netherlands	1,009.82
20	Venezuela	980.00
21	Thailand	942.00
22	Taiwan, Province Of China	929.00
23	Singapore	896.00
24	Iraq	818.00
25	Egypt	697.00
26	Turkey	691.24
27	Argentina	685.00
28	Belgium	644.44
29	South Africa	610.00
30	Poland	578.69
31	Malaysia	547.00
32	United Arab Emirates	487.00
33	Algeria	402.00
34	Pakistan	371.00
35	Hong Kong	366.00
36	Viet Nam	352.00
37	Greece	343.42
38	Kuwait	339.00
39	Chile	332.72
40	Ukraine	328.00
41	Sweden	316.05
42	Philippines	316.00
43	Libya	314.00
44	Colombia	298.00
45	Nigeria	286.00
46	Israel	263.01
47	Kazakhstan	263.00
48	Austria	262.90
49	Portugal	259.67
50	Switzerland	258.18
51	Syrian Arab Republic	258.00
52	Norway	255.17
53	Romania	217.00
54	Finland	204.79
55	Ecuador	201.00
56	Czech Republic	198.98
57	Morocco	198.00
58	Belarus	194.00
59	Qatar	183.00
60	Yemen	177.00
61	Azerbaijan	168.00
62	Cuba	165.00
63	Peru	161.00
64	Denmark	160.20
65	Puerto Rico	152.00
66	New Zealand	148.47
67	Uzbekistan	147.00
68	Turkmenistan	145.00
69	Ireland	144.99
70	Hungary	141.15
71	Virgin Islands, U.S.	138.00
72	Bulgaria	134.00
73	Dominican Republic	123.00
74	Jordan	115.00
75	Croatia	113.00
76	Bangladesh	110.00
77	Panama	99.00
78	Oman	98.00
79	Sri Lanka	97.00
80	Tunisia	93.00
81	Guatemala	91.00
82	Angola	88.00
83	Lebanon	88.00
84	Sudan	86.00
85	Slovakia	83.91
86	Kenya	82.00
87	Lithuania	81.00
88	Serbia	81.00
89	Jamaica	80.00
90	Netherlands Antilles	70.00
91	Honduras	68.00
92	Cyprus	65.00
93	Ghana	64.00
94	Bolivia	62.00
95	Luxembourg	61.38
96	Slovenia	55.15
97	Armenia	55.00
98	Trinidad and Tobago	50.00
99	El Salvador	49.00
100	Costa Rica	47.00
101	Bahrain	45.00
102	Papua New Guinea	45.00
103	Myanmar	45.00
104	Latvia	44.00
105	Albania	44.00
106	Ethiopia	44.00
107	Tajikistan	43.00
108	Senegal	43.00
109	Tanzania, United Republic Of	43.00
110	Bahamas	41.00
111	Uruguay	40.00
112	Bosnia and Herzegovina	35.00
113	Nicaragua	32.00
114	Paraguay	28.00
115	Benin	28.00
116	Cameroon	27.00
117	Estonia	26.14
118	Togo	26.00
119	Namibia	26.00
120	Madagascar	24.00
121	Mauritius	24.00
122	Côte D'ivoire	23.00
123	Moldova, Republic Of	22.00
124	Mozambique	22.00
125	Mauritania	21.00
126	Réunion	21.00
127	Iceland	20.77
128	Malta	20.00
129	Mongolia	19.00
130	Macao	19.00
131	Nepal	19.00
132	Macedonia, The Former Yugoslav Republic Of	19.00
133	Zambia	19.00
134	Martinique	18.00
135	Gibraltar	18.00
136	Guadeloupe	17.00
137	Brunei Darussalam	17.00
138	Kyrgyzstan	17.00
139	Korea, Democratic People's Republic Of	16.00
140	New Caledonia	15.00
141	Suriname	15.00
142	Botswana	15.00
143	Uganda	15.00
144	Gabon	14.00
145	Georgia	13.00
146	Fiji	13.00
147	Congo	13.00
148	Djibouti	13.00
149	Haiti	12.00
150	Guyana	11.00
151	Congo, The Democratic Republic Of The	10.00
152	Sierra Leone	10.00
153	Zimbabwe	10.00

Source: United States Energy Information Administration

Crude Oil Definition: A mixture of hydrocarbons that exists in liquid phase in natural underground reservoirs and remains liquid at atmospheric pressure after passing through surface separating facilities. Depending upon the characteristics of the crude stream, it may also include 1. Small amounts of hydrocarbons that exist in gaseous phase in natural underground reservoirs but are liquid at atmospheric pressure after being recovered from oil well (casing head) gas in lease separators and are subsequently comingled with the crude stream without being separately measured. Lease condensate recovered as a liquid from natural gas wells in lease or field separation facilities and later mixed into the crude stream is also included; 2. Small amounts of nonhydrocarbons produced with the oil, such as sulfur and various metals; 3. Drip gases, and liquid hydrocarbons produced from tar sands, oil sands, gilsonite, and oil shale. Liquids produced at natural gas processing plants are excluded. Crude oil is refined to produce a wide array of petroleum products, including heating oils; gasoline, diesel and jet fuels; lubricants; asphalt; ethane, propane, and butane; and many other products used for their energy or chemical content.

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