Country Comparison > Natural gas - exports

RankCountryNatural gas - exports (cubic meters)
1Russia199,900,000,000
2Norway99,750,000,000
3Qatar94,810,000,000
4Canada92,400,000,000
5Netherlands57,750,000,000
6Algeria55,280,000,000
7Indonesia42,330,000,000
8United States32,200,000,000
9Malaysia30,790,000,000
10Australia24,700,000,000
11Trinidad and Tobago20,410,000,000
12Egypt18,320,000,000
13Turkmenistan18,000,000,000
14Germany16,190,000,000
15Nigeria15,990,000,000
16United Kingdom15,650,000,000
17Uzbekistan15,200,000,000
18Bolivia11,720,000,000
19Oman11,540,000,000
20Libya9,890,000,000
21Brunei8,810,000,000
22Burma8,290,000,000
23Kazakhstan8,100,000,000
24Iran7,870,000,000
25United Arab Emirates7,010,000,000
26Azerbaijan5,930,000,000
27Austria5,439,000,000
28Equatorial Guinea4,720,000,000
29Peru3,590,000,000
30Mozambique3,500,000,000
31Denmark3,478,000,000
32China3,210,000,000
33France2,945,000,000
34Ukraine2,800,000,000
35Colombia1,800,000,000
36Spain1,152,000,000
37Argentina880,000,000
38Slovakia808,000,000
39Turkey649,000,000
40Croatia439,000,000
41Yemen420,000,000
42Hungary227,000,000
43Mexico200,000,000
44Czech Republic167,300,000
45Italy139,000,000
46Poland47,000,000
47Aruba1
48Antigua and Barbuda0
49Afghanistan0
50Burundi0
51Albania0
52Armenia0
53Angola0
54American Samoa0
55Chile0
56Cayman Islands0
57Cameroon0
58Comoros0
59Cambodia0
60Chad0
61Sri Lanka0
62Congo, Republic of the0
63Congo, Democratic Republic of the0
64Bahrain0
65Barbados0
66Botswana0
67Bermuda0
68Belgium0
69Bahamas, The0
70Bangladesh0
71Belize0
72Bosnia and Herzegovina0
73Benin0
74Belarus0
75Solomon Islands0
76Brazil0
77Bhutan0
78Bulgaria0
79Finland0
80Fiji0
81Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas)0
82Faroe Islands0
83French Polynesia0
84Estonia0
85Eritrea0
86El Salvador0
87Ethiopia0
88Costa Rica0
89Central African Republic0
90Cuba0
91Cape Verde0
92Cook Islands0
93Djibouti0
94Dominica0
95Dominican Republic0
96Ecuador0
97Gambia, The0
98Gabon0
99Georgia0
100Ghana0
101Gibraltar0
102Grenada0
103Greenland0
104Guam0
105Greece0
106Guatemala0
107Guinea0
108Guyana0
109Haiti0
110Hong Kong0
111Honduras0
112Panama0
113Portugal0
114Papua New Guinea0
115Guinea-Bissau0
116Nepal0
117Nauru0
118Suriname0
119Nicaragua0
120New Zealand0
121Paraguay0
122New Caledonia0
123Niue0
124Niger0
125Vanuatu0
126Saint Lucia0
127Sudan0
128Sweden0
129Syria0
130Switzerland0
131Serbia0
132Romania0
133Philippines0
134Puerto Rico0
135Rwanda0
136Saudi Arabia0
137Saint Pierre and Miquelon0
138Saint Kitts and Nevis0
139Seychelles0
140South Africa0
141Senegal0
142Saint Helena0
143Slovenia0
144Sierra Leone0
145Singapore0
146Somalia0
147Cote d'Ivoire0
148Iraq0
149Japan0
150Jamaica0
151Jordan0
152Kenya0
153Kyrgyzstan0
154Korea, North0
155Kiribati0
156Korea, South0
157Kuwait0
158Iceland0
159Ireland0
160Israel0
161India0
162Lesotho0
163Luxembourg0
164Maldives0
165Laos0
166Lebanon0
167Latvia0
168Lithuania0
169Liberia0
170Madagascar0
171Macau0
172Moldova0
173Mongolia0
174Montserrat0
175Malawi0
176Macedonia0
177Mali0
178Morocco0
179Mauritius0
180Mauritania0
181Malta0
182Zambia0
183Zimbabwe0
184Burkina Faso0
185Uruguay0
186Saint Vincent and the Grenadines0
187Venezuela0
188British Virgin Islands0
189Vietnam0
190Virgin Islands0
191Namibia0
192West Bank0
193Western Sahara0
194Samoa0
195Swaziland0
196Taiwan0
197Pakistan0
198Tanzania0
199Uganda0
200Thailand0
201Tajikistan0
202Turks and Caicos Islands0
203Tonga0
204Togo0
205Sao Tome and Principe0
206Tunisia0
207East Timor0

Definition: This entry is the total natural gas exported in cubic meters (cu m).

Source: CIA World Factbook - Unless otherwise noted, information in this page is accurate as of January 1, 2012

See also: Natural gas - exports map

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