Country Comparison > Oil consumption per capita

Rank	Country	Oil consumption per capita (bbl/day per 1000 people)
1	Gibraltar	861.06
2	Virgin Islands	807.41
3	Singapore	201.74
4	Montserrat	193.65
5	Saint Pierre and Miquelon	171.5
6	Nauru	138.62
7	Kuwait	133.77
8	Luxembourg	118.84
9	Bahamas, The	110.7
10	United Arab Emirates	102.55
11	Saudi Arabia	99.61
12	Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas)	95.54
13	Cook Islands	92.79
14	Faroe Islands	90.78
15	Seychelles	88.87
16	Qatar	85.06
17	American Samoa	80.08
18	Aruba	74.33
19	Bermuda	72.38
20	Greenland	69.33
21	Canada	64.4
22	United States	61.02
23	Netherlands	60.31
24	Belgium	59.65
25	Cayman Islands	57.08
26	Guam	56.28
27	Antigua and Barbuda	56.17
28	Iceland	55.65
29	New Caledonia	53.81
30	Libya	51.48
31	Norway	47.01
32	Malta	46.36
33	Oman	45.95
34	Korea, South	44.92
35	Australia	43.64
36	Taiwan	43.12
37	Hong Kong	42.47
38	Brunei	41.59
39	Finland	41.31
40	Puerto Rico	40.64
41	Saint Kitts and Nevis	39.43
42	Sweden	38.57
43	Bahrain	37.65
44	Japan	34.95
45	New Zealand	34.59
46	Greece	34.48
47	Austria	33.81
48	Trinidad and Tobago	33.43
49	British Virgin Islands	32.1
50	Slovenia	31.55
51	Niue	31.52
52	Israel	31.35
53	Barbados	31.28
54	Germany	30.69
55	Spain	30.63
56	Switzerland	30.62
57	Ireland	30.3
58	Macau	29.41
59	French Polynesia	29.14
60	France	28.36
61	Panama	27.63
62	Grenada	27.52
63	Suriname	26.78
64	Venezuela	26.6
65	Portugal	25.73
66	United Kingdom	25.73
67	Lebanon	25.6
68	Denmark	25.42
69	Italy	24.94
70	Turkmenistan	24.73
71	Estonia	24.32
72	Iran	23.39
73	Iraq	22.29
74	Jamaica	21.81
75	Belize	21.36
76	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	19.32
77	Czech Republic	19.23
78	Malaysia	19.05
79	Lithuania	19
80	Saint Lucia	18.5
81	Mexico	18.03
82	Chile	17.74
83	Mauritius	17.52
84	Armenia	17.51
85	Belarus	16.9
86	Fiji	16.85
87	Cuba	15.89
88	Djibouti	15.5
89	Russia	15.43
90	Croatia	15.29
91	Slovakia	15.29
92	Maldives	15.21
93	Jordan	15.06
94	Thailand	14.73
95	Hungary	14.72
96	Poland	14.69
97	Argentina	14.65
98	Dominica	13.68
99	Latvia	13.63
100	Uruguay	13.63
101	Guyana	13.48
102	Syria	12.96
103	Saint Helena	12.94
104	Bulgaria	12.93
105	Kazakhstan	12.44
106	Dominican Republic	11.8
107	South Africa	11.33
108	Gabon	11.19
109	Namibia	11.08
110	Albania	10.99
111	Azerbaijan	10.95
112	Ecuador	10.92
113	Turks and Caicos Islands	10.79
114	Brazil	10.18
115	Costa Rica	10.14
116	Tonga	9.42
117	El Salvador	9.4
118	West Bank	9.15
119	Macedonia	9.12
120	Romania	8.97
121	Egypt	8.84
122	Algeria	8.35
123	Turkey	8.1
124	Tunisia	7.83
125	Bosnia and Herzegovina	7.35
126	Botswana	7.15
127	China	7
128	Serbia	6.91
129	Ukraine	6.6
130	Colombia	6.54
131	Morocco	6.47
132	Peru	6.4
133	Yemen	6.34
134	Honduras	6.15
135	Montenegro	6.08
136	Mauritania	5.95
137	Moldova	5.47
138	Sao Tome and Principe	5.46
139	Mongolia	5.35
140	Nicaragua	5.24
141	Papua New Guinea	5.23
142	Indonesia	5.2
143	Tajikistan	5.15
144	Samoa	5.15
145	Guatemala	5.04
146	Paraguay	4.74
147	Bolivia	4.32
148	Sri Lanka	4.28
149	Angola	4.1
150	Vanuatu	3.9
151	Western Sahara	3.82
152	Cape Verde	3.82
153	Uzbekistan	3.66
154	Vietnam	3.51
155	Solomon Islands	3.42
156	Togo	3.3
157	Senegal	3.16
158	Philippines	2.99
159	Kiribati	2.94
160	Equatorial Guinea	2.92
161	Kyrgyzstan	2.91
162	Swaziland	2.88
163	Sudan	2.86
164	Georgia	2.84
165	India	2.64
166	Benin	2.6
167	Congo, Republic of the	2.52
168	Ghana	2.43
169	East Timor	2.27
170	Pakistan	2.15
171	Cambodia	2.14
172	Guinea-Bissau	1.84
173	Kenya	1.81
174	Sierra Leone	1.64
175	Nigeria	1.64
176	Cameroon	1.49
177	Bhutan	1.39
178	Comoros	1.36
179	Haiti	1.22
180	Zambia	1.16
181	Liberia	1.16
182	Cote d'Ivoire	1.14
183	Gambia, The	1.09
184	Lesotho	1.04
185	Madagascar	1
186	Eritrea	0.99
187	Zimbabwe	0.87
188	Guinea	0.83
189	Tanzania	0.81
190	Mozambique	0.72
191	Burma	0.68
192	Nepal	0.67
193	Bangladesh	0.61
194	Korea, North	0.53
195	Burkina Faso	0.52
196	Ethiopia	0.52
197	Rwanda	0.51
198	Somalia	0.5
199	Malawi	0.49
200	Laos	0.46
201	Uganda	0.42
202	Central African Republic	0.4
203	Mali	0.39
204	Niger	0.37
205	Burundi	0.28
206	Chad	0.18
207	Congo, Democratic Republic of the	0.18
208	Afghanistan	0.16

Source: CIA World Factbook - Unless otherwise noted, information in this page is accurate as of January 1, 2020

See also: Oil consumption per capita map

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