- The United States is still the world's largest oil consumer at 18.8MBD, to put that in perspective we consume more oil than the next four largest consumers: China: 8.3MBD, Japan: 4.4MBD, India: 3.1MBD, and Russia: 2.7MBD
- We are the 3rd largest producer of Oil in the world at 9.1MBD compared to Russia at 9.9MBD and Saudia Arabia at 9.7MBD.
- The United States produces just less than 50% of its daily oil consumption, and the rest comes from foriegn suppliers.
- In total the United States consumes 22% of the world's oil supply.
- The other 50% of oil that we import is partly from OPEC: 4.67MBD and then 5MBD comes from: Canada 2MBD, Mexico 1.2MBD, Saudia Arabia 1MBD, Nigeria 1MBD, Venezuela .82MBD, Iraq .33MBD, Angola .3MBD, and Brazil .27MBD
I want to provide my views on US foreign policy, society, travel, and things that I have learned throughout my life. I would also like to dedicate this blog to the crisis in Japan where many are in need of help and support and my close friend Kennon Jernigan who truly understood that the key to life is laughter and enjoying every moment as if it is your last.
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Tuesday, March 1, 2011
The United States and Oil
United States and Oil
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