World's Top 25 Crude Oil Producers, 2010-2012 -- EIA

by David Rachovich

Production of Crude Oil including Lease Condensate (Thousand Barrels Per Day), 2010-2012 – EIA  

Rank	Country	2012	Share of total	2011	2010
1.	Russia	9,922	13.1%	9,774	9,694
2.	Saudi Arabia*	9,832	13.0%	9,458	8,900
3.	United States	6,474	8.6%	5,662	5,479
4.	China	4,129	5.5%	4,059	4,078
5.	Iran*	3,367	4.5%	4,054	4,080
6.	Canada	3,117	4.1%	2,904	2,732
7.	Iraq*	2,983	3.9%	2,626	2,399
8.	United Arab Emirates*	2,804	3.7%	2,679	2,415
9.	Kuwait*	2,635	3.5%	2,530	2,300
10.	Mexico	2,589	3.4%	2,596	2,621
11.	Nigeria*	2,520	3.3%	2,550	2,455
12.	Venezuela*	2,300	3.0%	2,300	2,216
13.	Brazil	2,061	2.7%	2,105	2,055
14.	Angola*	1,817	2.4%	1,786	1,939
15.	Norway	1,607	2.1%	1,752	1,869
16.	Algeria*	1,532	2.0%	1,540	1,540
17.	Kazakhstan	1,514	2.0%	1,553	1,525
18.	Libya*	1,367	1.8%	465	1,650
19.	Qatar*	1,216	1.6%	1,296	1,127
20.	Colombia	944	1.2%	914	786
21.	Azerbaijan	934	1.2%	983	1,035
22.	Oman	919	1.2%	886	865
23.	United Kingdom	881	1.2%	1,026	1,233
24.	Indonesia	855	1.1%	918	953
25.	India	777	1.0%	782	751
OPEC**		32,877	43.5%	31,784	31,507
All Countries (World)		75,553	100.0%	74,144	74,074

 

*OPEC member. Data for Kuwait and for Saudi Arabia each include one-half of the production in the Kuwait-Saudi Arabia Neutral Zone.

**OPEC total includes also Ecuador's production of 504,000 barrels of crude per day in 2012; 500,000 in 2011; and 486,000 in 2010.

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), International Energy Statistics, here

 

(Figures above may be updated at any time by EIA. Also, please see: "World's Top 23 Crude Oil Producers, November 2011 (including OPECproduction) - EIA," and "World's Top20 Crude Oil Producers, Nov. 2010 – EIA." -- D.R.)