List of countries by oil consumption

This is a list of countries by oil consumption.[1][2]

In 2022, the International Energy Agency (IEA) announced that total worldwide oil consumption would rise by 2%[3] year over year compared to 2021 despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

Rank Country/Region Oil consumption
(bbl/day)		 Year %
- World (incl. biofuels) 105,130,000[4] 2025 100
1 United States 20,250,000[5] 2023 20
2 China 16,189,000 2026[6] 16
- European Union 10,500,000[7] 2023-26[8]
- ASEAN 6,226,000 2019
3 India 5,271,000 2026[6] 5.3
7 Japan 3,140,000 2026[6] 3.1
5 Saudi Arabia 3,524,000 2026[6] 3.5
4 Russia 3,863,000 2026[6] 3.7
10 Canada 2,377,000 2026[6] 2.3
8 South Korea 2,542,000 2026[6] 2.5
6 Brazil 3,163,000 2026[6] 3
11 Germany 2,062,000 2026[6] 2
9 Iran 2,415,000 2026[6] 2
13 Indonesia 1,645,000 2026[6] 1.6
14 France 1,536,000 2026[6] 1.5
19 Italy 1,245,000 2026[6] 1.2
12 Mexico 1,741,000 2026[6] 2
17 Thailand 1,397,000 2026[6] 1.3
15 Singapore 1,514,000 2026[6] 1.5
18 Spain 1,325,000 2026[6] 1.3
16 United Kingdom 1,406,000 2026[6] 1.4
20 Australia 1,151,000 2026[6] 1.1
23 Taiwan 954,000 2026[6] 1
24 United Arab Emirates 846,000 2026[6] 1
25 Netherlands 840,000 2026[6] 0.9
21 Turkey 1,107,000 2026[6] 1.1
29 Malaysia 672,000 2026[6] 0.8
26 Egypt 830,000 2026[6] 0.8
27 Argentina 749,000 2026[6] 0.7
32 Belgium 596,000 2026[6] 0.6
28 Poland 743,000 2026[6] 0.7
22 Iraq 1,043,000 2026[6] 1
33 Vietnam 544,000 2026[6] 0.5
35 Philippines 457,000 2026[6] 0.6
31 South Africa 609,000 2026[6] 0.6
36 Algeria 446,000 2026[6] 0.6
34 Nigeria 527,000 2026[6] 0.5
30 Pakistan 645,000 2026[6] 0.5
38 Chile 404,000 2026[6] 0.5
37 Kuwait 430,000 2026[6] 0.5
43 Hong Kong 278,541 2024[9] 0.3
56 Venezuela 203,000 2026[6] 0.2
45 Sweden 270,000 2026[6] 0.2
65 Denmark 151,000 2026[6] 0.2
61 Finland 175,000 2026[6] 0.2
41 Greece 308,000 2026[6] 0.3
52 Israel 219,000 2026[6] 0.2
50 Norway 229,000 2026[6] 0.2
49 Austria 244,000 2026[6] 0.2
42 Morocco 296,000 2026[6] 0.3
58  Switzerland 194,000 2026[6] 0.2
55 Libya 207,000 2026[6] 0.2
46 Qatar 268,000 2026[6] 0.3
48 Peru 255,000 2026[6] 0.3
40 Colombia 374,000 2026[6] 0.4
57 Portugal 200,000 2026[6] 0.2
44 Ecuador 272,000 2026[6] 0.3
39 Kazakhstan 386,000 2026[6] 0.4
59 Ukraine 192,000 2026[6] 0.2
51 Romania 220,000 2026[6] 0.2
53 Czech Republic 219,000 2026[6] 0.2
69 Belarus 125,000 2026[6] 0.1
61 Azerbaijan 109,000 2026[6] 0.1
62 Yemen 58,000 2026[6]
63 Puerto Rico 94,400 2024[9] 0.09
72 Cuba 118,000 2026[6] 0.1
63 New Zealand 154,000 2026[6] 0.2
64 Turkmenistan 152,000 2026[6] 0.1
62 Ireland 159,000 2026[6] 0.2
60 Hungary 179,100 2026[6] 0.2
69 Syria 102,000 2026[6]
70 Uzbekistan 111,000 2026[6]
71 Sri Lanka 100,000 2026[6]
66 Dominican Republic 146,000 2026[6] 0.1
73 Bulgaria 101,000 2026[6] 0.1
47 Bangladesh 263,000 2026[6]
75 Jordan 97,000 2026[6] 0.1
74 Lebanon 115,000 2026[6] 0.1
77 U.S. Virgin Islands 14,251 2024[9] 0.01
54 Oman 218,000 2026[6]
67 Panama 131,000 2026[6] 0.1
68 Sudan 129,000 2026[6]
81 Tunisia 104,000 2026[6] 0.1
73 Guatemala 117,000 2026[6] 0.1
83 Slovakia 90,000 2026[6] 0.1
71 Angola 121,000 2026[6] 0.1
75 Kenya 113,000 2026[6] 0.1
86 Croatia 70,000 2026[6]
87 Jamaica 44,142 2024[9] 0.04
88 Serbia 88,000 2026[6] 0.1
89 Curacao 72,000 2010 est.
90 Lithuania 67,000 2026[6] 0.1
91 Ghana 96,000 2026[6]
92 Luxembourg 51,000 2026[6] 0.05
93 Cyprus 46,382 2024[9] 0.05
94 Honduras 71,000 2026[6]
95 Bolivia 100,000 2026[6] 0.1
96 Slovenia 44,000 2026[6] 0.05
97 Bahrain 72,000 2026[6] 0.07
98 Uruguay 50,000 2026[6] 0.05
100 Costa Rica 64,988 2024[9] 0.06
100 Ethiopia 102,000 2026[6] 0.1
101 Armenia 15,000 2026[6]
102 El Salvador 56,000 2026[6]
103 Tanzania 85,000 2026[6] 0.08
70 Myanmar 122,000 2026[6] 0.1
105 Senegal 65,000 2026[6]
106 Cambodia 77,000 2026[6] 0.07
107 Trinidad and Tobago 27,005 2024[9] 0.03
108 Albania 21,000 2026[6] 0.02
109 Papua New Guinea 42,716 2024[9] 0.04
110 Bahamas 22,434 2024[9] 0.02
111 Latvia 33,000 2026[6] 0.03
112 Nicaragua 28,000 2026[6]
113 Cameroon 41,000 2026[6] 0.04
114 West Bank 29,310 2011 est.
115 Benin 40,000 2026[6]
116 Togo 15,690 2024[9] 0.02
117 Bosnia and Herzegovina 34,000 2026[6] 0.04
118 Paraguay 52,000 2026[6] 0.05
119 Estonia 27,000 2026[6] 0.03
120 Gibraltar 88,207 2024[9] 0.09
121 Mauritius 28,460 2024[9] 0.03
122 Côte d'Ivoire 87,000 2026[6]
123 Mongolia 39,000 2026[6]
124 Namibia 23,000 2026[6] 0.02
125 Mozambique 42,000 2026[6] 0.04
126 Iceland 19,000 2026[6]
127 Tajikistan 31,000 2026[6] 0.03
128 Malta 46,802 2024[9] 0.05
129 Zambia 34,000 2026[6] 0.04
130 Zimbabwe 34,000 2026[6] 0.04
131   Nepal 71,000 2026[6]
125 Mauritania 32,000 2026[6] 0.03
133 Fiji 15,411 2024[9] 0.02
134 North Macedonia 24,000 2026[6] 0.02
135 Madagascar 20,000 2026[6] 0.02
136 Georgia 34,000 2026[6]
137 Uganda 44,000 2026[6] 0.04
138 Kyrgyzstan 31,000 2026[6] 0.03
139 Gabon 14,000 2026[6] 0.01
140 Botswana 22,000 2026[6] 0.02
141 Moldova 22,000 2026[6] 0.02
142 North Korea 18,000 2026[6] 0.02
143 Brunei 16,338 2024[9] 0.02
144 Guam 22,006 2024[9] 0.02
145 Suriname 17,000 2026[6]
146 Haiti 11,656 2024[9] 0.01
147 New Caledonia 16,920 2024[9] 0.02
148 Djibouti 4,775 2024[9] 0.005
149 Malawi 10,525 2024[9] 0.01
150 South Sudan 11,890 2024[10] 0.01
151 Guyana 26,760 2024[9] 0.03
152 Republic of the Congo 13,000 2026[6] 0.01
153 Democratic Republic of the Congo 35,000 2026[6]
154 Burkina Faso 37,000 2026[6] 0.04
155 Sierra Leone 11,142 2024[11] 0.01
156 Guinea 31,268 2024[9] 0.03
157 Barbados 10,498 2024[9] 0.01
158 French Polynesia 8,874 2024[9] 0.009
159 Seychelles 6,476 2024[9] 0.006
160 Macau 10,870 2024[9] 0.01
161 Belize 5,000 2026[6] 0.005
162 Maldives 12,787 2024[9] 0.01
163 Aruba 7,642 2024[9] 0.008
164 Somalia 6,000 2026[6]
165 Niger 18,000 2026[6]
166 Rwanda 9,824 2024[9] 0.01
167 American Samoa 3,865 2024[9] 0.004
168 Antigua and Barbuda 5,019 2024[9] 0.005
169 Mali 46,000 2026[6] 0.05
170 Faroe Islands 5,288 2024[9] 0.005
171 Eswatini 6,255 2024[9] 0.006
172 Eritrea 5,000 2026[6] 0.005
173 Montenegro 9,000 2026[6] 0.009
174 Afghanistan 58,000 2026[6] 0.06
175 Greenland (Denmark) 3,531 2024[9] 0.003
176 Liberia 5,000 2026[6] 0.005
177 Laos 25,000 2026[6]
178 Gambia 3,640 2024[9] 0.004
197 Central African Republic 2,000 2026[6]
180 Cayman Islands 5,831 2024[9] 0.006
181 Guinea-Bissau 2,443 2024[9] 0.002
182 Saint Lucia 4,429 2024[9] 0.004
183 Grenada 2,808 2024[9] 0.003
184 Timor-Leste 4,556 2024[12] 0.004
185 Bermuda 3,771 2024[9] 0.004
186 Cabo Verde 4,791 2024[9] 0.005
187 Burundi 5,727 2024[9] 0.006
198 Western Sahara 1,979 2024[9] 0.002
199 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 1,933 2024[9] 0.002
190 Chad 15,000 2026[6] 0.01
175 Lesotho 5,715 2024[9] 0.006
196 Solomon Islands 2,189 2024[9] 0.002
193 Bhutan 4,000 2026[6]
194 Equatorial Guinea 6,337 2024[9] 0.006
200 Saint Kitts and Nevis 1,929 2024[9] 0.002
196 Turks and Caicos Islands 3,197 2024[9] 0.003
201 Tonga 1,513 2024[9] 0.002
202 British Virgin Islands 1,288 2024[9] 0.001
199 Samoa 2,308 2024[9] 0.002
200 Comoros 2,656 2024[9] 0.003
201 Vanuatu 2,194 2024[9] 0.002
204 Sao Tome and Principe 1,216 2024[9] 0.001
203 Dominica 1,237 2024[9] 0.001
209 Saint Pierre and Miquelon 492 2024[9] 0.0005
210 Montserrat 335 2024[9] 0.0003
205 Cook Islands 795 2024[9] 0.0008
207 Nauru 602 2024[9] 0.0006
208 Kiribati 589 2024[9] 0.0006
206 Falkland Islands 755 2024[9] 0.0007
211 Saint Helena 72 2024[9] 0.00007
212 Niue 58 2024[9] 0.00006
150 Kosovo 16,000 2026[6]

See also

References

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