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Resource Consumption by Country

United States has the highest Oil Consumption (bbl/d) in 2025 (19.4M bbl/d), followed by China (17.4M bbl/d) and India (5.6M bbl/d). Iceland has the lowest (20K bbl/d).

Environment212 countries · 6 metricsUpdated Jul 22, 2025Original page
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Oil Consumption (bbl/d), 2025

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Ranking

Highest first: the first 15 and last 5 of 78 countries.

Distribution Median and middle halfThe median is the middle value: half of places are above it, half below. The middle half is the range holding the central 50% of places.More in the glossary →

Each dot is one country; the lines mark the median and the middle half.

Median
360K bbl/d
Middle half 160.5K bbl/d – 1.2M bbl/d
Average
1.2M bbl/d
78 countries
Highest
19.4M bbl/d
United States
Lowest
20K bbl/d
Iceland

Over time · 2018–2025

The top 5 in 2025, against the median.

  • Median of all countries
  • United States
  • China
  • India
  • Saudi Arabia
  • Russia

Data

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79 countries · # = rank by Oil Consumption (bbl/d)
#
1United States19.4M bbl/d8.73 EJ
2China17.4M bbl/d92.24 EJ
3India5.6M bbl/d23.07 EJ
4Saudi Arabia3.9M bbl/d0.01 EJ
5Russia3.6M bbl/d3.56 EJ
6Japan3.3M bbl/d4.36 EJ
7South Korea2.8M bbl/d2.86 EJ
8Brazil2.6M bbl/d0.59 EJ
9Canada2.4M bbl/d0.25 EJ
10Germany2M bbl/d1.49 EJ
11Iran2M bbl/d0.07 EJ
12Mexico1.8M bbl/d0.22 EJ
13Indonesia1.7M bbl/d5.15 EJ
14Singapore1.5M bbl/d0.01 EJ
15France1.4M bbl/d0.16 EJ
16United Kingdom1.3M bbl/d0.05 EJ
17Spain1.3M bbl/d0.09 EJ
18Thailand1.2M bbl/d0.59 EJ
19Turkey1.2M bbl/d1.79 EJ
20Italy1.2M bbl/d0.09 EJ
21United Arab Emirates1.1M bbl/d0.1 EJ
22Australia1.1M bbl/d1.46 EJ
23Malaysia965K bbl/d1.1 EJ
24Iraq893K bbl/d—
25Taiwan857K bbl/d1.28 EJ
26Netherlands838K bbl/d0.19 EJ
27Egypt779K bbl/d0.06 EJ
28Vietnam699K bbl/d2.57 EJ
29Argentina596K bbl/d0.03 EJ
30Belgium580K bbl/d0.12 EJ
31Kuwait510K bbl/d0.01 EJ
32Philippines507K bbl/d0.93 EJ
33South Africa475K bbl/d3.65 EJ
34Algeria470K bbl/d—
35Pakistan451K bbl/d0.48 EJ
36Colombia441K bbl/d0.14 EJ
37Chile400K bbl/d0.16 EJ
38Qatar391K bbl/d—
39Kazakhstan390K bbl/d1.57 EJ
40Morocco330K bbl/d0.28 EJ
41Hong Kong319K bbl/d0.11 EJ
42Venezuela314K bbl/d0.01 EJ
43Greece305K bbl/d0.03 EJ
44Peru297K bbl/d0.03 EJ
45Ecuador290K bbl/d—
46Ukraine285K bbl/d0.35 EJ
47Bangladesh279K bbl/d0.42 EJ
48Sweden265K bbl/d0.06 EJ
49Oman260K bbl/d—
50Romania237K bbl/d0.09 EJ
51Austria224K bbl/d0.1 EJ
52Portugal215K bbl/d—
53Czechia208K bbl/d0.38 EJ
54Israel207K bbl/d0.08 EJ
55Norway206K bbl/d0.03 EJ
56Switzerland188K bbl/d—
57Finland168K bbl/d0.08 EJ
58Hungary165K bbl/d0.02 EJ
59New Zealand159K bbl/d0.04 EJ
60Belarus158K bbl/d0.04 EJ
61Turkmenistan151K bbl/d—
62Ireland147K bbl/d0.01 EJ
63Uzbekistan146K bbl/d0.2 EJ
64Denmark132K bbl/d0.01 EJ
65Sri Lanka130K bbl/d0.05 EJ
66Azerbaijan129K bbl/d—
67Bulgaria111K bbl/d0.14 EJ
68Croatia84K bbl/d0.01 EJ
69Slovakia82K bbl/d0.07 EJ
70Lithuania59K bbl/d—
71Cyprus51K bbl/d—
72Slovenia50K bbl/d0.02 EJ
73Luxembourg43K bbl/d—
74Trinidad and Tobago34K bbl/d—
75Latvia31K bbl/d—
76Estonia26K bbl/d0.09 EJ
77North Macedonia25K bbl/d0.03 EJ
78Iceland20K bbl/d—
—Poland—1.34 EJ

What correlates with Oil Consumption (bbl/d) (2025)?

Pearson r against 1,792 other country metrics sharing at least 47 countries, 2 near-identical series hidden. Correlation is not causation.

Higher together

Places that have a higher Oil Consumption (bbl/d) tend to score higher on these

  1. GDPHistorical GDP by Country
    r = +0.97 · very strong · n = 76
    Plot
  2. Composite IndexComposite Index of National Capability by Country
    r = +0.97 · very strong · n = 75
    Plot
  3. Composite Index x100kComposite Index of National Capability by Country
    r = +0.97 · very strong · n = 75
    Plot
  4. GNI Atlas MethodGross National Product (GNP) by Country
    r = +0.97 · very strong · n = 77
    Plot
  5. GDP PPPHistorical GDP by Country
    r = +0.96 · very strong · n = 75
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  6. Airline PassengersAirline Passengers by Country
    r = +0.96 · very strong · n = 74
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Opposite directions

Places that have a higher Oil Consumption (bbl/d) tend to score lower on these

  1. Net International Investment PositionNet International Investment Position by Country
    r = −0.56 · strong · n = 66
    Plot
  2. US Trade BalanceUS Trade Deficit by Country
    r = −0.52 · strong · n = 77
    Plot
  3. Major Countries Overall RankMajor Countries
    r = −0.41 · moderate · n = 53
    Plot
  4. GGGI Education ScoreGlobal Gender Gap by Country
    r = −0.37 · moderate · n = 70
    Plot
  5. Global FirePower IndexMilitary Strength Index by Country
    r = −0.37 · moderate · n = 75
    Plot
  6. Oldest Park Founding YearNational Parks by Country
    r = −0.36 · moderate · n = 62
    Plot

Quick answers

Which country has the highest Oil Consumption (bbl/d)?
United States has the highest Oil Consumption (bbl/d) in 2025, at 19.4M bbl/d, followed by China (17.4M bbl/d) and India (5.6M bbl/d).
Which country has the lowest Oil Consumption (bbl/d)?
Iceland has the lowest Oil Consumption (bbl/d) in 2025, at 20K bbl/d.
What is the median Oil Consumption (bbl/d) across countries?
The median is 360K bbl/d across the 78 countries with data in 2025.
Where does this resource consumption by country data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Electricity Consumption - US Energy Information Administration; Petroleum and other liquids - US Energy Information Administration; Natural Gas - US Energy Information Administration; Coal and coke - US Energy Information Administration.

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