Oil Consumption 1997
Oil consumption measures the total oil used by a country. Explore rankings, compare countries, and view interactive maps to gain insights.
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Rank | Actions | ||
|---|---|---|---|
1 |  United States | 10,083.183 TWh | |
2 |  Japan | 3,250.747 TWh | |
3 |  China | 2,221.545 TWh | |
4 |  Germany | 1,648.927 TWh | |
5 |  Russia | 1,526.908 TWh | |
6 |  South Korea | 1,342.776 TWh | |
7 |  Italy | 1,137.105 TWh | |
8 |  France | 1,112.265 TWh | |
9 |  Canada | 1,073.684 TWh | |
10 |  India | 1,039.856 TWh | |
11 |  Mexico | 1,026.05 TWh | |
12 |  Brazil | 999.649 TWh | |
13 |  United Kingdom | 985.443 TWh | |
14 |  Saudi Arabia | 759.519 TWh | |
15 |  Iran | 758.171 TWh | |
16 |  Spain | 705.987 TWh | |
17 |  Indonesia | 584.765 TWh | |
18 |  Netherlands | 504.13 TWh | |
19 |  Thailand | 451.555 TWh | |
20 |  Australia | 446.058 TWh | |
21 |  Taiwan | 442.641 TWh | |
22 |  Singapore | 397.769 TWh | |
23 |  Iraq | 374.776 TWh | |
24 |  Turkey | 356.599 TWh | |
25 |  Belgium | 353.37 TWh | |
26 |  Egypt | 307.326 TWh | |
27 |  Malaysia | 281.968 TWh | |
28 |  Argentina | 279.526 TWh | |
29 |  South Africa | 252.603 TWh | |
30 |  United Arab Emirates | 238.706 TWh | |
31 |  Venezuela | 237.403 TWh | |
32 |  Philippines | 231.853 TWh | |
33 |  Poland | 225.852 TWh | |
34 |  Greece | 220.763 TWh | |
35 |  Ukraine | 219.581 TWh | |
36 |  Sweden | 210.83 TWh | |
37 |  Pakistan | 201.591 TWh | |
38 |  Portugal | 171.578 TWh | |
39 |  Nigeria | 168.453 TWh | |
40 |  Romania | 163.271 TWh | |
41 |  Israel | 157.658 TWh | |
42 |  Switzerland | 155.626 TWh | |
43 |  Colombia | 152.274 TWh | |
44 |  Syrian Arab Republic | 150.651 TWh | |
45 |  Austria | 147.184 TWh | |
46 |  Chile | 140.883 TWh | |
47 |  Denmark | 130.65 TWh | |
48 |  Cuba | 126.467 TWh | |
49 |  Kazakhstan | 121.648 TWh | |
50 |  Libya | 121.478 TWh | |
51 |  Finland | 119.511 TWh | |
52 |  Norway | 119.283 TWh | |
53 |  China, Hong Kong SAR | 111.75 TWh | |
54 |  Belarus | 107.041 TWh | |
55 |  Algeria | 97.643 TWh | |
56 |  Czech Republic | 95.463 TWh | |
57 |  Peru | 88.138 TWh | |
58 |  Hungary | 85.98 TWh | |
59 |  Morocco | 81.739 TWh | |
60 |  Uzbekistan | 81.134 TWh | |
61 |  Ireland | 77.971 TWh | |
62 |  Vietnam | 76.645 TWh | |
63 |  Ecuador | 76.315 TWh | |
64 |  New Zealand | 70.944 TWh | |
65 |  Kuwait | 66.986 TWh | |
66 |  Azerbaijan | 66.403 TWh | |
67 |  Puerto Rico | 65.444 TWh | |
68 |  Lebanon | 59.882 TWh | |
69 |  Jordan | 54.65 TWh | |
70 |  Bulgaria | 54.519 TWh | |
71 |  Dominican Republic | 50.348 TWh | |
72 |  Panama | 49.07 TWh | |
73 |  Croatia | 47.088 TWh | |
74 |  Tunisia | 46.599 TWh | |
75 |  Yemen | 45.845 TWh | |
76 |  Jamaica | 41.128 TWh | |
77 |  Slovakia | 40.999 TWh | |
78 |  Bangladesh | 40.877 TWh | |
79 |  Lithuania | 40.036 TWh | |
80 |  Turkmenistan | 34.701 TWh | |
81 |  Sri Lanka | 34.04 TWh | |
82 |  Slovenia | 31.757 TWh | |
83 |  Guatemala | 28.806 TWh | |
84 |  Kenya | 27.178 TWh | |
85 |  Oman | 25.372 TWh | |
86 |  Cyprus | 25.247 TWh | |
87 |  North Korea | 24.581 TWh | |
88 |  Luxembourg | 23.159 TWh | |
89 |  Uruguay | 22.223 TWh | |
90 |  Qatar | 22.133 TWh | |
91 |  Latvia | 21.436 TWh | |
92 |  Bolivia | 20.552 TWh | |
93 |  El Salvador | 19.371 TWh | |
94 |  Costa Rica | 18.843 TWh | |
95 |  Angola | 18.755 TWh | |
96 |  Armenia | 18.503 TWh | |
97 |  Zimbabwe | 18.272 TWh | |
98 |  Côte d'Ivoire | 16.853 TWh | |
99 |  Sudan | 16.82 TWh | |
100 |  Estonia | 15.962 TWh | |
101 |  Honduras | 15.755 TWh | |
102 |  Ghana | 15.615 TWh | |
103 |  Myanmar | 15.172 TWh | |
104 |  Guam | 14.938 TWh | |
105 |  Senegal | 14.405 TWh | |
106 |  Cameroon | 14.193 TWh | |
107 |  Mauritania | 14.058 TWh | |
108 |  Bahamas | 13.885 TWh | |
109 |  Congo, Democratic Republic of the | 12.602 TWh | |
110 |  Gibraltar | 12.483 TWh | |
111 |  North Macedonia | 12.305 TWh | |
112 |  Paraguay | 12.249 TWh | |
113 |  Nicaragua | 12.138 TWh | |
114 |  Bahrain | 11.796 TWh | |
115 |  United States Virgin Islands | 11.699 TWh | |
116 |  Bosnia and Herzegovina | 11.417 TWh | |
117 |  Republic of Moldova | 11.154 TWh | |
118 |  Malta | 10.89 TWh | |
119 |  Trinidad and Tobago | 10.274 TWh | |
120 |  Tajikistan | 9.865 TWh | |
121 |  Mauritius | 9.849 TWh | |
122 |  Iceland | 9.83 TWh | |
123 |  Gabon | 9.809 TWh | |
124 |  Papua New Guinea | 9.731 TWh | |
125 |  Tanzania | 9.45 TWh | |
126 |  Georgia | 9.039 TWh | |
127 |  Martinique | 8.15 TWh | |
128 |  Réunion | 8.001 TWh | |
129 |  Cambodia | 7.866 TWh | |
130 |  Brunei Darussalam | 7.562 TWh | |
131 |  Albania | 7.495 TWh | |
132 |  Guadeloupe | 7.228 TWh | |
133 |  Djibouti | 7.201 TWh | |
134 |  Ethiopia | 7.104 TWh | |
135 |  Zambia | 6.831 TWh | |
136 |  Nepal | 6.681 TWh | |
137 |  Kyrgyzstan | 6.247 TWh | |
138 |  Suriname | 6.173 TWh | |
139 |  China, Macao SAR | 6.084 TWh | |
140 |  Haiti | 5.819 TWh | |
141 |  Namibia | 5.728 TWh | |
142 |  Barbados | 5.627 TWh | |
143 |  New Caledonia | 5.534 TWh | |
144 |  Botswana | 5.471 TWh | |
145 |  Madagascar | 5.222 TWh | |
146 |  Guinea | 4.95 TWh | |
147 |  Burkina Faso | 4.724 TWh | |
148 |  Mongolia | 4.699 TWh | |
149 |  Eritrea | 4.594 TWh | |
150 |  Benin | 4.593 TWh | |
151 |  Mozambique | 4.47 TWh | |
152 |  Guyana | 4.451 TWh | |
153 |  Uganda | 4.359 TWh | |
154 |  Fiji | 4.358 TWh | |
155 |  French Guiana | 3.957 TWh | |
156 |  Sierra Leone | 3.697 TWh | |
157 |  Aruba | 3.693 TWh | |
158 |  Afghanistan | 3.37 TWh | |
159 |  Congo | 3.019 TWh | |
160 |  Niger | 2.952 TWh | |
161 |  Rwanda | 2.945 TWh | |
162 |  Malawi | 2.925 TWh | |
163 |  French Polynesia | 2.92 TWh | |
164 |  Faroe Islands | 2.687 TWh | |
165 |  Togo | 2.614 TWh | |
166 |  Somalia | 2.371 TWh | |
167 |  American Samoa | 2.346 TWh | |
168 |  Seychelles | 2.294 TWh | |
169 |  Greenland | 2.233 TWh | |
170 |  Bermuda | 2.207 TWh | |
171 |  Mali | 2.171 TWh | |
172 |  Eswatini | 2.069 TWh | |
173 |  Antigua and Barbuda | 2.05 TWh | |
174 |  Belize | 1.887 TWh | |
175 |  State of Palestine | 1.691 TWh | |
176 |  Liberia | 1.622 TWh | |
177 |  Laos | 1.565 TWh | |
178 |  Burundi | 1.563 TWh | |
179 |  Cayman Islands | 1.428 TWh | |
180 |  Guinea-Bissau | 1.317 TWh | |
181 |  Central African Republic | 1.254 TWh | |
182 |  Maldives | 1.23 TWh | |
183 |  Western Sahara | 0.932 TWh | |
184 |  Grenada | 0.922 TWh | |
185 |  Gambia | 0.902 TWh | |
186 |  Saint Lucia | 0.865 TWh | |
187 |  Chad | 0.791 TWh | |
188 |  Lesotho | 0.759 TWh | |
189 |  Solomon Islands | 0.704 TWh | |
190 |  Nauru | 0.626 TWh | |
191 |  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | 0.604 TWh | |
192 |  Equatorial Guinea | 0.565 TWh | |
193 |  Tonga | 0.553 TWh | |
194 |  Samoa | 0.535 TWh | |
195 |  Cabo Verde | 0.519 TWh | |
196 |  Bhutan | 0.504 TWh | |
197 |  Saint Kitts and Nevis | 0.422 TWh | |
198 |  Dominica | 0.358 TWh | |
199 |  Sao Tome and Principe | 0.333 TWh | |
200 |  Comoros | 0.251 TWh | |
201 |  British Virgin Islands | 0.25 TWh | |
202 |  Vanuatu | 0.212 TWh | |
203 |  Montserrat | 0.194 TWh | |
204 |  Saint Pierre and Miquelon | 0.187 TWh | |
205 |  Cook Islands | 0.184 TWh | |
206 |  Falkland Islands (Malvinas) | 0.137 TWh | |
207 |  Kiribati | 0.075 TWh | |
208 |  Turks and Caicos Islands | 0.055 TWh | |
209 |  Niue | 0.013 TWh | |
210 |  Saint Helena | 0.013 TWh | |
211 |  Micronesia (Fed. States of) | 0 TWh | |
212 |  Northern Mariana Islands | 0 TWh | |
213 |  Tuvalu | 0 TWh |
Analysis: These countries represent the highest values in this dataset, showcasing significant scale and impact on global statistics.
- #213Tuvalu
- #212Northern Mariana Islands
- #211Micronesia (Fed. States of)
- #210Saint Helena
- #209Niue
- #208Turks and Caicos Islands
- #207Kiribati
- #206Falkland Islands (Malvinas)
- #205Cook Islands
- #204Saint Pierre and Miquelon
Context: These countries or territories have the lowest values, often due to geographic size, administrative status, or specific characteristics.
Data Source
Oil consumption | Energy Institute – Statistical Review of World Energy and others via Our World in Data
Data produced by Energy Institute – Statistical Review of World Energy; U.S. Energy Information Administration; Etemad & Luciani, compiled and published by Our World in Data as "Oil consumption".
Visit Data SourceCite this page
Geo Factbook. (n.d.). Oil Consumption by Country, 1997. Retrieved November 13, 2026, from https://geofactbook.com/fact/oil-consumption/1997
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