Oil production by region by country

Measured in terawatt-hours.

Countries reporting
50
Highest
10,350 terawatt-hours
United States
Lowest
12.34 terawatt-hours
Yemen
Median
355.41 terawatt-hours
Years covered
61
1965–2025
Data points
2,882

What the numbers show

Oil production by region is currently reported for 50 countries. The highest value is 10,350 terawatt-hours in United States; the lowest is 12.34 terawatt-hours in Yemen.

The median across all reporting countries is 355.41 terawatt-hours, and the mean is 1,080 terawatt-hours.

The gap between the highest and lowest reporting country is a factor of about 839.

Over the past decade 17 countries rose and 33 fell. The largest increase was in Guyana (up 61,083.6%), and the largest decrease in Sudan (down 76.2%).

Oil production by region: full country ranking

#Country LatestYear 10-year changeTrend
1 United States 10,350 terawatt-hours 2025 up 57.0% rising
2 Saudi Arabia 6,232 terawatt-hours 2025 down 5.7% rising
3 Russia 6,085 terawatt-hours 2025 down 3.9% rising
4 Canada 3,514 terawatt-hours 2025 up 39.9% volatile
5 Iran 2,816 terawatt-hours 2025 up 34.3% rising
6 China 2,513 terawatt-hours 2025 up 0.7% rising
7 Iraq 2,496 terawatt-hours 2025 up 9.7% volatile
8 Brazil 2,367 terawatt-hours 2025 up 54.0% volatile
9 United Arab Emirates 2,199 terawatt-hours 2025 up 8.0% rising
10 Kuwait 1,566 terawatt-hours 2025 down 9.2% rising
11 Kazakhstan 1,156 terawatt-hours 2025 up 25.1% rising
12 Norway 1,119 terawatt-hours 2025 up 9.8% volatile
13 Mexico 1,040 terawatt-hours 2025 down 29.9% rising
14 Nigeria 977.11 terawatt-hours 2025 down 20.5% rising
15 Qatar 886.95 terawatt-hours 2025 down 1.4% volatile
16 Argentina 801.49 terawatt-hours 2025 up 129.4% rising
17 Libya 768.29 terawatt-hours 2025 up 241.2% falling
18 Algeria 760.73 terawatt-hours 2025 down 2.7% rising
19 Venezuela 665.95 terawatt-hours 2025 down 61.2% falling
20 Angola 616.6 terawatt-hours 2025 down 39.9% volatile
21 Oman 559.7 terawatt-hours 2025 up 0.2% rising
22 Colombia 458.5 terawatt-hours 2025 down 25.6% volatile
23 Guyana 414.51 terawatt-hours 2025 up 61,083.6% volatile
24 India 370.67 terawatt-hours 2025 down 22.6% rising
25 United Kingdom 362.62 terawatt-hours 2025 down 31.2% volatile
26 Indonesia 348.2 terawatt-hours 2025 down 26.2% falling
27 Azerbaijan 323.18 terawatt-hours 2025 down 33.3% volatile
28 Egypt 307.9 terawatt-hours 2025 down 25.3% rising
29 Malaysia 283.81 terawatt-hours 2025 down 25.7% volatile
30 Ecuador 274.67 terawatt-hours 2025 down 18.9% volatile
31 Congo 165.46 terawatt-hours 2025 up 19.2% volatile
32 Australia 160.12 terawatt-hours 2025 down 18.1% rising
33 Thailand 155.59 terawatt-hours 2025 down 24.0% volatile
34 Gabon 131.82 terawatt-hours 2025 up 6.3% rising
35 Turkmenistan 105.95 terawatt-hours 2025 down 31.1% rising
36 Vietnam 99.41 terawatt-hours 2025 down 50.2% rising
37 South Sudan 75.98 terawatt-hours 2025 down 10.2% rising
38 Chad 67.8 terawatt-hours 2025 up 0.3% rising
39 Brunei 60.91 terawatt-hours 2025 down 15.2% falling
40 Peru 58.04 terawatt-hours 2025 down 23.6% rising
41 Italy 45.06 terawatt-hours 2025 down 29.2% rising
42 Denmark 41.05 terawatt-hours 2025 down 54.1% volatile
43 Equatorial Guinea 40.73 terawatt-hours 2025 down 71.1% volatile
44 Trinidad and Tobago 37.32 terawatt-hours 2025 down 33.5% falling
45 Romania 30.95 terawatt-hours 2025 down 33.5% volatile
46 Uzbekistan 20.55 terawatt-hours 2025 down 35.2% falling
47 Syria 18.79 terawatt-hours 2025 up 34.9% volatile
48 Tunisia 15.35 terawatt-hours 2025 down 49.8% falling
49 Sudan 14.9 terawatt-hours 2025 down 76.2% volatile
50 Yemen 12.34 terawatt-hours 2025 down 51.0% volatile

Regions and income groups

Aggregates are excluded from the country ranking above so that a region can never outrank a country.

About this data

Indicator
Oil production by region
Unit
terawatt-hours
Source
Energy Institute - Statistical Review of World Energy (2026) – with major processing by Our World in Data
Licence
CC BY 4.0 (Our World in Data)
Coverage
54 places, 2,882 data points, 1965–2025
Last refreshed

Measured in terawatt-hours.