Fossil fuel exporters

Petroleum, natural gas, and coal are exported from various source countries to countries reliant on these fossil fuels.

Petroleum

Saudi Arabia is the largest exporter of crude petroleum in the world.

This is a list of countries by crude oil exports mostly based on The World Factbook:[1]

RankCountry/regionOil - exportsDate of
information
1 Saudi Arabia6,880,000 bbl/d (1,094,000 m3/d)2011 est.
2 Russia4,625,000 bbl/d (735,300 m3/d)2013 est.
3 United Arab Emirates2,500,000 bbl/d (400,000 m3/d)2010 est.
4 Iraq2,390,000 bbl/d (380,000 m3/d)2013 est.
5 Nigeria2,341,000 bbl/d (372,200 m3/d)2010 est.
6 Angola1,928,000 bbl/d (306,500 m3/d)2010 est.
7 Canada1,756,000 bbl/d (279,200 m3/d)2012 est.
8 Venezuela1,645,000 bbl/d (261,500 m3/d)2010 est.
9 Kazakhstan1,406,000 bbl/d (223,500 m3/d)2010 est.
10 Kuwait1,395,000 bbl/d (221,800 m3/d)2010 est.

Natural gas

This is a list of countries by natural gas exports mostly based on The World Factbook:[2]

RankCountry/regionNatural gas - exports (cu m)Date of
information
1 Russia196,000,000,0002013 est.
2 Qatar120,800,000,0002012 est.
3 Norway102,800,000,0002013 est.
4 European Union93,750,000,0002010 est.
5 Canada82,450,000,0002013 est.
6 Netherlands67,270,000,0002013 est.
7 Algeria49,000,000,0002012 est.
8 Turkmenistan46,000,000,0002012 est.
9 Bolivia44,940,000,0002013 est.
10 United States44,510,000,0002013 est.

Coal

This is a list of countries by coal exports mostly based on US Energy Information Administration:[3]

RankCountryCoal - exports (thousand short tons)Date of
information
1 Indonesia421,7552012
2 Australia332,3632012
3 Russia150,7202012
4 United States126,7202012
5 Colombia92,2332012
6 South Africa81,9562012
7 Canada38,8302012
8 Kazakhstan35,1782012
9 Mongolia24,3202012
10 Vietnam21,1682012

References

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