what country refines the most oil?
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I disagree, it's right here in America in the Gulf of Mexico. I used to work for United Pipe out of Houston, Texas.\n\nThey just pump out the crude and send it to our refineries in the Gulf. We also have refineries on the West Coast, New England refineries. The rest is sent up the Mississippi River to Saint Louis.
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Yes, but...\n\nThe biggest producer of oil in Latinamerica is of course, Venezuela. Venezuelan oil is of a better quality than Mexican oil. Some months ago they discovered a large deposit in the Gulf of Mexico. \n\nHowever, the problem is that the infrastructure of the government oil company, PEMEX, is outdated and the productivity of the employees in the fields, very low, compared to other countries.
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I think China. It's part of the Opium plant. Or at least it's chemical structure is broken down from the Opium plant.
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Calgary, Alberta Canada.\n\nwww.oilcareer.com or just travel to Calgary and the job will find you.
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Russia is a has been. China has the biggest army, far from the best.
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4 \nIran Japan Saudi Arabia Korea. I think .
299625
This country needs to start becoming more self sufficient when it comes to oil supplies.  We have vast oil reserves both in Anwar and other places in the USA.  Sooner or later we must lose our dependency on fossil fuels completely but until then we at least need to end our dependency our foreign oil.  We stopped drilling during the 70s because of concerns with the environment.  Our technology has advanced enough now that I am sure we could drill and refine oil with out destroying our country.
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Most... United States of America...\n\nLeast... China...
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We are importing about half of what we use now. If you would like to choose which half of our nation cannot use oil, then we could quit importing.\n\nIt isn't a matter of how much oil is in the ground. We can't produce it fast enough, or refine it fast enough to more than marginally outpace demand.
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The United States and Russia, of course, just because of their size.  Smaller countries that are major mineral producers are Namibia, Congo (the big one, not the little one), South Africa, Australia, Mexico, and Peru
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the US gets it's oil from  OPEC ( Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countires). This includes Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq and many other middle eastern countires. \nSOme of the oil does come from the south ( texas for example). As to prices google it.
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I've gotta say Turkey. It is more developed than Kazahkstan. It has more influence, bigger businesses and a larger military. Then again, Kazakhstan has oil and that may be a huge factor for them in the future. I just dont see it growing quickly without Russia backing. Turkey is more developed in the international community.
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US has the most money.\nPeople are always nice for money.
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Top 10 Counting total forces\n1.  USA\n2.  China\n3.  UK\n4.  South Korea\n5.  Russia (Provided someone can fund it)\n6.  North Korea (Provided China doesn't shut their oil off again)\n7.  Isreal\n8.  India (Fairly good army and navy)\n9.  Japan (2nd largest defense budget in the world)\n10. Egypt\n\nA better question might be "Top Powers with the ability to project that power"  Some of the above are regional powers only.
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Probably Exxon Mobil and Chevron.  The major foreign ones are BP and Royal Dutch.
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The vast majority of Iraqi oil is sold to Asia and Europe.  The last time I checked, the US bought less then 5% of the Iraqi oil exports.\n\nHowever, you also have to understand how the oil market works.  Supertankers frequently pick up oil under contract, often from several different depots.  So a Tanker may get oil from AUE, Iraq, and Kuwait.  It then takes it to Asia, where it is offloaded and stored.  That oil will then be loaded onto another tanker and sent to the US West COast for refining and distribution.\n\nOil is a very fungible commodity.  Just like Gold, it is seperated and mixed with oil from other sources, from manny different locations.  It is often stored by 3rd parties, and refined by 4th parties.\n\nSo has Iraqi oil been used in the US?  Of course.  Just like South African Gold was used in US jewelry during the embargo during the 1980's.\n\nDid the US go to war for oil?  Of course not.  It would have been cheaper to simply do something like forse the UN to remove the trade sanctions and prop up Saddam with more palace money, or do the same thing with Lybia.\n\nOf course, we could also remove all protection of Israel, then we would probably get free oil forever from some of the nations in the region.  If anybody believes this war was about oil, they have no understanding of international relations and commerce.
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USA aluminium\nChina and Russia leading in Wheat