What percent of our crude oil do we get from each of the following. US, OPEC, Venuzula, Nigera,Nigera,Mexico?
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I can not locate the story but the economist.com had the exact numbers.  In terms of our imports of oil.  canada is the largest provider, then venezual, then mexico, niegera is next.  for the US.  Japan gets most form the opec region, europe i think russia is there largest supplier.
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42 gallons of crude oil in a barrel. It yields slightly more than 21-22 gallons of gasoline, based on 51.4% (the amount of finished gasoline created from one barrel of oil).\n\nGood question, BTW.
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Oil, natural gas, gold, diamonds and uranium.  Look it up for more details and learn something on your own.
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http://www.wtrg.com/daily/crudeoilprice.html
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I think you are on to something.  Who cares if OPEC cuts production.  We have oil in this country too.  There is no reason why they should have gone down then back up again.
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Oil/petroleum products [95%], chemicals, textiles, construction materials, food processing, fertilizer, metal fabrication/processing, wheat, barley, rice, vegetables, dates, cotton; cattle, sheep, poultry [other 5%]
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Not exactly what you're looking for, but this is imports: http://www.eia.doe.gov/pub/oil_gas/petroleum/data_publications/company_level_imports/current/import.html\n\nProduction for the US: http://www.eia.doe.gov/neic/infosheets/crudeproduction.htm\n\nA few major countries:\nhttp://www.chartoftheday.com/20060120.htm?T\n\nThis one is for 2004:\nhttp://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/cabs/topworldtables1_2.html\n\nYou can probably find a similar for 2005.\n\nThe main page is here: http://www.eia.doe.gov/oil_gas/petroleum/info_glance/petroleum.html
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Uncap Our oil wells. We have plenty of Our own oil but the libleft  won't vote yes to open them up. We are working on alternatives but its gonna be a long time before we get there, so if we don't start drilling Our own and start modernizing Our refineries the price is just gonna keep on going up. You can't have it both ways.
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In February, the United States imported 277,104,000 barrels of crude oil.\n\nBelow is a current list of the top 15 countries that we import crude oil from, along with the number of barrels per day:\n\nFebruary 2006 Oil Imports\n----------------------------\nMEXICO:  1,774,000 \nCANADA:  1,700,000\nSAUDI ARABIA:  1,418,000\nNIGERIA:  1,342,000 \nVENEZUELA:  1,175,000\nANGOLA:  464,000 \nIRAQ:  444,000 \nECUADOR:  222,000 \nBRAZIL:  164,000 \nALGERIA:  163,000
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http://exxonmobil.com/Corporate/About/OurActivities/NEW_Corp_OA_Upstream.asp\n\n40 countries it says.
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In 2003 (latest data I could find), the US transformed 779,617 thousand tonnes of oil, of which 516,216 thousand were imported, meaning that 66.2% of our consumption was imported.\n\nEdit: I found more recent information. In the week of May 26th the US processed 15,519 barrels of crude oil a day, of which 10,842 barrels were imported, yielding 69.8%. In addition, the US imported 4,277 barrels a day of already processed products.
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In 2004 US imported 2400 barrels of oil a day from the Persian Gulf.  Approximately 25% of the year's total.
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Esso, Gulf, Sinclare, American Oil, Pure
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OPEC is important because its member states account for enough crude oil production that they can influence prices.  They certainly do not control prices to the extent that they did back in the 1970s, but they are nonetheless very powerful.  I've provided a link for you
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According to the CIA factbook, the United States produces 7.61      million barrels per day of oil, while it consumes 20.03 million barrels per day.  According to the USGS and Department of Energy, the United States accounts for 40% of the world's oil consumption, while producing only about 10% of the world's oil.
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Different type of oil - Mexico has heavy crude which is more costly to process.  Also, Mexico's oil industry is nationalized and as a result very inefficient.  They can't refine all they consume because they don't have the capital to expand so much of what is shipped to the U.S. is refined here and returned to them to sell in Pemex stations.  Besides, the Middle East needs the income.  Take all 22 oil producing countries there and in North Africa and their combined GDP doesn't equal that of Spain.
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Ok, the guy who wrote about the US having a secret stash of oil... did you know that everybody KNOWS that the US has there own oil up in Alaska... so it's not much of a secret if CNN has reported on it and congress has asked the President to tap into our own oil reserves. I think what the originator of this question was saying is, instead of the entire world sitting on their hands and letting the Saudi's or OPEC or whoever get away with pretty much robbing the world blind with oil prices the world should fight back with what ever means neccessary.\n\nAnd whoever it was that said it was OPEC that sets the prices not the Saudi's, well you obviously are one of the many many people in the world that are blind to the situatation, OPEC is an organization that is run by man y countries, the list of countries that run OPEC are: Algeria, Indonesia, Iran, Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates and lastly Venezuala. The last time I looked most of those countries hate the U.S... so what his point was about OPEC is beyond me.\n\nRaise the price of everything, I say do it. What do we have to loose? If the entire world did it what options would OPEC have? I dont care how many countries are using oil, the good thing is that there are ALTERNATIVES to fossil fuel now and they will only become more and more advanced, let's see what OPEC and it's members do when we dont need their oil... THEN the price of everything they import should go through the roof. Fight fire with fire I say, they obviously dont care if the cost to heat out homes this winter is $400 per month, then we shouldn'y care if they starve. DAMN this administration for letting this go on. Kudos to the originator of this post, and I will gladly be your running mate in the next election!!!! God Bless the USA.