Top 25 Oil Exporting Countries in the World in 2024

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61% : This article aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the Top 25 Oil Exporting Countries in the World in 2024, shedding light on the evolving landscape of oil production and exportation.
60% : Crude Oil Exports in 2022: $37,400,459,000 Angola stands as a significant exporter of oil, with its rich reserves and established industry contributing to global energy markets and its economy.
59% : Crude Oil Exports in 2022: $5,591,254,000 Starting our list of Top 25 Oil Exporting Countries in the World for 2024 with, Ghana, a key player in oil exports from the Gulf of Guinea, has undergone significant economic transformation since the discovery of offshore reserves.
59% : Crude Oil Exports in 2022: $31,779,788,000 Mexico is a major oil exporter, leveraging its significant reserves and established industry to contribute to global energy markets and its economy.
58% : Crude Oil Exports in 2022: $10,834,642,000 Ecuador is 21 country on our list of Top Oil Exporting Countries in the World in 2024.
57% : Crude Oil Exports in 2022: $6,691,573,000 The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has become a notable oil exporter despite challenges.
57% : Crude Oil Exports in 2022: $33,227,075,000 Thirteenth, on our list of Top 25 Oil Exporting Countries in the World in 2024, is Oman.
57% : Crude Oil Exports in 2022: $42,688,099,000 Brazil is at number ten in our list of Top 25 Oil Exporting Countries in the World for 2024.
57% : Crude Oil Exports in 2022: $57,757,614,000 7 country on our list of Oil Exporting Countries in the World in 2024 is Norway.
56% : Crude Oil Exports in 2022: $21,273,239,000 United Kingdom is at number seventeen in our list of Top 25 Oil Exporting Countries in the World for 2024.
56% : Crude Oil Exports in 2022: $82,288,984,000 Sixth, on our list of Top 25 Oil Exporting Countries in the World in 2024, is Iraq.
54% : Crude Oil Exports in 2022: $16,185,817,000
50% : Crude Oil Exports in 2022: $23,395,784,000 Qatar saw its crude oil exports increase to 475.353 thousand barrels per day in December 2022, marking a slight rise from 474.261 thousand barrels per day in December 2021.
50% : Crude Oil Exports in 2022: $54,328,256,000 In December 2022, Kuwait's crude oil exports surged to 1,878.852 thousand barrels per day from 1,740.452 thousand barrels per day in December 2021.
48% : Crude Oil Exports in 2022: $17,466,958,000 In December 2022, Algeria's crude oil exports rose to 476.896 thousand barrels per day from 445.982 thousand barrels per day in December 2021, highlighting its role as a major global exporter.
46% : Crude Oil Exports in 2022: $19,483,624,000 In December 2022, Azerbaijan's crude oil exports dropped to 441.333 thousand barrels per day from 482.750 thousand barrels per day in December 2021.
46% : Crude Oil Exports in 2022: $49,871,423,000 In December 2022, Nigeria's crude oil exports dropped to 1,388.260 thousand barrels per day from 1,592.333 thousand barrels per day in December 2021.
45% : Crude Oil Exports in 2022: $31,890,426,000 In December 2022, Libya's crude oil exports dropped to 919.828 thousand barrels per day from 1,090.621 thousand barrels per day in December 2021.
44% : Crude Oil Exports in 2022: $7,943,406,000 In December 2022, Malaysia's oil exports decreased to 203.333 thousand barrels per day from 209.182 thousand barrels per day in December 2021.
44% : Crude Oil Exports in 2022: $35,367,741,000 In December 2022, Kazakhstan's crude oil exports dropped to 1,315.167 thousand barrels per day from 1,323.000 thousand barrels per day in December 2021.
40% : Crude Oil Exports in 2022: $10,128,798,000 In December 2022, Australia's oil exports fell to 243.573 thousand barrels per day from 257.284 thousand barrels per day in December 2021.

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