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Conventional Crude Oil Production — 2022

In 2022, United States ranked first with 587,483 thousand metric tons, followed by Saudi Arabia (528,094) and Russian Federation (499,913). 97 countries reported figures for 2022.

Conventional Crude Oil Production — 2022

What the figures show

In 2022, United States ranked first with 587,483 thousand metric tons, followed by Saudi Arabia (528,094) and Russian Federation (499,913). 97 countries reported figures for 2022.

97 countries reported figures for 2022. The record lists the first 15, in the order published.

  • United States ranked 1st with 587,483 thousand metric tons. In 2021 the figure was 555,079 thousand metric tons (+5.84%).
  • Saudi Arabia ranked 2nd with 528,094 thousand metric tons. In 2021 the figure was 457,292 thousand metric tons (+15.48%). Rank in 2021: 3rd.
  • Russian Federation ranked 3rd with 499,913 thousand metric tons. In 2021 the figure was 493,216 thousand metric tons (+1.36%). Rank in 2021: 2nd.
  • Iraq ranked 4th with 218,410 thousand metric tons. In 2021 the figure was 198,058 thousand metric tons (+10.28%). Rank in 2021: 5th.
  • China ranked 5th with 204,722 thousand metric tons. In 2021 the figure was 198,881 thousand metric tons (+2.94%). Rank in 2021: 4th.

Source

Source: United Nations Statistics Division (UNSD), Energy Statistics Database (UNdata) (dataflow UNSD DF_UNDATA_ENERGY; commodity 4100, transaction 01, unit TN_3, annual). Period 2022. Retrieved 2026-10-15 09:02:13 UTC. Compiled by Eurabelt Fuels Global Statistics.

FIGURE 1

Conventional Crude Oil Production — 2022

United States: 587,483 thousand metric tons (rank 1)United States587,483Saudi Arabia: 528,094 thousand metric tons (rank 2)Saudi Arabia528,094Russian Federation: 499,913 thousand metric tons (rank 3)Russian Federation499,913Iraq: 218,410 thousand metric tons (rank 4)Iraq218,410China: 204,722 thousand metric tons (rank 5)China204,722Canada: 197,231 thousand metric tons (rank 6)Canada197,231Brazil: 153,331 thousand metric tons (rank 7)Brazil153,331United Arab Emirates: 152,790 thousand metric tons (rank 8)United Arab Emirates152,790Kuwait: 137,200 thousand metric tons (rank 9)Kuwait137,200Iran (Islamic Republic of): 137,119 thousand metric tons (rank 10)Iran (Islamic Repub…137,119Mexico: 91,056 thousand metric tons (rank 11)Mexico91,056Norway including Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands: 83,936 thousand metric tons (rank 12)Norway including Sv…83,936Kazakhstan: 72,700 thousand metric tons (rank 13)Kazakhstan72,700Angola: 56,680 thousand metric tons (rank 14)Angola56,680Nigeria: 55,627 thousand metric tons (rank 15)Nigeria55,627United States: 587,483 thousand metric tons (rank 1)United States587,483Saudi Arabia: 528,094 thousand metric tons (rank 2)Saudi Arabia528,094Russian Federation: 499,913 thousand metric tons (rank 3)Russian Federation499,913Iraq: 218,410 thousand metric tons (rank 4)Iraq218,410China: 204,722 thousand metric tons (rank 5)China204,722Canada: 197,231 thousand metric tons (rank 6)Canada197,231Brazil: 153,331 thousand metric tons (rank 7)Brazil153,331United Arab Emirates: 152,790 thousand metric tons (rank 8)United Arab Emirates152,790Kuwait: 137,200 thousand metric tons (rank 9)Kuwait137,200Iran (Islamic Republic of): 137,119 thousand metric tons (rank 10)Iran (Islamic Republic of)137,119Mexico: 91,056 thousand metric tons (rank 11)Mexico91,056Norway including Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands: 83,936 thousand metric tons (rank 12)Norway including Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands83,936Kazakhstan: 72,700 thousand metric tons (rank 13)Kazakhstan72,700Angola: 56,680 thousand metric tons (rank 14)Angola56,680Nigeria: 55,627 thousand metric tons (rank 15)Nigeria55,627
thousand metric tons. The first 15 rows in the order published. Source: United Nations Statistics Division (UNSD).
TABLE 1

The figures as published

Conventional Crude Oil Production, 2022. Unit: thousand metric tons. 97 countries reported; the first 15 are shown. Previous period: 2021.
RankCountryValue
thousand metric tons
Share of totalPrevious valueChangePrevious rank
1 United States 587,483 — 555,079 +5.84% 1
2 Saudi Arabia 528,094 — 457,292 +15.48% 3
3 Russian Federation 499,913 — 493,216 +1.36% 2
4 Iraq 218,410 — 198,058 +10.28% 5
5 China 204,722 — 198,881 +2.94% 4
6 Canada 197,231 — 189,942 +3.84% 6
7 Brazil 153,331 — 147,437 +4.00% 7
8 United Arab Emirates 152,790 — 135,640 +12.64% 8
9 Kuwait 137,200 — 122,397 +12.09% 10
10 Iran (Islamic Republic of) 137,119 — 133,211 +2.93% 9
11 Mexico 91,056 — 90,385 +0.74% 11
12 Norway including Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands 83,936 — 87,414 -3.98% 12
13 Kazakhstan 72,700 — 74,733 -2.72% 13
14 Angola 56,680 — 54,458 +4.08% 16
15 Nigeria 55,627 — 67,626 -17.74% 14

Conventional Crude Oil Production, 2022. Unit: thousand metric tons. 97 countries reported; the first 15 are shown. Previous period: 2021.

SOURCES

1 cited source

  1. [1]
    Energy Statistics Database (UNdata) United Nations Statistics Division (UNSD)

How this record was made

The ranking period 2022 of “Conventional Crude Oil Production” as published on Eurabelt Fuels Global Statistics, compiled from United Nations Statistics Division (UNSD). The record lists the first 15 rows in the order published and states each figure as published: rank, value, share of the total, the value for the previous period, the change and the previous rank. No figure is estimated or interpreted.

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Eurabelt Publications (2026). Conventional Crude Oil Production — 2022. Record EBF-PUB-2026-0149. publications.eurabeltfuels.eu/record/conventional-crude-oil-production-2022

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