US Oil Consumption by Region

By Barry Ritholtz - November 21st, 2008, 7:04AM

Fascinating interactive chart via Jon Udell:

Oil Sources, Regional Breakdown:
click for regional breakdown

North America	1,648,765	33.56%
Africa	980,231	19.95%
Middle East	837,841	17.05%
South America	784,999	15.98%
Europe	567,152	11.54%
Asia	91,236	1.86%
Oceania	2,774	0.06%

Source:
Where the oil comes from: Not from where I thought
Jon Udell
November 9, 2008

http://blog.jonudell.net/2008/11/09/where-the-oil-comes-from-not-from-where-i-thought/

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One Response to “US Oil Consumption by Region”

ironman Says:
November 21st, 2008 at 7:50 am
Here’s how that oil consumption breaks down per individual American, at least from 1982 to March 2008.

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