m.moosavi
22nd November 2009 |
Iran 2.5 barrels per day?it hs big mistake.plz correct it. |
di (ITA)
3rd January 2009 |
these stats are not quite correct. Iran does not export 2.5 barrels per day. it's 2.5 million barrels. check cia world fact book! |
Sonia Soto (USA)
13th September 2008 |
Where is USA in terms of exports per day? I checked another source that claims we exported 1.87 millions Barrels per day on 2006. Is that correct? |
Ronald Moffitt (moffittdrillingaol.com)
1st July 2008 |
My previous question is arguement about oil exports and I am a retired driller for elevator hydraulic cylinders, not oil, |
Ronald Moffitt (Orlando Florida. USA)
1st July 2008 |
Would you know how many barrells the US uses, total number we import and how many we export? |
TicTac (London)
8th June 2008 |
2.5 barrels per day
should be 2.5 million barrels per day according to the cia fact book |
Reza Shokouhi (Stockholm)
2nd December 2007 |
there is a mistake in the chart, Iran exports 2,5 million barrels, it would place it forth and not 2,5. |
Nell Stanley (Texas, USA)
16th June 2006 |
Iran exports 2.5 million barrels/day. |
dave
23rd December 2005 |
Here are some corrections:
Angola is # 15 it exports 700,000 barrels a day
Venezuela is # 5 it exports about 1,900,000 barrels a day
Iran 2.5 barrels a day not plausible |
Ryan Kennedy
4th December 2005 |
Aside from the lack of Venezuela on here, which, according to your own source (CIA Factbook), exports 2.1 million bpd and would be ranked fifth, your numbers on Iran are just plain wrong. The Factbook says Iran exports 2.5 MILLION barrels per day, putting it fourth on your list. Common sense should tell you that 2.5 barrels per day is really low. |
cheo
15th September 2005 |
...there shoudl be something wrong there...why Venezuela is not listed?. As far as I know the southamerican country is producing around 3 million barrels a day.... |
8th September 2005 |
Why does this page not include any information about Venezuela? Accurate figures are difficult to obtain, especially since the oilfield workers' stike in 2002 and the subsequent personnel changes, but estimates are still available. Venezuela's petroleum exports would put them in the top 8 positions, possibly 5-6.
http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/cabs/venez.html
http://www.hindustantimes.com/news/181_1464263,00050001.htm |
8th January 2005 |
Why is Iran considered second to last in oil exports when they export the 4th highest number of barrels per day worldwide? |
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