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Energy Statistics > Residual Fuel Oil > Consumption by transportation industry (1998) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  Date  
# 1     China: 5,656,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 2     Korea, South: 3,549,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 3     Japan: 2,950,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 4     Indonesia: 2,392,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 5     Egypt: 793,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 6     Brazil: 761,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 7     Canada: 704,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 8     Greece: 538,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 9     Thailand: 509,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 10     Chile: 439,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 11     Philippines: 386,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 12     India: 365,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 13     Australia: 241,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 14     Belgium: 229,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 15     Spain: 225,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 16     Russia: 197,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 17     Taiwan: 188,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 18     Romania: 164,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 19     Turkey: 127,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 20     Vietnam: 109,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 21     United Kingdom: 105,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 22     Argentina: 85,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 23     United States: 53,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 24     Peru: 50,960 ton  1998 Time series
# 25     Finland: 40,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 26     Sweden: 37,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 27     Denmark: 33,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 28     Colombia: 23,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 29     Ireland: 22,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 30     Norway: 18,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 31     Georgia: 14,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 32     Azerbaijan: 11,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 33     Côte d'Ivoire: 11,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 34     New Zealand: 9,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 35     Malaysia: 9,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 36     Pakistan: 8,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 37     Burma: 8,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 38     Dominican Republic: 7,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 39     Jordan: 4,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 40     Tunisia: 4,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 41     Namibia: 4,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 42     Kenya: 4,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 43     Estonia: 3,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 44     Iceland: 3,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 45     Croatia: 3,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 46     Sri Lanka: 2,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 47     Latvia: 2,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 48     Uruguay: 1,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 49     Lithuania: 1,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 50     Bulgaria: 1,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 51     Belarus: 1,000 ton  1998 Time series
# 52     Moldova: 1,000 ton  1998 Time series
Total: 21,099,960 ton  
Weighted average: 405,768.5 ton  

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"Residual Fuel Oil > Consumption by transportation industry (1998) by country", Energy Statistics Database | United Nations Statistics Division. Retrieved from http://www.NationMaster.com/graph/ene_res_fue_oil_con_by_tra_ind-fuel-oil-consumption-transportation-industry&date=1998

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