SOURCE
CIA World Factbook, 14 June, 2007
DEFINITION
This entry is the stock of proved reserves of natural gas in cubic meters (cu m). Proved reserves are those quantities of natural gas, which, by analysis of geological and engineering data, can be estimated with a high degree of confidence to be commercially recoverable from a given date forward, from known reservoirs and under current economic conditions.
Energy Statistics > Natural gas > Proved reserves (most recent) by country
Showing latest available data.
| Rank |
Countries
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Amount
(top to bottom)
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| #1 |
Russia: |
47,570,000,000,000 cu m
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| #2 |
Iran: |
26,620,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #3 |
Qatar: |
25,770,000,000,000 cu m
|
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| #4 |
Saudi Arabia: |
6,654,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #5 |
United Arab Emirates: |
6,006,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #6 |
United States: |
5,451,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #7 |
Nigeria: |
4,984,000,000,000 cu m
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| #8 |
Algeria: |
4,545,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #9 |
Venezuela: |
4,276,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #10 |
Iraq: |
3,115,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #11 |
Indonesia: |
2,760,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #12 |
China: |
2,350,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #13 |
Malaysia: |
2,124,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #14 |
Norway: |
2,085,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #15 |
Turkmenistan: |
2,010,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #16 |
Uzbekistan: |
1,875,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #17 |
Kazakhstan: |
1,841,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #18 |
Netherlands: |
1,756,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #19 |
Egypt: |
1,657,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #20 |
Canada: |
1,603,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #21 |
Kuwait: |
1,572,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #22 |
Libya: |
1,472,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #23 |
Ukraine: |
1,121,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #24 |
India: |
853,500,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #25 |
Azerbaijan: |
849,500,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #26 |
Oman: |
829,100,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #27 |
Australia: |
821,200,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #28 |
Pakistan: |
759,700,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #29 |
Trinidad and Tobago: |
733,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #30 |
Bolivia: |
679,600,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #31 |
Argentina: |
612,500,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #32 |
United Kingdom: |
589,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #33 |
Yemen: |
478,600,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #34 |
Mexico: |
420,500,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #35 |
Brunei: |
390,800,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #36 |
Thailand: |
377,700,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #37 |
Papua New Guinea: |
345,500,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #38 |
France: |
341,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #39 |
Brazil: |
306,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #40 |
Bangladesh: |
300,200,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #41 |
Romania: |
300,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #42 |
Burma: |
283,200,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #43 |
Germany: |
279,100,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #44 |
Peru: |
246,800,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #45 |
Syria: |
240,000,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #46 |
Italy: |
226,500,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #47 |
Vietnam: |
192,600,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #48 |
Poland: |
164,800,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #49 |
Mozambique: |
127,400,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #50 |
Colombia: |
114,400,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #51 |
Cameroon: |
110,400,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #52 |
Philippines: |
106,800,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #53 |
Denmark: |
99,990,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #54 |
Afghanistan: |
99,960,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #55 |
Chile: |
97,980,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #56 |
Bahrain: |
92,030,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #57 |
Congo, Republic of the: |
90,610,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #58 |
Sudan: |
84,950,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #59 |
Tunisia: |
77,870,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #60 |
Taiwan: |
76,460,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #61 |
Cuba: |
70,790,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #62 |
Namibia: |
62,300,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #63 |
Rwanda: |
56,630,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #64 |
Serbia and Montenegro: |
48,140,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #65 |
Angola: |
45,870,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #66 |
Japan: |
39,640,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #67 |
Israel: |
38,940,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #68 |
Equatorial Guinea: |
36,810,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #69 |
Hungary: |
34,260,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #70 |
Gabon: |
33,980,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #71 |
New Zealand: |
33,360,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #72 |
Côte d'Ivoire: |
28,320,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #73 |
Ethiopia: |
24,920,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #74 |
Croatia: |
24,640,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #75 |
Ghana: |
23,790,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #76 |
Tanzania: |
22,650,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #77 |
Ireland: |
19,820,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #78 |
Austria: |
15,010,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #79 |
Slovakia: |
15,010,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #80 |
Ecuador: |
9,769,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #81 |
Turkey: |
8,495,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #82 |
Jordan: |
6,230,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #83 |
Bulgaria: |
5,947,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #84 |
Somalia: |
5,663,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #85 |
Czech Republic: |
3,964,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #86 |
Guatemala: |
3,087,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #87 |
Albania: |
2,832,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #88 |
Spain: |
2,549,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #89 |
Morocco: |
1,218,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #90 |
Benin: |
1,133,000,000 cu m
|
|
| #91 |
Congo, Democratic Republic of the: |
991,100,000 cu m
|
|
| #92 |
Greece: |
991,100,000 cu m
|
|
| #93 |
Barbados: |
141,600,000 cu m
|
|
| #94 |
South Africa: |
28,320,000 cu m
|
|
| #95 |
Mauritania: |
0 cu m
|
|
| #96 |
Madagascar: |
0 cu m
|
|
| #97 |
Bhutan: |
0 cu m
|
|
| #98 |
Suriname: |
0 cu m
|
|
| |
Total: |
172,744,169,120,000 cu m
|
| |
Weighted average: |
1,762,695,603,265.3 cu m
|
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DEFINITION: This entry is the stock of proved reserves of natural gas in cubic meters (cu m). Proved reserves are those quantities of natural gas, which, by analysis of geological and engineering data, can be estimated with a high degree of confidence to be commercially recoverable from a given date forward, from known reservoirs and under current economic conditions.
SOURCE: CIA World Factbook, 14 June, 2007
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