NATO countries Compared by Energy > Residual fuel oil > Imports per 1000

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE	GRAPH	HISTORY
1	Netherlands	1,372.25 ton	2005
2	Belgium	570.88 ton	2005
3	Norway	368.78 ton	2005
4	Denmark	221.43 ton	2005
5	Iceland	212.31 ton	2005
6	Portugal	146.74 ton	2005
7	Latvia	106.06 ton	2005
8	Spain	95.9 ton	2005
9	Canada	80.81 ton	2005
10	Estonia	65.37 ton	2005
11	Lithuania	46.28 ton	2005
12	Germany	37.1 ton	2005
13	Slovenia	32.49 ton	2005
14	United Kingdom	25.36 ton	2005
15	Greece	23.78 ton	2005
16	Croatia	19.14 ton	2005
17	Romania	15.48 ton	2005
18	Hungary	12.19 ton	2005
19	Bulgaria	12.02 ton	2005
20	Turkey	11.04 ton	2005
21	Czech Republic	9.77 ton	2005
22	Slovakia	5.75 ton	2005
23	Luxembourg	4.3 ton	2005
24	Albania	1.87 ton	2004
25	Poland	0.341 ton	2005

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