The data displays the ten leading countries in the world based on their petroleum consumption in 2016. In that year, the U.S. was the world's biggest petroleum consuming nation, having consumed some 859.5 million metric tons of petroleum.
United States | 859.5 |
China | 578.7 |
India | 212.7 |
Japan | 184.5 |
Saudi Arabia | 159.5 |
Russia | 148 |
Brazil | 138.8 |
South Korea | 122.1 |
Germany | 109.8 |
Canada | 100.9 |