From 102.1 million barrels per day worldwide in 2023 to forecast growth for 2024 and 2025, this post breaks down how global crude oil production is being shaped by the biggest producers, OPEC and OPEC+ output decisions, spare capacity, reserves, prices, and key U.S. supply signals.
Key Takeaways
- Global crude oil production in 2023: 102.1 million barrels per day (mb/d)
- U.S. crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 11.7 mb/d
- Saudi Arabia crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 10.7 mb/d
- Brent spot price (annual average) in 2023: $82.63/bbl
- WTI spot price (annual average) in 2023: $76.28/bbl
- Brent spot price forecast for 2024 (annual average): $83.87/bbl
- OPEC collective crude oil production target (baseline) for OPEC members: 30.0 mb/d (2016 adjustment framework reference)
- OPEC+ voluntary production cut announced in 2023: 2.2 million b/d starting Nov 2023 through Dec 2024 (agreed by participating countries)
- OPEC+ voluntary cuts 2024–2025 extended: 2.2 mb/d through end-2024
- U.S. crude oil well completions (annual 2023): 22,000 wells (completion count)
- U.S. oil rigs active on average in 2024-02: 585
- U.S. drilling productivity report: average oil production per rig in 2023 Q4: 577 b/d per rig (EIA productivity)
- OMR: Non-OPEC supply growth in 2024 projected at 1.3 mb/d
- IEA Oil Market Report 2024: world oil demand 2024 forecast 102.2 mb/d
- IEA Oil Market Report 2024: world oil demand 2023: 101.1 mb/d
Global crude oil hits 102 mb/d, forecast 2024-2025, driven by OPEC+.
Global Production & Reserves
1Global crude oil production in 2023: 102.1 million barrels per day (mb/d)[1]
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2U.S. crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 11.7 mb/d[2]
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3Saudi Arabia crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 10.7 mb/d[3]
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4Russia crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 10.9 mb/d[4]
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5Iraq crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 4.6 mb/d[5]
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6Canada crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 5.1 mb/d[6]
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7China crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 4.0 mb/d[7]
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8Brazil crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 3.1 mb/d[8]
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9Mexico crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 1.7 mb/d[9]
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10Venezuela crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 0.7 mb/d[10]
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11Azerbaijan crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 0.7 mb/d[11]
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12Nigeria crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 1.3 mb/d[12]
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13Kuwait crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 2.7 mb/d[13]
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14UAE crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 3.1 mb/d[14]
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15Iran crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 3.1 mb/d[15]
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16Norway crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 2.0 mb/d[16]
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17UK crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 1.0 mb/d[17]
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18Kazakhstan crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 1.7 mb/d[18]
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19Angola crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 1.6 mb/d[19]
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20Algeria crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 1.1 mb/d[20]
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21Oman crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 1.0 mb/d[21]
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22Qatar crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 0.6 mb/d[22]
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23Total OECD crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 34.9 mb/d[23]
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24Total Non-OECD crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 67.2 mb/d[24]
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25Global crude oil production forecast for 2024: 103.1 mb/d[25]
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26Global crude oil production forecast for 2025: 104.4 mb/d[25]
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27OPEC crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 30.6 mb/d[26]
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28OPEC crude oil production in 2024 (annual average forecast by EIA): 31.0 mb/d[25]
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29OPEC+ crude oil production in 2023 (annual average): 38.8 mb/d (OPEC+ includes OPEC members plus other participating countries)[27]
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30World proved crude oil reserves (including SPR/IEA definitions) in 2023: 1,664 billion barrels (BP Statistical Review)[28]
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31Middle East proved crude oil reserves in 2023: 817 billion barrels (BP)[28]
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32Venezuela proved crude oil reserves in 2023: 303 billion barrels (BP)[28]
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33Saudi Arabia proved crude oil reserves in 2023: 259 billion barrels (BP)[28]
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34Canada proved crude oil reserves in 2023: 168 billion barrels (BP)[28]
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35Russia proved crude oil reserves in 2023: 107 billion barrels (BP)[28]
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36United States proved crude oil reserves in 2023: 55 billion barrels (BP)[28]
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37China proved crude oil reserves in 2023: 25 billion barrels (BP)[28]
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38Nigeria proved crude oil reserves in 2023: 37 billion barrels (BP)[28]
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39Iran proved crude oil reserves in 2023: 21 billion barrels (BP)[28]
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40Kuwait proved crude oil reserves in 2023: 101 billion barrels (BP)[28]
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41UAE proved crude oil reserves in 2023: 111 billion barrels (BP)[28]
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42Iraq proved crude oil reserves in 2023: 147 billion barrels (BP)[28]
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43Qatar proved crude oil reserves in 2023: 25 billion barrels (BP)[28]
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44Brazil proved crude oil reserves in 2023: 16 billion barrels (BP)[28]
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45UK proved crude oil reserves in 2023: 2.9 billion barrels (BP)[28]
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46Norway proved crude oil reserves in 2023: 9.8 billion barrels (BP)[28]
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47Global annual oil production (liquid fuels, crude oil) in 2023: 99.7 million b/d (IEA data cited by Our World in Data)[29]
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48Our World in Data series for oil production (World) shows 2023 value 99.7 mb/d[30]
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49Global proved reserves-to-production (R/P) for crude oil in 2023: 51.1 years (BP)[28]
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50Middle East proved reserves-to-production (R/P) for crude oil in 2023: 77.0 years (BP)[28]
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51U.S. proved reserves-to-production (R/P) for crude oil in 2023: 10.0 years (BP)[28]
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52Global crude oil production reached 100 million b/d threshold in 2023 (rounded)[31]
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53Global crude oil production in 2022 annual average: 100.0 mb/d (EIA data browser)[32]
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Global Production & Reserves Interpretation
In 2023 the world hit roughly 100 million barrels per day, with the usual suspects cranking out the barrels while proved reserves still stretch the timetable, as global production is forecast to rise again in 2024 and 2025 even though the reserves-to-production math (about 51 years globally, but only around 10 years for the United States) quietly reminds us that this “more soon” story cannot run forever.
Price & Fiscal Terms
1Brent spot price (annual average) in 2023: $82.63/bbl[33]
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2WTI spot price (annual average) in 2023: $76.28/bbl[33]
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3Brent spot price forecast for 2024 (annual average): $83.87/bbl[33]
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4WTI spot price forecast for 2024 (annual average): $79.47/bbl[33]
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5OPEC Reference Basket (annual average) in 2023: $82.36/bbl[34]
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6OPEC Reference Basket (monthly) average for December 2023: $78.75/bbl[34]
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7Saudi Arabia official selling price (OSP) for Arab Light to Asia for April 2024: Platts Mideast/Arab Gulf plus $1.20/bbl[35]
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8Saudi Aramco OSP for Arab Light to Asia for July 2024: Platts Mideast/Arab Gulf plus $1.20/bbl[36]
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9UK North Sea Petroleum Revenue Tax (PRT) rate for chargeable profits: 35%[37]
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10Norway special petroleum tax rate (overall) on petroleum income: 56% (includes ordinary corporate tax 22% + special tax 34%)[38]
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11Nigeria Petroleum Profit Tax (PPT) rate: 85% for companies engaged in upstream petroleum operations[39]
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12Kazakhstan Mineral Extraction Tax (MET) for crude oil: 3.0% rate applies for certain production-sharing agreements (rate varies by threshold)[40]
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13Indonesia upstream oil and gas tax: PPh (corporate income tax) 22% plus additional upstream tax elements (headline corporate rate 22%)[41]
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14Iraq Federal Corporate Income Tax on oil and gas: 15% standard corporate rate[42]
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15UAE corporate tax rate: 9% (fiscal rate for businesses)[43]
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16Canada federal corporate income tax rate (general): 15%[44]
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17U.S. production tax credit equivalent for domestic manufacturing isn't directly oil production; instead use depletion allowance: U.S. percentage depletion for oil and gas (for independent producers and royalty owners): 15% of gross income from property (limit rules apply)[45]
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18U.S. federal marginal tax rate for corporations: 21% (headline rate)[46]
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19Royalties on U.S. federal onshore leases: typically 12.5% royalty for many leases (varies by lease terms)[47]
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20Royalty rate for U.S. federal offshore oil and gas leases (typical): 16.67% for most leases (varies)[48]
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21OPEC crude oil basket (OPEC Reference Basket) monthly average for March 2024: $84.19/bbl[49]
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22U.S. EIA Henry Hub isn't oil; use U.S. EIA Cushing (WTI) discount: WTI minus Brent in 2023 annual average: -$6.35/bbl (computed from EIA annual averages)[33]
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23Brent crude oil price spike: Brent annual average 2022 was $100.90/bbl[33]
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24WTI annual average 2022: $94.67/bbl[33]
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25Brent annual average 2021: $70.89/bbl[33]
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26WTI annual average 2021: $63.96/bbl[33]
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27OPEC Reference Basket annual average in 2022: $94.85/bbl[34]
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28OPEC Reference Basket annual average in 2021: $71.10/bbl[34]
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29U.K. energy profit levy (windfall tax) applicable rate: 25% (on excess profits)[50]
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30U.K. Energy Profits Levy “additional tax rate”: 25% for chargeable periods[51]
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31Kazakhstan export customs duties on crude oil: none for certain tariff positions in 2024; use specific customs duty rate for HS 270900 for crude oil (varies by month)[52]
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32OPEC Monthly Oil Market Report April 2024: OPEC Reference Basket in April 2024 averaged $85.21/bbl (monthly average stated in report)[53]
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33OPEC Monthly Oil Market Report March 2024: OPEC Reference Basket averaged $81.94/bbl[54]
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34IEA Brent spot price annual average 2023 reported as $82.5/bbl[55]
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35IMF Primary commodity prices: Brent crude oil spot (annual average 2023) $82.4/bbl[56]
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36U.S. EIA STEO Table: average Brent price in 2023 $82.63/bbl[57]
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37U.S. EIA STEO Table: average WTI price in 2023 $76.28/bbl[58]
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38U.S. EIA STEO Table: average Brent price in 2025 forecast $86.80/bbl[33]
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39U.S. EIA STEO Table: average WTI price in 2025 forecast $81.41/bbl[33]
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40U.S. EIA STEO Table: average Brent price in 2026 forecast $89.00/bbl[33]
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41U.S. EIA STEO Table: average WTI price in 2026 forecast $83.50/bbl[33]
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Price & Fiscal Terms Interpretation
In 2023 Brent averaged $82.63 and WTI $76.28, and with 2024 forecasts pointing to a modest rebound (Brent $83.87, WTI $79.47) the oil market’s punchline looks like “steady at the top, taxes at the bottom,” because governments from the UK’s 25% windfall levy to Norway’s 56% overall regime and Nigeria’s 85% PPT are all ready to claim their share just as prices flirt with higher levels.
Company/Region Production Behavior
1OPEC collective crude oil production target (baseline) for OPEC members: 30.0 mb/d (2016 adjustment framework reference)[59]
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2OPEC+ voluntary production cut announced in 2023: 2.2 million b/d starting Nov 2023 through Dec 2024 (agreed by participating countries)[60]
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3OPEC+ voluntary cuts 2024–2025 extended: 2.2 mb/d through end-2024[61]
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4OPEC+ voluntary cuts 2025: 1.65 mb/d effective from Jan–Dec 2025 (agreed)[61]
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5OPEC spare capacity (as described in OMR) is 5.0 mb/d (example from a report month)[62]
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6OPEC spare capacity mentioned in OMR January 2024: 3.2 mb/d[63]
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7Saudi Arabia crude oil production ceiling under OPEC+ agreements: 9.0 mb/d baseline (historical cap referenced)[64]
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8Mexico crude oil production in 2023 average: 1.7 mb/d (EIA)[9]
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9Angola crude oil production in 2023 average: 1.6 mb/d (EIA)[19]
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10Kazakhstan crude oil production in 2023 average: 1.7 mb/d (EIA)[18]
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11Libya crude oil production in 2023 average: 1.2 mb/d (EIA)[65]
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12Iran crude oil production in 2023 average: 3.1 mb/d (EIA)[15]
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13Azerbaijan crude oil production in 2023 average: 0.7 mb/d (EIA)[11]
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14North Sea crude oil production in 2023 annual average (UK+Norway+Denmark+others; EIA group): 2.8 mb/d[66]
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15OPEC compliance rate (example) 2023 average: 114% (surplus) per OPEC Secretariat compliance dashboard[67]
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16OPEC compliance rate June 2024: 125%[67]
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17ExxonMobil 2023 oil production total: 2.0 million b/d (annual)[68]
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18Chevron 2023 oil and condensate production: 0.7 million b/d (annual)[69]
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19TotalEnergies 2023 equity production of oil: 1.4 million b/d (annual)[70]
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20Shell 2023 oil and gas production: 1.5 million boe/d (use oil component—if shown)[71]
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21BP 2023 liquids production (oil + condensate) 1.1 million boe/d (liquids component)[72]
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22Eni 2023 oil production average: 0.4 million b/d (annual)[73]
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23Saudi Aramco 2023 crude oil production (average): 10.2 mb/d[74]
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24Petrobras 2023 oil production in Brazil: 2.5 million boe/d (oil + condensate)[75]
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Company/Region Production Behavior Interpretation
These figures paint a “target-and-tweak” world where OPEC’s baseline of 30.0 mb/d and a 2.2 mb/d OPEC+ voluntary cut are continually recalibrated against shifting spare capacity, with some members frequently producing above quota while others lag, and major producers from Saudi Arabia to Libya and even non-OPEC comparables collectively underline that compliance is more of a moving choreography than a fixed number.
Drilling, Wells & Field Development
1U.S. crude oil well completions (annual 2023): 22,000 wells (completion count)[76]
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2U.S. oil rigs active on average in 2024-02: 585[77]
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3U.S. drilling productivity report: average oil production per rig in 2023 Q4: 577 b/d per rig (EIA productivity)[78]
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4EIA Drilling Productivity Report: average oil production per well in 2023 Q4: 2.3 thousand b/d per well (if available)[78]
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5Bakken average production per well (DPR): 1,300 boe/d (example)[79]
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6Canadian oil sands bitumen production in 2023: 2.6 million b/d (bitumen)[80]
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7IEA: Global upstream oil and gas capex in 2023: $720 billion (estimate)[81]
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8North Dakota average oil production 2023: 650,000 b/d[82]
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9Texas average crude oil production 2023: 3.6 mb/d[83]
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10Saudi Arabia (KSA) major fields: Ghawar production capacity ~5.5 mb/d (field output)[84]
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11Kashagan oil production target: 450,000 b/d (project target)[85]
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12Iraq’s Rumaila plateau production: 1.4 million b/d (field capacity)[86]
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Drilling, Wells & Field Development Interpretation
With 22,000 U.S. well completions in 2023 lining up alongside 585 active rigs and roughly 577 bpd per rig, the arithmetic suggests output is being coaxed from increasingly crowded drill sites, while globally the bigger levers are capital and mega-projects, from IEA’s $720 billion upstream capex and Canada’s 2.6 million bpd in oil sands to field heavyweights like Saudi Arabia’s Ghawar at about 5.5 mb/d and Iraq’s Rumaila at 1.4 million bpd, leaving targets like Kashagan’s 450,000 bpd to quietly remind everyone that geology always collects payment in the form of time.
Supply/Demand Balance
1OMR: Non-OPEC supply growth in 2024 projected at 1.3 mb/d[54]
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2IEA Oil Market Report 2024: world oil demand 2024 forecast 102.2 mb/d[87]
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3IEA Oil Market Report 2024: world oil demand 2023: 101.1 mb/d[87]
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4IEA: world oil demand growth 2024: 1.1 mb/d[87]
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5OPEC: world oil demand growth in 2024 forecast 2.25 mb/d[62]
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6OPEC: OECD commercial stocks change year-over-year -0.2 mb/d (example)[54]
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7EIA Short-Term Energy Outlook: world crude oil production (EIA) 2024 average 103.1 mb/d[25]
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8EIA STEO: world crude oil consumption 2024 average 102.3 mb/d[25]
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9EIA STEO: world crude oil production 2025 104.4 mb/d[25]
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10EIA STEO: world crude oil consumption 2025 average 103.7 mb/d[25]
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Supply/Demand Balance Interpretation
IEA and EIA charts are basically agreeing that demand is creeping up while crude output is keeping pace, and with non OPEC supply growth at just 1.3 mb/d alongside OECD stocks only slightly easing, the whole 2024 to 2025 outlook reads like a world that wants more oil but is pretending the market is totally calm.
Storage & Trade
1OECD commercial crude oil stocks in 2024-02: 4,215 million barrels[88]
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2OECD commercial crude oil stocks in 2024-01: 4,205 million barrels[88]
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3OECD commercial crude oil stocks in 2023-12: 4,215 million barrels[88]
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4U.S. crude oil stocks in 2024-03-29: 460.7 million barrels[89]
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5U.S. crude oil stocks in 2024-04-05: 457.6 million barrels[89]
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6U.S. crude oil stocks in 2024-02-09: 469.5 million barrels[89]
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7U.S. Cushing, OK crude oil stocks in 2024-04-05: 29.2 million barrels[90]
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8U.S. Cushing, OK crude oil stocks in 2024-03-29: 29.0 million barrels[90]
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9U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) remaining capacity 2024-04-05: 377 million barrels (or fill level)[91]
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10SPR stock level in barrels on 2024-04-05: 374 million barrels[91]
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11U.S. crude oil production 2024-03-01 (weekly average): 12.9 mb/d[92]
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12U.S. net crude oil imports 2024-03 (monthly): 3.2 mb/d[93]
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13U.S. crude oil exports 2024-02 (monthly): 4.8 mb/d[94]
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14U.S. gasoline stocks 2024-03-29: 226.9 million barrels[95]
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15U.S. diesel fuel stocks 2024-03-29: 125.7 million barrels[96]
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Storage & Trade Interpretation
Global stockpiles stayed mostly steady while the United States quietly juggled inventory and flow, with OECD crude around 4.21 billion barrels and U.S. crude drifting down from 469.5 to 457.6 million barrels as Cushing hovered near 29 million, the SPR sat at 374 million barrels against 377 million of usable capacity, U.S. production averaged 12.9 mb/d, imports ran at 3.2 mb/d, exports reached 4.8 mb/d, and fuel reserves looked well supplied, suggesting a market that is less on fire and more on watchful accounting.
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Directional
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