LONDON, June 19 (Reuters) – Following Inflatable Climbing Wall are countries and companies holding the world’s biggest oil reserves, as well as the leading consumers, producers and exporters.
The figures are from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) and the most recent BP statistical review, published in June 2008, including data to the end of 2007, and other data collected by Reuters journalists.
Top 15 countries with the biggest oil reserves*
Country Proved reserves in
(billion tonnes) (billion barrels)
1 Saudi Arabia 36.3 264.3
2 Iran 19.0 138.4
3 Iraq 15.5 115.0
4 Kuwait 14.0 101.5
5 United Arab Emirates 13.0 97.8
6 Venezuela 12.5 87.0
7 Russia 10.9 79.4
8 Libya 5.4 41.5
9 Kazakhstan 5.3 39.8
10 Nigeria 4.9 36.2
11 USA 3.6 29.4
12 Canada 4.2 27.7
13 Qatar 3.6 27.4
14 China 2.1 15.5
15 Brazil 1.7 12.6
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