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Posted June 17, 2013Today in Energy

Middle East leads global crude oil and condensate production; growth in North America ›

Growth in North American crude oil production (including lease condensate) contributed to record global production of 75.6 million barrels per day (bbl/d) in 2012 (see animated map). In 2012, global production increased by 2%, as production rebounded in Africa and Asia and accelerated in North America. The Middle East produced 24.1 million bbl/d of crude oil in 2012, the most of any region.  More


Source: EIA, International Energy Statistics database.

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Retail gasoline price

6/17/2013: $3.626/gal

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6/17/2013: $3.841/gal

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up$0.112 from year earlier

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6/14/2013: $97.85/bbl

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6/14/2013: $3.733/mmBtu

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6/8/2013: 18.185 million tons

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