The United States of America, by a fairly large margin (it being both the 3rd most populous country, and by far the largest economy).
However, China is rapidly gaining on its oil consumption. Per capita consumption in China is tiny compared to the US, but overall consumption is now a substantial fraction of the US's, and there is very possible that China may indeed pass the US at some point this century as the largest oil importer (as the US has at least a modest domestic supply, while China has virtually no domestic oil).
The United States consumes an average of 19,500,000 barrels per day (last estimated in 2008). They are followed in consumption by the European Union (comprised of 27 countries), with 14,400,000 barrels per day. The third highest consumer of oil is China at 8,000,000 barrels. Japan consumes the 4th highest amount at 4,800,000, and Russia is the 5th top consumer by consuming 2,800,000 barrels per day.
1. United States 2. China 3. Japan 4. Russia 5. Germany
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Saudi Arabia is the top oil exporter in the world
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North America, South America, and Western Europe. I hope This Helped.
Not even close. Israel is a net oil importer.
Currently, the world's top three oil producers are:Saudi ArabiaRussiaUSA
No, Iran is the worlds highest oil prodecer.
producer! then consumers! then the top consumers who eat everything like humans!
well the food chain goes like this the producers make their own food and then the consumers eat them when it reaches the top level consumers they die and the decomposers eat them ,but if the decomposers die what will the middle class consumers eat so the middle class consumers will die out,but then the top class consumers have to eat the smaller and lower consumers which is not enough for them so now all the lower consumers will get eaten and die+the top class consumers will dievof hunger. thus if the decomposers were removed from the energy pyramaind it will affect almost all of the ecosystem.
Nigeria is the largest oil producing in the world with her bad government.
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