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Topical Issues In The Study Of Production Of Artificial And Non-Traditional Hydrocarbons

Table 1: Analysis of proven oil reserves, production and consumption worldwide, the Russian Federation and the USA

Years Proven oil reserves, million barrels Oil production, million barrels per year Oil consumption, million barrels per year Oil reserves, years
Worldwide (Population about 7.713 billion)
1980 683400 22980 22350 29.7
1985 802600 20973 21625 38.3
1985 802600 20973 21625 38.3
1990 1027500 23865 24359 43.1
1995 1148800 25493 26211 45.1
2000 1300900 27348 38057 47.6
2005 1374400 29917 30810 45.9
2010 1636600 30364 32071 53.9
2015 1697600 33460 34678 50.7
2019 1733900 32878 35869 52.7
In the Russian Federation (Population as at 1.01.2021 - 146.2 million people)
1991 116149 3381 1795 34.4
2000 112112 2403 928 46.7
2005 104405 3503 978 29.8
2010 105800 3783 1057 28.0
2015 102400 4007 1136 25.6
2019 107200 4165 1211 25.7
In the United States (Population by 1.07.2019 - 330 million)
1999 29700 No data No data No data
2009 30900 19446.2 2365.1 0.63
2018 68900 41102.6 4923.7 0.60
2019 68900 45611.6 5474.3 0.66
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