EIA supply and disposition figures, 2025

What this dataset measures

These four figures settle whether the US produces more oil than it uses, and show why the answer depends on whether gases like propane count as oil.

Geography

United States

Unit of observation

One EIA supply and disposition figure for 2025

Update cadence

Annual; EIA's next release is due August 31, 2027

Curator

FactHub Research Team

Curated data tables

EIA supply and disposition figures, 2025

The four 2025 figures this dataset uses, as EIA publishes them.

Unit of observation: One EIA figure

eia-2025.csv text/csv · 326 bytes

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All 4 rows

measure	eia_row	eia_column	thousand_barrels_per_day
Crude oil produced	Crude Oil	Field Production	13662
Natural gas liquids produced	Natural Gas Liquids	Field Production	7516
Oil and fuel used	Crude Oil and Petroleum Products	Products Supplied	20736
Crude oil run by refineries	Crude Oil	Refinery and Blender Net Inputs	16369

4 field definitions

Field	Type	Meaning	Units	Value type
measure	string	What the figure measures, in plain words.	—	observed
eia_row	string	The row of EIA's table the figure comes from.	—	observed
eia_column	string	The column of EIA's table the figure comes from.	—	observed
thousand_barrels_per_day	integer	The 2025 annual average, in thousand barrels a day, as EIA publishes it.	—	observed

Sources

1. EIA, Supply and Disposition, U.S., Annual Source of every value

   Retrieved November 4, 2026. Public domain (U.S. government work). allowed

   Reliability: Government. The federal statistical agency for energy. It compiles the table from mandatory industry surveys.

License: FactHub's selection, cleaning and combined tables are licensed under CC BY 4.0. Source data keeps the terms listed above (terms).

Limitations and reproducibility

reproducible: Each value is copied from EIA's Supply and Disposition, U.S., Annual table (release of October 30, 2026), at the row and column named in the table. The analysis divides each by 1,000 to give million barrels a day.

• EIA measures use as products supplied: oil and fuel delivered to US buyers, which is close to, but not exactly, what is burned.
• Field production of crude oil and natural gas liquids (13,662 + 7,516) is 21,178 thousand barrels a day, one more than EIA's own total of 21,177, because of rounding in EIA's table.
• 2025 figures are EIA's first annual release and can be revised.