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14、nd data should be sent to: American Petroleum Institute Statistics Department Crystal Harrod 1200 L Street, Northwest Washington D.C., 20005-4070 alternatively,via e-mail: harrodapi.org TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION I. ENERGY Table 1. Annual Supply/Disposition Summary of Total Energy in the U.S. Table 2

15、. U.S. Consumption of Energy by Source and End-Use Sector-Actual and Projected Table 3. Selected U.S. Economic, Demographic and Energy Indicators Table 4. U.S. Petroleum Supply/Disposition Balance-Actual and Projected Table 5. U.S. Price of Energy by Source and End-Use Sector-Actual and Projected Ta

16、ble 6. U.S. Total Gross Consumption of Energy Resources by Major Sources Table 7. U.S. Total Production of Energy Resources by Major Source Table 8. Total U.S. Gross Consumption by Consuming Sector Table 9. U.S. Demand for Energy Inputs in the Industrial Sector Table 10. U.S. Demand for Energy Input

17、s in the Household and Commercial Sector Table 11. U.S. Demand for Energy Inputs in the Transportation Sector Table 12. U.S. Demand for Energy Inputs for Electricity Generation by Utilities Table 13. World Primary Energy Production Table 14. World Coal Production Table 15. U.S. Government Energy Use

18、 by Agency, by Source Table 16. U.S. Government Energy Use SECTION II. CRUDE OIL RESERVES Table 1. Estimated Proved World Crude Oil Reserves Table 2. U.S. Crude Oil Reserves Table 3. U.S. Proved Crude Oil Reserves by State Table 4. Estimated Proved World Oil Crude Reserves-Twenty Leading Nations Tab

19、le 5. USGS Estimates of U.S. Oil and Gas Reserves Table 6. USGS Estimates of World Oil and Gas Reserves SECTION III. EXPLORATION AND DRILLING Table 1. U.S. Exploratory Wells and Footage: New Field Wildcat Wells and Total Wells Table 2. U.S. Development and Total Wells and Footage Table 3. U.S. Wells

20、 Drilled by Depth Interval Table 4. U.S. Estimated Drilling Costs by Well Classification, Onshore Table 5. U.S. Estimated Drilling Costs by Well Classification, Offshore Table 6. U.S. Estimated Drilling Costs by Well Classification, All Wells Table 7. Worldwide Wells Drilled Table 8. U.S. Annual Ave

21、rage Rotary Rig Activity by State Table 9. U.S. Total Wells Reported as Completed by State Table 10. U.S. Rotary Rig Census Table 11. Producing Natural Gas and Condensate Wells in the U.S. by State Table 12. Producing Oil Wells in the U.S. by State Table 13. Producing Oil Wells in U.S. by State and

22、by Type Table 14. U.S. Stripper Oil Wells by State Table 15. U.S. Stripper Oil Well Abandonments by State Table 16. Producing Oil Wells Worldwide SECTION IV. PRODUCTION Table 1. World Crude Oil Production by Area Table 2. World Crude Production-Twenty Leading Nations Table 3. U.S. Stripper Wells and

23、 Stripper Well Production Table 4. U.S. Crude Oil Production by State Table 5. U.S. Stripper Oil Well Production by State Table 6. Oil Volume, Value, and Revenues Received from Onshore Federal and Indian Lands Table 7. U.S. Crude Oil Production on Federal Lands Onshore Table 8. U.S. Average Crude Oi

24、l Production Per Well Per Day by State Table 9. U.S. Crude Oil Production by Month SECTION V. FINANCIAL Table 1. Average Hourly Earnings: Total Mining and Manufacturing vs. Petroleum and Natural Gas Extraction and Petroleum Refining Table 2. U.S. Petroleum Industry Employment, by Segment Table 3. Es

25、timated Environmental Expenditures of the U.S. Petroleum Industry by Sector Table 4. U.S. Merchandise Trade Value Table 5. Oil Industry Capital Expenditures Table 6. Assets, Revenues, Income and Spending of 20 Large Energy Companies in 2014 Table 7. Thirty Leading CompaniesCapital Expenditures Table

26、 8. Thirty Leading CompaniesRevenues from Oil and Gas Producing Activities Table 9. Thirty Leading CompaniesProduction Costs from Oil and Gas Producing Activities Table 10. Thirty Leading CompaniesReserve Replacement Costs/Finding Development Costs SECTION VI. PRICES Table 1. Average Annual Wellhead

27、 Price of U.S. Crude Oil: Current and Constant 1982 Dollars Table 2. Average Annual Wellhead Price of U.S. Natural Gas: Current and Constant 1982 Cents Table 3. Refiner Acquisition Cost of Crude Oil Table 4. Trend of Wholesale Prices of Commodities Used in Petroleum Production Table 5. Trends of Reg

28、ular Grade Gasoline Prices vs. Prices of Other Consumer Goods and Services Table 6. U.S. Annual Average Retail Price of #2 Home Heating Oil Table 7. Total Dollar Value of U.S. Crude Oil and Natural Gas at the Wellhead Table 8. U.S. Average Wellhead Price Per Barrel of Crude Oil by State Table 9. U.S

29、. Average Wellhead Price of Natural Gas by State Table 10. Average U.S. Retail Gasoline Prices for Selected Cities Table 11. Average Price of U.S. Natural Gas Consumed by End Use Sector Table 12. Spot Prices for Selected World Crude Oils Table 13. Monthly Prices of Retail Regular Gasoline and On-Hig

30、hway Diesel SECTION VII. DEMAND Table 1. Estimated World Demand for Refined Petroleum Products by Area Table 2. Total U.S. Supply and Demand for All Oils Table 3. Total U.S. Supply and Demand for Finished Motor Gasoline Table 3a. U.S. Supply and Demand for Finished Motor Gasoline, Reformulated Table

31、 3b. U.S. Supply and Demand for Finished Motor Gasoline, Oxygenated Table 3c. U.S. Supply and Demand for Finished Motor Gasoline, Conventional Table 4. Total U.S. Supply and Demand for Distillate Fuel Oil Table 4a. U.S. Supply and Demand for Distillate Fuel Oil, 0.05 percent Sulfur and Under Table 4

32、b. U.S. Supply and Demand for Distillate Fuel Oil, Greater than 0.05 percent Sulfur Table 5. Total U.S. Supply and Demand for Residual Fuel Oil Table 6. Deliveries of Distillate and Residual Fuel Oils to Electric Utilities Table 7. Motor Gasoline Consumption in the U.S. Table 8. U.S. Sales of Distil

33、late Fuel Oils by State Table 9. U.S. Sales of Distillate Fuel Oil by Uses Table 10. U.S. Sales of Residual Fuel Oils by State Table 11. U.S. Sales of Residual Fuel Oil by Uses Table 12 Total U.S. Supply and Demand for Jet Fuel-Naphtha Type Table 13. Total U.S. Supply and Demand for Jet Fuel-Kerosin

34、e Type Table 14. Total U.S. Supply and Demand for Kerosine Table 15. Total U.S. Supply and Demand for Natural Gas Liquids and Liquefied Refinery Gases Table 16. Total U.S. Supply and Demand for Lubricants Table 17. Total U.S. Supply and Demand for “Other Oils“ Table 18. U.S. Crude Oil Stocks Table 1

35、9. Top Leading Companies, Gross Gasoline Sales Table 20. Yearly U.S. Oil Product Consumption by State SECTION VIII. REFINING Table 1. Estimated Worldwide Crude Oil Refining Capacity by Area Table 2. Worldwide Crude Oil Refinery Runs and Refinery Utilization Rates Table 3. World Refinery Output by Ar

36、ea for Major Petroleum Products Table 4. U.S. Crude Oil Refining Capacity Table 5. Percentage Yields of Refined Petroleum Products from Crude Oil in the U.S. Table 6. U.S. Crude Oil Refinery Runs by PAD District-Domestic vs. Foreign Table 7. Number and Capacity of U.S. Petroleum Refineries Table 8.

37、Operating Refineries Worldwide Table 9. Nelson Refinery Operating Cost Indexes Table 10. U.S. Refineries Inoperable Shutdown as of January 1, 1981 Table 11. Twenty Leading Companies-U.S. Refining Capacity Table 12. U.S. Gas Processing Capacities and Average Production Table 13. World Gas Processing

38、Capacities and Average Production Table 14. Fuel Consumption at Refineries by PAD Districts SECTION IX. IMPORTS Table 1. The Share of Imports in U.S. Domestic Petroleum Demand Table 2. Total U.S. Imports of Petroleum and Petroleum Production Table 3. U.S. Crude Oil Imports by Area Table 4. U.S. Impo

39、rts of Crude Oil by Country of Origin Table 5. U.S. Imports of Crude Oil by P.A.D. Districts Table 6. U.S. Imports of Residual and Distillate Fuel by P.A.D. Districts Table 7. U.S. Imports of Unfinished Oils and Refined Products by P.A.D. Districts Table 8. Total U.S. Petroleum Imports by Source Tab

40、le 9. World Oil Movements SECTION X. EXPORTS Table 1. Total U.S. Domestic Production and Exports of Crude Oil and Its Products Table 2. U.S. Exports of Petroleum to Selected Areas Table 3. African Oil Exports to Selected Areas Table 4. Middle East Oil Exports to Selected Areas Table 5. The Role of M

41、iddle East and African Oil in Western European and Japanese Consumption Table 6. The Role of Middle East and African Oil in World Exports SECTION XI. OFFSHORE Table 1. Production and Value of U.S. Crude Oil and Condensate, Onshore-Offshore Table 2. Production and Value of U.S. Natural Gas, Onshore-O

42、ffshore Table 3. Total Offshore Wells Drilled in the U.S., Federal and State Leases Table 4. Accumulated Production State and Federal Offshore Leases Table 5. U.S. Outer Continental Shelf Oil and Gas Lease Sales Table 6. U.S. Outer Continental Shelf Revenue and Production Value Table 7. U.S. Outer C

43、ontinental Shelf Oil and Gas Sales, Total Bonus vs. Total Amount of All Bids Received Table 8. Annual Installations and Removals of Offshore Production Platforms in Federal Waters Table 9. Blowouts and Spillage from Federal Offshore Oil Wells Compared to Annual Production on the OCS Table 10. Pollut

44、ion Spills and Seeps of One Barrel or More from Offshore Wells on Federal Leases Table 11. U.S. Offshore Crude Oil Production by State Table 12. U.S. Offshore Dry Natural Gas Production by State Table 13. U.S. Offshore Crude Oil Production on Federal Lands by State Table 14. U.S. Offshore Natural Ga

45、s Production on Federal Lands by State Table 15. Federal Offshore Oil and Gas Production as a Percentage of Total U.S. Production SECTION XII. TRANSPORTATION Table 1. U.S. Gas Utility Industry Miles of Pipeline and Main Table 2. Total Crude Oil and Petroleum Products Transported in U.S. by Method of

46、 Transportation Table 3. Total Crude Oil Transported in U.S. by Method of Transportation Table 4. Total Refined Petroleum Products Transported in U.S. by Method of Transportation Table 5. Tankers in the World Fleet by Major Flag of Registry Table 6. Total and Average Consumption of Motor Fuel by U.S

47、. Motor Vehicles Table 7. Total and Average Travel by U.S. Motor Vehicles Table 8. Market Shares and Total Period Sales of New Domestic and Import Automobiles Table 9. Mileage and Deliveries for U.S. Liquid Pipelines Table 10. Mileage and Compressor Stations for U.S. Natural Gas Pipelines SECTION XI

48、II. NATURAL GAS Table 1. Estimated Proved World Reserves of Natural Gas Table 2. The Supply of U.S. Dry Natural Gas Table 3. The Reserves of U.S. Natural Gas Liquids Table 4. World Marketed Production of Natural Gas by Area Table 5. Salient Statistics of Natural Gas in the U.S. Table 6. U.S. Imports

49、 of Natural Gas by Source Table 7. Estimated Natural Gas Reserves-Twenty Leading Nations Table 8. World Natural Gas Production-Twenty Leading Nations Table 9. U.S. Marketed Production of Natural Gas by State Table 10. U.S. Consumption of Natural Gas by State Table 11. U.S. Proved Reserves of Natural Gas by State Table 12. U.S. Natural Gas Production on Federal Lands Onshore by State Table 13. Average Price of Natural Gas Delivered to Residential Consumers by State SECTION XIV. OPEC