Figure 1 - U.S. Petroleum Production and Consumption: 1975-2000

(Thousand barrels per day)

Year	Total domestic production	Net imports	Transportation consumption	Total consumption¹
1975	10,050	5,850	8,950	14,930
1976	9,770	7,090	9,370	15,940
1977	9,910	8,570	9,760	16,720
1978	10,330	8,000	10,160	17,100
1979	10,180	7,990	10,010	17,080
1980	10,210	6,370	9,550	15,910
1981	10,230	5,400	9,490	15,090
1982	10,250	4,300	9,310	14,610
1983	10,300	4,310	9,410	14,550
1984	10,550	4,720	9,680	15,160
1985	10,640	4,290	9,850	15,250
1986	10,290	5,440	10,230	15,640
1987	10,010	5,910	10,530	16,110
1988	9,820	6,590	10,880	16,600
1989	9,220	7,200	11,010	16,590
1990	8,990	7,160	10,970	16,440
1991	9,170	6,630	10,800	16,200
1992	9,000	6,940	10,950	16,620
1993	8,840	7,620	11,018	16,770
1994	8,640	8,050	11,490	17,290
1995	8,630	7,890	11,730	17,430
1996	8,610	8,500	11,960	17,990
1997	8,610	9,160	12,130	18,270
1998	8,390	9,760	12,480	18,400
1999	8,110	9,910	12,890	19,100
2000^P	8,130	10,050	12,990	19,130

¹Total end use consumption by transportation, residential, commercial, and industrial sectors.

KEY: P = preliminary.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Energy, Energy Information Administration, Annual Energy Review 2000, tables 5.1 and 5.12c, available at http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/aer/contents.html.

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