b/cd = Crude Capacity, barrels per calendar day | ||
Rank | Company | b/cd |
1 |
ExxonMobil
United States |
5.657.500 |
2 |
Royal Dutch Shell
Netherlands / United Kingdom |
4.194.239 |
3 |
Sinopec
China |
3.971.000 |
4 |
BP
United Kingdom |
3.322.170 |
5 |
Valero Energy Corp.
United States |
2.776.500 |
6 |
PDVSA
Petroleos de Venezuela.S.A. Venezuela |
2.678.000 |
7 |
CNPC
China National Petroleum Company China |
2.675.000 |
8 |
Chevron Corporation
United States** |
2.584.600 |
9 |
Phillips 66
United States |
2.504.200 |
10 |
Saudi Aramco
Saudi Arabian Oil Company Saudi Arabia |
2.451.500 |
11 |
Total
France |
2.304.326 |
12 |
Petrobras
Petroleo Brasilerio S.A. Brazil |
1.997.000 |
13 |
PEMEX
Petroleos Mexicanos Mexico |
1.703.000 |
14 | NIOC National Iranian Oil Company Iran |
1.451.000 |
15 |
JX Nippon Oil
Japan |
1.423.200 |
16 |
Rosneft
Russia |
1.293.000 |
17 |
Marathon Oil Corporation
United States |
1.248.000 |
18 |
Reliance Industries
India Jamnagar refinery:.. With crude processing capacity of 1.24 million Barrels Per Stream Day (BPSD), the Jamnagar refinery is the largest refinery in the world. |
1.240.000 |
19 |
OAO Lukoil
Russia |
1.217.000 |
20 |
SK Innovation
South Korea |
1.115.000 |
21 |
Repsol YPF S.A.
Spain |
1.105.500 |
22 |
KNPC
Kuwait National Petroleum Corporation Kuwait |
1.085.000 |
23 |
Pertamina
Indonesia |
993.000 |
24 |
Eni
Italy |
904.000 |
25 |
Flint Hills resource(s)
United States |
798.475 |
*Includes partial interests in refineries not wholly owned by the company.
**Includes holdings in Caltex Oil and GS Caltex.
Reference(s) (partly).. Oil and Gas Journal, Dec 3, 2012.