Make a chart from EIA international energy data
The U.S. Energy Information Administration publishes international energy statistics for every country. Its oil and gas series are already loaded: pick one and the producers you want to compare.
What you get
- Oil and gas by country
- Crude oil production, total oil production and oil consumption in thousand barrels a day; natural gas production and exports in billion cubic metres.
- Crude or total oil
- Crude counts crude oil and lease condensate only. Total oil adds natural gas liquids, refinery gain and biofuels, so pick the one your claim needs.
- Synced every week
- Each series comes down whole, every country and year in one pass, so an EIA revision reaches every chart at once.
- Public domain
- EIA figures are U.S. Government work, free to reuse; the chart still names the EIA so a reader can check it.
Questions
I want a chart of oil production by country from EIA data, how do I make one without the EIA API?
Open the editor, search Crude Oil Production and pick the countries. The EIA series is already loaded, so you need no API key and no download.
Why is oil in barrels a day and gas in cubic metres?
Those are the units the EIA publishes: oil as a daily average over the year, gas as a yearly volume. GeoLens keeps them, so your chart matches the EIA tables.
Is it free?
Yes. The editor opens without an account; a free account saves and downloads. Free: charts, all 10 types, world map explorer, every built-in indicator, publish and embed, 10 saved pieces. PLUS adds videos, private artifacts, shared by link, background photos and your own images; PRO adds 5 brand kits. Compare the plans