Below data covers 2017:
Value of exports (million $) 84,906
Value of petroleum exports (million $) 35,496
Current account balance (million $) 6,408
Proven crude oil reserves (million barrels) 25,244
Proven natural gas reserves (billion cu. m.) 23,861
Crude oil production (1,000 b/d) 600.0
Marketed production of natural gas (million cu. m.) 163,598.6
Refinery capacity (1,000 b/cd) 433
Output of petroleum products (1,000 b/d) 699
Oil demand (1,000 b/d) 339.0
Crude oil exports (1,000 b/d) 466.0
Exports of petroleum products (1,000 b/d) 639.4
Natural gas exports (million cu. m.) 128,645.3
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OPECS Response:
Qatar gives notice of its withdrawal from OPEC No 25/2018
Vienna, Austria
03 Dec 2018
The OPEC Secretary General, His Excellency Mohammad Sanusi Barkindo, has today received a letter from the State of Qatar giving notice of its intention to withdraw from its Membership of OPEC, pursuant to Article 8 of the OPEC Statute, with effect from 1 January 2019.
The letter from His Excellency Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi, Qatar’s Minister of State for Energy Affairs, also expressed sincere appreciation to OPEC Member Countries, the OPEC Secretary General and all OPEC staff.
Every Member Country has the sovereign right to withdraw from the Organization and this requires no approval from the OPEC Conference. The Organization respects the decision taken by the State of Qatar.
The OPEC Secretariat expresses thanks to the State of Qatar for its support of the Organization over the many decades of its Membership.
In the past three years, OPEC has seen Gabon (2016) rejoin the Organization and welcomed new members, Equatorial Guinea (2017) and the Republic of the Congo (2018). OPEC appreciates the continued interest of producers wanting to join the Organization.
OPEC remains fully committed to achieving and sustaining balance and stability in the market, through the Organization, and with the landmark ‘Declaration of Cooperation’, alongside 10 participating non-OPEC countries.