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U.S. Petroleum Balance
September 1998
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Thousand Thousand Barrels
Commodity Barrels per Day
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Crude Oil
Field Production
(1) Alaska............................ E 32,796 E 1,093
(2) Lower 48 States................... E 149,269 E 4,976
(3) Total U.S....................... E 182,065 E 6,069
Net Imports
(4) Imports (Gross Excluding SPR)..... 251,752 8,392
(5) SPR Imports....................... 0 0
(6) Exports........................... 1,035 34
(7) Imports (Net Including SPR)..... 250,717 8,357
Other Sources
(8) SPR Stock Change.................. 0 0
(9) Other Stock Change (+) (-)........ 20,539 685
(10) Product Supplied and Losses....... 0 0
(11) Unaccounted For(a)................ -7,715 -257
(12) Total Other Sources............. 12,824 427
(13) Crude Input To Refineries............. 445,606 14,854
(13) = (3) + (7) + (12)
Natural Gas Liquids (NGL)
(14) Field Production(b)............... 57,217 1,907
(15) Net Imports(c).................... 1,745 58
(16) Stock Change(c)................... -686 -23
(17) Total NGL Supply...................... 58,276 1,943
Other Liquids
Unfinished Oils and Gas Blend. Comp.
(18) Stock Change...................... -1,008 -34
(19) Net Imports....................... 16,645 555
(20) Other Liquids New Supply (Fld Prod). 5,350 178
(21) Refinery Process Gain(a)............ 26,370 879
(22) Crude Oil Product Supplied.......... 0 0
(23) Total Other Liquids................... 47,357 1,579
(23) = (18) through (22)
(24) Total Production of Products.......... 551,239 18,375
(24) = (13) + (17) + (23)
Net Imports of Refined Products
(25) Imports (Gross)................... 36,953 1,232
(26) Exports........................... 23,294 776
(27) Imports (Net)......................... 13,659 455
(28) Total New Supply of Products.......... 564,898 18,830
(28) = (24) + (27)
(29) Refined Products Stock Change (+) (-). 211 7
(30) Total Petroleum Products Supplied
for Domestic Use..................... 565,109 18,837
(30) = (28) + (29)
(31) Finished Motor Gasoline........... 249,242 8,308
(32) Distillate Fuel Oil............... 102,519 3,417
(33) Residual Fuel Oil................. 27,254 908
(34) Jet Fuel.......................... 45,783 1,526
(35) Liquefied Petroleum Gases......... 49,999 1,667
(36) Other(d).......................... 90,312 3,010
(37) Crude Oil......................... 0 0
(38) Total Products Supplied............... 565,109 18,837
(38) = (31) through (37)
Ending Stocks, All Oils
(39) Crude Oil (Excluding SPR)......... 309,588 --
(40) Strategic Petroleum Reserve....... 563,426 --
(41) Finished Motor Gasoline........... 164,727 --
(42) Distillate Fuel Oil............... 152,507 --
(43) Residual Fuel Oil................. 39,691 --
(44) Jet Fuel.......................... 45,959 --
(45) Liquefied Petroleum Gases......... 152,851 --
(46) Other(d).......................... 223,763 --
(47) Total Stocks.......................... 1,652,512 --
(47) = (39) through (46)
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(a) Unaccounted for crude oil represents the difference between the supply and
disposition of crude oil. Refinery processing gain represents the volumetric
amount by which total output is greater than input for a given period of time.
Preliminary estimates of crude oil imports at the National level have
historically understated final values by approximately 50 thousand barrels per
day. This causes the preliminary values of unaccounted for crude oil to
overstate the final values by the same amount.
(b) Includes fuel ethanol blended into finished motor gasoline.
(c) Includes products in the pentanes plus category only.
(d) Includes pentanes plus, other liquids, and all finished petroleum products
except finished motor gasoline, distillate fuel oil, residual fuel oil, jet
fuel, and liquefied petroleum gases.
(s) = Less than 500 barrels per day.
E=Estimate.
Note: Totals may not equal sum of components due to independent rounding.
Source: Energy Information Administration, Monthly Petroleum Supply Reporting
System - Domestic crude oil production from State conservation agencies and the
Minerals Management Service of the U.S. Department of the Interior - Export data
from the Bureau of the Census and Form EIA-810, "Monthly Refinery Report."
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For additional information, please contact the Energy Information
Administration's National Energy Information Center at (202)586-8800.
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Source: United States Department of Energy