| Proven Oil Reserves (January 1, 2007 –O&G Journal) |
3 billion barrels |
| Oil Production (2006E) |
380 thousand barrels per day |
| Oil Consumption (2006E) |
140 thousand barrels per day |
| Proven Natural Gas Reserves (January 1, 2007-O&G Journal) |
16.9 trillion cubic feet |
| Natural Gas Production (2006E) |
None |
| Natural Gas Consumption (2006E) |
None |
| Recoverable Coal Reserves (2005E) |
None |
| Coal Production (2006E) |
None |
| Coal Consumption (2006E) |
None |
| Electricity Installed Capacity (2005) |
1 gigawatt |
| Electricity Production (2005E) |
4.08 billion kilowatt hours |
| Electricity Consumption (2005) |
3.38 billion kilowatt hours |
| Total Energy Consumption (2005) |
0.256 quadrillion Btus*, of which Oil (100%), Natural Gas (0%), Coal (0%), Nuclear (0%), Hydroelectricity (0%), Other Renewables (0%) |
| Total Per Capita Energy Consumption (2005) |
12.4 million Btus |
| Energy Intensity (2005) |
8,049 Btu per US$2000-PPP** |
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| Energy-Related Carbon Dioxide Emissions (2005) |
17.5 million metric tons of carbon, of which: Oil (100%), Natural Gas (0%), Coal (0%) |
| Per-Capita, Energy-Related Carbon Dioxide Emissions (2005) |
0.83 metric tons |
| Carbon Dioxide Intensity (2005) |
0.54 Metric tons per thousand US$2000-PPP** |
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| Organization |
Yemen General Corporation for Oil & Gas/Mineral Resources – loose affiliation of several subsidiaries, including: Yemen Petroleum Company (YPC) – manages a nominal government interest in production (PSAs), handles marketing; General Corporation for Oil and Mineral Resources (GCOMR) – investment and holding company; Yemen Refining Company (YRC) – manages refining industry; General Department of Crude Oil Marketing (GDCOM) – handles government shares of exports; The Petroleum Exploration and Production Authority (PEPA) – contract negotiations |
| Major Oil Producing Blocks |
Masila (including the Camaal and Heijah fields), Marib al Jawf (including Alif, Asaad Al-Kamil, Azal, and Wasi Bana fields), Jannah, East Sarr, East Shabwa, Howarin (including the Tasour field), and Iyad |
| Foreign Company Involvement |
Calvalley, Cepsa, Dove Energy, DNO, ExxonMobil, Hunt Oil, Korea National Oil Company, Kufpec, Nexen, Occidental, Oil Search, OMV, PanCanadian, SK Corporation, Sinopec, Soco, Total, Vintage Oil |
| Natural Gas Reserves |
Marib al Jawf, Jannah, East Shabwa, Iyad |
| Major Pipelines |
Marib-Ra’s Isa Pipeline, Masila-Shahir, Shabwa-Rudhum Pipeline (pipeline linking the Iyad – Shabwa fields to the Rudhum terminal on the Gulf of Aden at Hisn an Nushaymah), Jannah-Safir (pipeline from Jannah to production facilities in Safir, Marib),, East Shabwa-Masila (pipeline from East Shabwa to Masila) |
| Major Refineries (capacity, bbl/d) |
Aden (120,000), Marib (10,000) |
| Major Oil/Gas Ports |
Aden, Al Hodeidah, Bir Ali, Ash Shihr/Al Mukalla, Mocha, Nishtun, As Salif-Ra’s (offshore) |
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* The total energy consumption statistic includes petroleum, dry natural gas, coal, net hydro, nuclear, geothermal, solar, wind, wood and waste electric power. The renewable energy consumption statistic is based on International Energy Agency (IEA) data and includes hydropower, solar, wind, tide, geothermal, solid biomass and animal products, biomass gas and liquids, industrial and municipal wastes. Sectoral shares of energy consumption and carbon emissions are also based on IEA data.
**GDP figures from OECD estimates based on purchasing power parity (PPP) exchange rates.
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