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Europe gets most of Libya's oil exports
Europe gets over 85 percent of Libya's crude exports. The rest goes to Asia, Australia and the U.S. Here's a breakdown of how much oil various countries import from Libya (in barrels per day) and the percentage of a country's total crude imports supplied by Libya.
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Europe gets over 85 percent of Libya's crude exports. The rest goes to Asia, Australia and the U.S. Here's a breakdown of how much oil various countries import from Libya (in barrels per day) and the percentage of a country's total crude imports supplied by Libya.
-Italy: 376,000 (22 percent)
-France: 205,000 (16 percent)
-China: 150,000 (3 percent)
-Germany: 144,000 (8 percent)
-Spain: 136,000 (12 percent)
-United Kingdom: 95,000 (9 percent)
-Greece: 63,000 (15 percent)
-United States: 51,000 (0.5 percent)
-Austria: 31,000 (21 percent)
-Netherlands: 31,000 (2 percent)
-Portugal: 27,000 (11 percent)
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-Switzerland: 17,000 (19 percent)
-Ireland: 14,000 (23 percent)
-Australia: 11,000. (2 percent)
(Source: International Energy Agency 2010 statistics)
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