Gasoline industry in the U.S. - Statistics & Facts

Global demand of oil and petroleum has been on the rise for many decades, particularly due to growing industrialization. The United States has been one of the world’s industrial powerhouses for more than a century and therefore is highly dependent on petroleum and oil to fuel the further development of products and goods. Traditionally, gasoline has been supplied either through crude oil imports, crude oil extracted in the U.S. or domestic ethanol production. In 2012, crude oil imports amounted to just under 50 percent of the total gasoline supply, U.S. crude oil contributed some 43 percent and U.S. ethanol accounted for less than 10 percent. In 2012, domestic demand for gasoline in the United States came to around 134.6 billion gallons, a value that has remained relatively steady over the past decade. Exxon Mobil remains the largest oil and gas company in the United States, having a market value of about 403.7 billion U.S. dollars. In 2013, total U.S. petroleum imports reached a decade low, with around 9.8 million barrels imported per day, while oil refinery throughput hand has remained stable over the past decade, valued at a little over 15 million barrels daily.


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U.S. real price of motor gasoline per gallon

0.92 USD

Mode of transport with the highest gasoline demand in the U.S.

Highway transport
Prices and sales
U.S. real price of motor gasoline per gallon 0.92 USD Average U.S. gasoline price in July 2017 0.61 USD Tax share of U.S. gasoline price 19% Value of gasoline station sales in the U.S. 443.82bn USD Estimated per capita sales of gas stations in the U.S. 1,383 USD Total state and federal excise taxes on U.S. gasoline 48.18 US cents/US gal U.S. region with the highest motor fuel taxes Mid Atlantic
Demand
Mode of transport with the highest gasoline demand in the U.S. Highway transport U.S. gasoline demand 137.53bn US gal Nonhighway gasoline demand in the U.S. 3.88bn US gal
Production and trade
U.S. refinery net production of finished motor gasoline 1.63m bbl/day U.S. refinery net production of conventional motor gasoline 1.59m bbl/day U.S. refinery net production of reformulated motor gasoline 47k bbl/day U.S. imports of finished motor gasoline 26.04m bbl U.S. exports of finished motor gasoline 173.7m bbl Fuel ethanol production in the U.S. in gallons 15.25bn

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Prices and sales
U.S. real price of motor gasoline per gallon 0.92 USD Average U.S. gasoline price in July 2017 0.61 USD Tax share of U.S. gasoline price 19% Value of gasoline station sales in the U.S. 443.82bn USD Estimated per capita sales of gas stations in the U.S. 1,383 USD Total state and federal excise taxes on U.S. gasoline 48.18 US cents/US gal U.S. region with the highest motor fuel taxes Mid Atlantic
Demand
Mode of transport with the highest gasoline demand in the U.S. Highway transport U.S. gasoline demand 137.53bn US gal Nonhighway gasoline demand in the U.S. 3.88bn US gal
Production and trade
U.S. refinery net production of finished motor gasoline 1.63m bbl/day U.S. refinery net production of conventional motor gasoline 1.59m bbl/day U.S. refinery net production of reformulated motor gasoline 47k bbl/day U.S. imports of finished motor gasoline 26.04m bbl U.S. exports of finished motor gasoline 173.7m bbl Fuel ethanol production in the U.S. in gallons 15.25bn

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