US Perspective on the Iran - Israel / US War

Nah.

The US produces roughly two-thirds of the petroleum it consumes domestically. Of the crude oil it imports, nearly 62% comes from Canada.


US crude oil consumption and production
YearUS consumptionDomestic productionDomestic production as % of consumptionCrude importsCrude imports as % of consumption
202420.5m b/d (~$576bn)13.2m b/d (~$371bn)64.4%~6.6m b/d (~$185bn)~32.2%
202520.6m b/d (~$488bn)13.6m b/d (~$323bn)66.0%6.2m b/d (~$147bn)30.1%
202620.6m b/d (~$608bn)13.8m b/d (~$408bn)67.0%~6.0m b/d (~$177bn)~29%


US crude oil imports — 2025
RankCountryImportsShare of US crude imports
1🇨🇦 Canada~3.83m b/d61.7%
2🇲🇽 Mexico~0.43m b/d7.0%
3🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia~0.26m b/d4.2%
4🇻🇪 Venezuela~0.22m b/d3.5%
5🇮🇶 Iraq~0.19m b/d3.0%


Now let's look at US natural gas.

The US actually produces considerably more natural gas than it consumes domestically. It still imports a relatively small amount, but almost all of those imports come from Canada.


US natural gas consumption and production
YearUS consumptionDomestic productionDomestic production as % of consumptionGas importsGas imports as % of consumption
202490.33 Bcf/d (~$72bn)103.07 Bcf/d (~$82bn)114.1%~8.6 Bcf/d (~$6.9bn)~9.5%
202591.88 Bcf/d (~$118bn)107.64 Bcf/d (~$139bn)117.2%~8.6 Bcf/d (~$11.1bn)~9.4%
202692.03 Bcf/d (~$116bn)111.19 Bcf/d (~$140bn)120.8%~7.5 Bcf/d (~$9.4bn)~8.1%

The small amount it imports comes overwhelmingly from one country: Canada, which supplied approximately 99.7% of US natural-gas imports in 2025.


US natural-gas imports — 2025
RankCountryImportsShare of US natural-gas imports
1🇨🇦 Canada~3.153 Tcf~99.7%
2🇹🇹 Trinidad & Tobago~7.25 Bcf~0.23%
3🇶🇦 Qatar~3.53 Bcf~0.11%
4🇲🇽 Mexico~0.24 Bcf~0.007%
5No significant fifth supplier

So, like I said earlier, the conspiracy theorists are just out there selling their books with all those doom-and-gloom predictions.




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