Saudis adding natural gas to their arsenal.
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Proven natural gas reserves across different countries. Here are some notable ones:
Russia: With a whopping 47,800 billion cubic meters (km³) of proven reserves, Russia leads the pack. Other sources also estimate Russia’s reserves to be around 50,617 km³.
Iran: Iran boasts approximately 34,000 km³ of proven natural gas reserves.
Qatar: Qatar follows closely with around 23,900 km³ of proven reserves.
The United States, Turkmenistan, Saudi Arabia, and China also feature in the top ranks. Here’s a glimpse of their reserves:
United States: Approximately 17,710 km³.
Turkmenistan: Around 10,000 km³.
Saudi Arabia: Approximately 9,430 km³.
China: Roughly 6,650 km³.
Keep in mind that these figures are subject to updates due to ongoing exploration and shale gas discoveries. The shale gas deposits in many countries are yet to be fully incorporated into reserve calculations.
For a comprehensive list, you can refer to the Wikipedia page or explore the Worldometer data.
Russia: With a whopping 47,800 billion cubic meters (km³) of proven reserves, Russia leads the pack. Other sources also estimate Russia’s reserves to be around 50,617 km³.
Iran: Iran boasts approximately 34,000 km³ of proven natural gas reserves.
Qatar: Qatar follows closely with around 23,900 km³ of proven reserves.
The United States, Turkmenistan, Saudi Arabia, and China also feature in the top ranks. Here’s a glimpse of their reserves:
United States: Approximately 17,710 km³.
Turkmenistan: Around 10,000 km³.
Saudi Arabia: Approximately 9,430 km³.
China: Roughly 6,650 km³.
Keep in mind that these figures are subject to updates due to ongoing exploration and shale gas discoveries. The shale gas deposits in many countries are yet to be fully incorporated into reserve calculations.
For a comprehensive list, you can refer to the Wikipedia page or explore the Worldometer data.
Dan Steffens
Energy Prospectus Group
Energy Prospectus Group