Energy Production in New Mexico

≈ 690 M barrels/yr
Crude oil production
2nd in the U.S.
Rank
≈ 14%
Share of U.S. output

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorNew MexicoUnited States
Oil production (M barrels/yr)6904700

National ranking

New Mexico ranks #26 of 34 states by total energy production.

#1New Hampshire19,000,000
#2Maine14,900,000
#3Arizona500
#4Florida260
#5New York128
#6Washington111
#7Indiana95
#8South Dakota82%
#9Missouri75
#10Kentucky68%
#11Illinois54%
#12Minnesota48%
#13Oregon45%
#14Utah42%
#15Massachusetts26
#16Pennsylvania7.6
#17Rhode Island6.3
#18Alaska6
#19Delaware5.5
#20Texas5.4
#21Colorado5
#22Ohio4
#23North Dakota3
#24Montana2.9
#25Louisiana2
#26New Mexico2
#27Virginia1.4
#28North Carolina1.2
#29Vermont1%
#30Georgia1
#31Wyoming1
#32Michigan0.8
#33New Jersey0.6
#34Wisconsin0.3

Overview

New Mexico's energy production stands at ≈ 690 M barrels/yr, a key indicator for anyone evaluating energy production in the state. Additional figures include rank: 2nd in the U.S., share of u.s. output: ≈ 14%, giving a fuller picture of energy production trends across New Mexico. New Mexico is the second-largest crude oil producing state in the U.S., pumping roughly 690 million barrels per year, mostly from the Permian Basin.

Did you know?

  • New Mexico surpassed North Dakota to become the 2nd-largest oil producer in the U.S.

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