Netherlands and Mexico top US oil buyers

Data from 2025 showed that U.S. oil exports reached approximately 10.7 million barrels per day, distributed across six continents, with the Netherlands and Mexico leading the list of major destinations. The Netherlands stood out as a major hub for oil re-export through the Port of Rotterdam, which plays a crucial role in Europe's oil trade and refining. Meanwhile, Mexico maintains a reciprocal energy trade relationship with the United States, importing refined products and exporting its heavy crude oil. The geographical spread of export markets reflects the growing role of the United States as a global supplier and the diversification of its oil supply sources, with around 42% of exports concentrated in the top five markets, including the Netherlands, Mexico, Canada, as well as markets in Asia and Europe.

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