The line graph illustrates the consumption of four distinct places between 2009 and 2030.
Overall, the United States used oil the most, whereas the figure for Western Europe and Japan remained relatively low towards the end of the period.
In detail, the USA utilized oil rougly 9 unit in 2009, before peaking at 10 in 2015, followed by a predicion to decline to 8 in the year 2030. Despite a projected drop, the United States will stay the major oil consumer. Meanwhile, Western Europe used oil at 4 unit at the beginning of the period, and this statistic showed a slight decrease to approximately 3 in 2015. Subsequently, it is projected to fall further to 2 in 2030, making the Western Europe and Japan the least-oil-consumer state.
In contrast, middle East and China utilized the same amount of oil, around 2 in 2009, and China will consume oil comparatively more than Western Europe and Japan over time, rising to 4 and marginalising to nearly 3.80 in 2030. In the meantime, the figure for middle east is anticipated to increase to around 3.60 in 2030.
