1. Texas (1.7 m bpd)
2. North Dakota (1.1 m bpd)
3. New Mexico (1.0 m bpd)
4. Oklahoma (0.5 m bpd)
5. Colorado (0.4 m bpd)
6. California (0.4 m bpd)
7. Wyoming (0.3 m bpd)
8. Louisiana (0.2 m bpd)
9. Alaska (0.2 m bpd)
10. Pennsylvania (0.1 m bpd)
*Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), 2023*
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