Energy trade balance by country

United States runs the largest energy trade surplus tracked here, at $114B in 2025; India carries the largest energy trade deficit, at $142B. Coverage is limited to countries where energy products ranked among their own top 8 exported industries — a real but partial subset of trade-covered countries.

#	Country	Exports	Imports	Balance	Share of exports
1	United States	$318B	$204B	$114B	14%
2	Norway	$109B	$6.4B	$103B	60%
3	Canada	$133B	$34.9B	$98.4B	23%
4	Brazil	$57.3B	$29.9B	$27.4B	15%
5	Estonia	$2.3B	$2.1B	$231M	10%
6	Latvia	$2B	$3.1B	-$1.1B	8.7%
7	Slovenia	$4B	$5.5B	-$1.4B	4.1%
8	Cyprus	$2.7B	$4.2B	-$1.5B	38%
9	Lithuania	$5.7B	$7.4B	-$1.7B	13%
10	Malta	$590M	$2.6B	-$2B	9.2%
11	Slovakia	$4.7B	$6.9B	-$2.1B	3.8%
12	Denmark	$6.9B	$9.7B	-$2.8B	4.6%
13	Finland	$7.7B	$11B	-$3.2B	8.4%
14	Bulgaria	$4.4B	$7.8B	-$3.4B	8.4%
15	Croatia	$3.5B	$7B	-$3.5B	12%
16	Sweden	$13.3B	$16.9B	-$3.6B	6.2%
17	Greece	$14.3B	$18.1B	-$3.9B	26%
18	Romania	$5.9B	$10.7B	-$4.8B	5.2%
19	Hungary	$6.6B	$13B	-$6.4B	3.9%
20	Belgium	$57.2B	$68.9B	-$11.7B	10%
21	Mexico	$20.1B	$38.8B	-$18.7B	2.9%
22	Singapore	$55.2B	$77.1B	-$21.9B	11%
23	Netherlands	$99.4B	$122B	-$22.8B	11%
24	Spain	$25.5B	$57.4B	-$32B	5.7%
25	United Kingdom	$39.3B	$72.3B	-$33B	7.1%
26	South Korea	$47.3B	$133B	-$86.1B	6.4%
27	India	$53.7B	$196B	-$142B	12%