net oil

Indonesia is now a net oil importer due to surging domestic consumption to fuel its own growth.

Net oil imports are well below their 2005 peak, which means more of the money Americans spend on costlier oil stays within its borders.

Indonesia has been a net oil importer since 2004.

Indonesia is no longer a net oil exporter.

Based on February's consumption, that would satisfy almost 13 years of net oil imports.

Although it is a net oil importer, it has significant resources in the North Sea.

Since becoming a net oil importer in 1993, China has rapidly overtaken everyone but the US in its thirst for the world's crude.

And China was a net oil exporter during the 1990-91 Gulf war following the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq.

It has become an net oil importer since 1993, and also its import of crude oil increases year by year.

China became a net oil importer in 1993; it now imports some six million barrels of oil a day, or some 60% of the oil it uses.

Malaysia will probably be a net oil importer by 2014 (gas is more abundant).

The Opec oil cartel will have pocketed a record of more than $1 trillion in net oil revenues in 2012, the Financial Times reported.

Study on effect of 40% net oil concentrate pesticide and succeeding crop's sensitive to it

it makes net oil exporting countries richer and net oil importers poorer;

China expects 5 growth of net oil import in 2010