Explore companies' Paris Compliance

Read our article on Paris Compliance in Nature Communications (PDF) (2022).

Read our article on evaluating fossil fuel companies alignment with 1.5ºC climate pathways in Nature Climate Change (2023).

Below shows the results using our methodology published in Nature Communications. For Electric Utilities and Cement, we demonstrate how Paris Compliance can be assessed using the Sectoral Decarbonisation Approach with the IEA B2DS as the underlying decarbonisation pathway. A base year of 2014 was used to be consistent with the starting year of the IEA B2DS. Other sectors that can be evaluated using this approach are Aluminium, Chemicals and Petrochemicals, Pulp and paper, Steel, and Transport. Please use our Tool to evaluate a company in these sectors. If you have complete publicly available data for a company, please consider contacting us to add this to our assessments below.

NameSectorCountryMetric 1 Performance to DateMetric 2 - Estimated Year to FinishMetric 3 - Re-alignment decarbonisation rate
AGLElectric UtilitiesAustralia
1.2
2030
1.77
EnergyAustraliaElectric UtilitiesAustralia
1.02
2033
1.09
OriginElectric UtilitiesAustralia
1.1
2050+
1.17
StanwellElectric UtilitiesAustralia
1.54
2025
4.02
CSEnergyElectric UtilitiesAustralia
1.34
2027
2.59
AlintaElectric UtilitiesAustralia
1.05
2029
1.21
DeltaElectric UtilitiesAustralia
1.41
2026
2.54
MilmerranElectric UtilitiesAustralia
1.16
2029
1.73
CallideElectric UtilitiesAustralia
1.41
2026
2.16
EngieElectric UtilitiesAustralia
0.5
2050+
0

Notes on the assessment

We assess three metrics:

Perfomance to date -> Current performance since the base year. It is the companies’ cumulative emissions since the base year compared to its Paris Compliant Pathway (PCP). A score above 1 indicated the company has emitted more than its PCP and is currently not Paris Compliant.

Estimated Year to Finish (EYF) -> This provides an indicator of when the company is expected to exceed its carbon budget if it continues business as usual. The Electric Utility sector’s carbon budget cut-off is 2050 as this is the year it should reach net-zero under the IEA B2DS pathway. For the cement sector it is 2060 as this is the where the IEA B2DS decarbonisation pathway projections end.

Re-alignment decarbonisation rate -> This is a measure of how much faster a company needs to decarbonise to re-align themselves with the Paris Compliant Pathway (PCP), relative to the rate had it followed its PCP since the base year.

Below shows the results using our methodology published in Nature Communications. For Electric Utilities and Cement, we demonstrate how Paris Compliance can be assessed using the Sectoral Decarbonisation Approach with the IEA B2DS as the underlying decarbonisation pathway. A base year of 2014 was used to be consistent with the starting year of the IEA B2DS. Other sectors that can be evaluated using this approach are Aluminium, Chemicals and Petrochemicals, Pulp and paper, Steel, and Transport. Please use our Tool to evaluate a company in these sectors. If you have complete publicly available data for a company, please consider contacting us to add this to our assessments below.

NameSectorCountryMetric 1 Performance to DateMetric 2 - Estimated Year to FinishMetric 3 - Re-alignment decarbonisation rate
HEIDELBERGCEMENT (XET)CementGermany
1.33
2036
2.07
ACCCementIndia
1.07
2045
1.02
AMBUJA CEMENTSCementIndia
1.04
2042
1.17
ULTRATECH CEMENTCementIndia
1.22
2037
2.05
SHREE CEMENTCementIndia
1.3
2039
2.36
CRH (LON)CementIreland
2.03
2030
5.94
HOLCIMCementSwitzerland
1.17
2045
1.27
ASIA CEMENTCementSouth Korea
1.03
2039
1.27
SIAM CEMENTCementThailand
1.05
2042
1.15
CEMEX CPOCementMexico
1.07
2040
1.24

Notes on the assessment

We assess three metrics:

Perfomance to date -> Current performance since the base year. It is the companies’ cumulative emissions since the base year compared to its Paris Compliant Pathway (PCP). A score above 1 indicated the company has emitted more than its PCP and is currently not Paris Compliant.

Estimated Year to Finish (EYF) -> This provides an indicator of when the company is expected to exceed its carbon budget if it continues business as usual. The Electric Utility sector’s carbon budget cut-off is 2050 as this is the year it should reach net-zero under the IEA B2DS pathway. For the cement sector it is 2060 as this is the where the IEA B2DS decarbonisation pathway projections end.

Re-alignment decarbonisation rate -> This is a measure of how much faster a company needs to decarbonise to re-align themselves with the Paris Compliant Pathway (PCP), relative to the rate had it followed its PCP since the base year.

The data table below shows the results for Coal using the methodology published in Nature Climate Change. We map production of companies against 3 pathways; “SSP1-RCP1.9” (AIM/CGE), “SSP2-RCP1.9” (MESSAGE-GLOBIOM), and “SSP5-RCP1.9” (GCAM4), commencing in 2014. We allocate the annual production budgets based on the companies’ share of 2010-2014 production, and thus use a grandfathering approach. We are currently working on how to integrate different equity principles into the assessment.

We assess two metrics:

Metric 1: Performance to date -> Current performance (2020) since the base year (2014). It is the companies’ cumulative production since the base year compared to its Paris Compliant Pathway (PCP). A score above 1 indicates the company has produced more than its PCP and is currently not Paris Compliant. For example, a score of 2.17 means that the company has produced 117% more that what would be considered to be Paris Compliant. On the other hand, a score of 0.85 means that the company has produced 85% of its production budget and would currently be considered Paris Compliant.

Metric 2: Estimated Year to Finish (EYF) -> This provides an indicator of when the company is expected to exceed its production budget (until 2050) if it continues to produce according to production growth rates between 2010-2018.

NameSectorCountrySSP 1 - RCP1.9
Metric 1 - Performance to Date
SSP 2 - RCP1.9
Metric 1 - Performance to Date
SSP 5 - RCP1.9
Metric 1 - Performance to Date
SSP 1 - RCP1.9
Metric 2 - Estimated Year to Finish
SSP 2 - RCP1.9
Metric 2 - Estimated Year to Finish
SSP 5 - RCP1.9
Metric 2 - Estimated Year to Finish
Whitehaven Coal, AustraliaCoalAustralia
3.32
3.29
2.51
2020
2020
2024
Jinneng, ChinaCoalChina
2.91
2.88
2.20
2020
2020
2023
Shanxi Coal IMP. & EXP., ChinaCoalChina
2.85
2.82
2.15
2020
2020
2025
Baise Mining, ChinaCoalChina
2.81
2.79
2.13
2021
2020
2025
Huadian Coal Ind., ChinaCoalChina
2.75
2.73
2.08
2021
2020
2024
Shandong Lutai Holding, ChinaCoalChina
2.71
2.69
2.05
2021
2020
2026
Shanxi Xinzhou Shenda En., ChinaCoalChina
2.60
2.57
1.97
2021
2021
2025
Yankuang, ChinaCoalChina
2.03
2.01
1.54
2023
2022
2029
Shaanxi Yulin En., ChinaCoalChina
1.62
1.60
1.22
2023
2022
2028
Shandong En., ChinaCoalChina
1.77
1.76
1.34
2023
2023
2028
Shaanxi Coal & Chem. Ind., ChinaCoalChina
1.61
1.60
1.22
2024
2023
2031
Bin Country Coal Co., ChinaCoalChina
1.60
1.59
1.21
2024
2023
2032
Coal India, IndiaCoalIndia
1.53
1.52
1.16
2025
2024
2035
Jining Energy Dev., ChinaCoalChina
1.52
1.50
1.15
2025
2024
2034
Yangquan Coal Ind., ChinaCoalChina
1.51
1.49
1.14
2025
2024
2032
China Kingho En., ChinaCoalChina
1.41
1.40
1.07
2025
2024
2032
Murray Coal Corp., USACoalUSA
1.40
1.39
1.06
2025
2024
2031
CHN En., ChinaCoalChina
1.34
1.32
1.01
2026
2025
2035
Chian Huaneng, ChinaCoalChina
1.29
1.28
0.98
2026
2025
2036
Beijing Haohua En. Res., ChinaCoalChina
1.26
1.25
0.96
2026
2025
2035
China National Coal Corp, ChinaCoalChina
1.25
1.23
0.94
2026
2025
2036
Shanxi Coking Coal, ChinaCoalChina
1.23
1.22
0.93
2026
2025
2040
Guizhou Panjiang SECO, ChinaCoalChina
1.16
1.15
0.87
2026
2025
2039
Vale, BrazilCoalBrazil
1.40
1.38
1.06
2027
2026
2037
Exxaro, South AfricaCoalSouth Africa
1.34
1.32
1.01
2027
2026
2041
Glencore, SwitzerlandCoalSwitzerland
1.30
1.29
0.99
2027
2026
2036
Wanbei Coal & Electrical, ChinaCoalChina
1.24
1.23
0.94
2027
2026
2038
Huainan Mining, ChinaCoalChina
1.24
1.23
0.94
2028
2026
2044
Inner Mongolia Yitai, ChinaCoalChina
1.23
1.21
0.93
2027
2026
2038
Shanxi Lu’an Mining, ChinaCoalChina
1.21
1.20
0.91
2027
2026
2041
Alliance Resource Partners, USACoalUSA
1.28
1.27
0.97
2028
2027
2041
Huolinhe Corp. In. Mon., ChinaCoalChina
1.25
1.24
0.95
2028
2027
2043
Xiaolongtan Mining Adm., ChinaCoalChina
1.06
1.05
0.80
2028
2027
2042
North American Coal Corp., USACoalUSA
1.26
1.25
0.95
2029
2028
2046
Teck Resources, CanadaCoalCanada
1.24
1.23
0.94
2029
2028
2046
Liaoning Tiefa Energy, ChinaCoalChina
1.09
1.08
0.82
2029
2028
2047
Yunnan Coal Chem. Ind., ChinaCoalChina
0.97
0.96
0.73
2028
2028
2036
Sasol, South AfricaCoalSouth Africa
1.16
1.15
0.87
2030
2029
2050+
Shanxi HLXC Coal Ind., ChinaCoalChina
1.13
1.12
0.86
2030
2029
2050+
Shanxi Lanhua Coal Ind., ChinaCoalChina
1.06
1.05
0.80
2030
2029
2050+
Henan En. & Chem Ind., ChinaCoalChina
1.03
1.02
0.78
2030
2029
2045
Jingyuan Coal Ind., ChinaCoalChina
1.09
1.08
0.83
2031
2030
2050+
Xuzhou Coal Mining, ChinaCoalChina
1.08
1.07
0.82
2031
2030
2046
Ordos Wulan Dev., ChinaCoalChina
0.89
0.88
0.67
2031
2030
2044
Sichuan Coal Ind., ChinaCoalChina
1.05
1.04
0.80
2033
2031
2050+
Huaibei Mining (Group), ChinaCoalChina
1.01
1.00
0.76
2033
2031
2050+
Jizhong En. Res., ChinaCoalChina
0.94
0.93
0.71
2032
2031
2048
RWE, GermanyCoalGermany
1.07
1.06
0.81
2034
2032
2050+
Manshi Inv., ChinaCoalChina
0.94
0.93
0.71
2033
2032
2050+
Westmoreland Coal, USACoalUSA
1.29
1.27
0.97
2036
2034
2050+
China Pingmei Shenma En & Chem., ChinaCoalChina
0.95
0.94
0.72
2037
2034
2050+
Longmay Mining, ChinaCoalChina
0.96
0.95
0.73
2037
2035
2050+
Chongqing En. Inv., ChinaCoalChina
0.93
0.92
0.70
2038
2035
2050+
Shenyang Coal Ind., ChinaCoalChina
0.90
0.89
0.68
2040
2038
2050+
BHP, AustraliaCoalAustralia
0.87
0.87
0.66
2044
2040
2050+
Peabody En., USACoalUSA
0.92
0.91
0.70
2046
2042
2050+
Shanxi Jincheng Anthracite Mining, ChinaCoalChina
1.21
1.20
0.92
2050+
2050+
2050+
Datong Coal Mine., ChinaCoalChina
1.10
1.09
0.83
2050+
2050+
2050+
SUEK, RussiaCoalRussia
0.89
0.88
0.67
2050+
2050+
2050+
Vistra En., USACoalUSA
0.81
0.80
0.61
2050+
2050+
2050+
Kailuan Ltd Corp., ChinaCoalChina
0.80
0.79
0.61
2050+
2050+
2050+
Kiewit Mining, USACoalUSA
0.79
0.79
0.60
2050+
2050+
2050+
Arch Coal Company, USACoalUSA
0.78
0.78
0.59
2050+
2050+
2050+
Anglo American, UKCoalUK
0.78
0.77
0.59
2050+
2050+
2050+
CONSOL En., USACoalUSA
0.73
0.72
0.55
2050+
2050+
2050+
Inner Mongolia Mengtai, ChinaCoalChina
0.71
0.70
0.54
2050+
2050+
2050+
Zhengzhou Coal Ind., ChinaCoalChina
0.71
0.70
0.54
2050+
2050+
2050+
Jilin Provincial Coal Industry, ChinaCoalChina
0.60
0.59
0.45
2050+
2050+
2050+
Cloud Peak, USACoalUSA
0.53
0.53
0.40
2050+
2050+
2050+
Inner Mongolia Yidong Inv., ChinaCoalChina
0.45
0.45
0.34
2050+
2050+
2050+
Guizhou Shuikuang, ChinaCoalChina
0.45
0.44
0.34
2050+
2050+
2050+
Rio Tinto, AustraliaCoalAustralia
0.44
0.44
0.33
2050+
2050+
2050+
Contura Energy / ANR, USACoalUSA
0.28
0.27
0.21
2050+
2050+
2050+

The data table below shows the results for Oil using the methodology published in Nature Climate Change. We map production of companies against 3 pathways; “SSP1-RCP1.9” (AIM/CGE), “SSP2-RCP1.9” (MESSAGE-GLOBIOM), and “SSP5-RCP1.9” (GCAM4), commencing in 2014. We allocate the annual production budgets based on the companies’ share of 2010-2014 production, and thus use a grandfathering approach. We are currently working on how to integrate different equity principles into the assessment.

We assess two metrics:

Metric 1: Performance to date -> Current performance (2020) since the base year (2014). It is the companies’ cumulative production since the base year compared to its Paris Compliant Pathway (PCP). A score above 1 indicates the company has produced more than its PCP and is currently not Paris Compliant. For example, a score of 2.17 means that the company has produced 117% more that what would be considered to be Paris Compliant. On the other hand, a score of 0.85 means that the company has produced 85% of its production budget and would currently be considered Paris Compliant.

Metric 2: Estimated Year to Finish (EYF) -> This provides an indicator of when the company is expected to exceed its production budget (until 2050) if it continues to produce according to production growth rates between 2010-2018.

NameSectorCountrySSP 1 - RCP1.9
Metric 1 - Performance to Date
SSP 2 - RCP1.9
Metric 1 - Performance to Date
SSP 5 - RCP1.9
Metric 1 - Performance to Date
SSP 1 - RCP1.9
Metric 2 - Estimated Year to Finish
SSP 2 - RCP1.9
Metric 2 - Estimated Year to Finish
SSP 5 - RCP1.9
Metric 2 - Estimated Year to Finish
Southwestern, USAOilUSA104.4793.7497.95202020202020
EnCana, CanadaOilCanada3.232.903.03Name change/no 2020 dataName change/no 2020 dataName change/no 2020 data
EQT Corporation, USA OilUSA3.132.802.93202320232024
Novatek, Russian FederationOilRussian Federation2.532.272.37202420242026
Pioneer, USA OilUSA2.532.272.37202320232025
EOG Resources, USA OilUSA2.061.851.93202420242026
Polish Oil & Gas, PolandOilPoland1.741.561.63202620262028
Pertamina, IndonesiaOilIndonesia1.691.521.59202720272030
Canadian Natural Resources, CanadaOilCanada1.681.511.58202620262029
Iraq National Oil Company, IraqOilIraq1.511.351.41202920292033
Noble Energy, USAOilUSA1.481.331.39Acquired by chevronAcquired by chevronAcquired by chevron
Gazprom, Russian FederationOilRussian Federation1.461.311.37202820282031
Rosneft, Russian FederationOilRussian Federation1.441.291.35202920292032
Santos, AustraliaOilAustralia1.421.281.33202820282032
Inpex, Japan OilJapan1.351.211.26203020302035
Abu Dhabi National Oil (ADNOC), UAEOilUAE1.301.161.22203020302035
Petroleos Mexicanos (PEMEX), MexicoOilMexico1.291.161.21203120312037
Devon Energy, USAOilUSA1.221.101.15203320332038
CNOOC (China National Offshore Oil), ChinaOilChina1.211.081.13203420342041
Repsol, SpainOilSpain1.201.071.12203820382048
Chesapeake, USAOilUSA1.191.061.11202920292031
Occidental, USAOilUSA1.141.031.07203220322039
Total, FranceOilFrance1.141.031.07203620362046
Saudi Aramco, Saudi ArabiaOilSaudi Arabia1.121.001.05203520352042
OMV Group, AustriaOilAustria1.121.001.05203720372046
PTTEP, ThailandOilThailand1.111.001.04203320332039
Kuwait Petroleum Corp., KuwaitOilKuwait1.100.991.03203520342040
Suncor, CanadaOilCanada1.100.991.03203420342040
Royal Dutch Shell plc, The NetherlandsOilThe Netherlands1.090.981.03203820382048
Petronas, MalaysiaOilMalaysia1.090.981.03203320332042
TurkmenGaz, Turkmenistan OilTurkmenistan1.080.971.01203620362042
Equinor, NorwayOilNorway1.060.950.99203920392049
National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC), IranOilIran1.050.940.99204220422050+
PetroEcuadorOil#N/A1.040.940.98204020402050+
ExxonMobil, USAOilUSA1.040.930.97204220422050+
Wintershall, GermanyOilGermany1.040.930.97203420342040
Ecopetrol, ColombiaOilColombia1.030.920.96203920382047
Petroleum Development Oman, OmanOilOman1.020.910.96204120412050+
BP, UKOilUK1.020.910.95204420442050+
Sonatrach, AlgeriaOilAlgeria1.020.910.95204520452050+
Egyptian General Petroleum, EgyptOilEgypt1.000.900.94204120412050+
ENI, ItalyOilItaly1.000.890.93204620462050+
Husky, CanadaOilCanada1.000.890.93204320422050+
Chevron, USAOilUSA0.990.890.93204320432050+
YPF, ArgentinaOilArgentina0.970.870.91205020502050+
PetroChina (CNPC), ChinaOilChina0.970.870.91204820482050+
Lukoil, Russian FederationOilRussian Federation0.960.860.90204920492050+
BHP, AustraliaOilAustralia0.950.850.892050+2050+2050+
Anadarko, USAOilUSA0.930.840.882050+2050+2050+
Murphy Oil, USAOilUSA0.920.820.862050+2050+2050+
Bahrain Petroleum CorporationOil#N/A0.910.820.86204220422050+
ConocoPhillips, USAOilUSA0.890.800.842050+2050+2050+
Petoro, Norway OilNorway0.890.800.832050+2050+2050+
Oil and Natural Gas Corporation, IndiaOilIndia0.840.760.792050+2050+2050+
Hess, USAOilUSA0.840.750.792050+2050+2050+
Apache, USAOilUSA0.830.750.782050+2050+2050+
Nigerian National Petroleum, NigeriaOilNigeria0.820.730.772050+2050+2050+
Marathon, USAOilUSA0.820.730.772050+2050+2050+
Sinopec, ChinaOilChina0.810.730.76204820482050+
Petroleos de Venezuela, VenezuelaOilVenezuela0.760.680.712050+2050+2050+
Woodside, AustraliaOilAustralia0.690.620.642050+2050+2050+
Libya National Oil Corp., LibyaOilLibya0.680.610.64203520352038
Petroleo Brasileiro (Petrobras), BrazilOilBrazil0.680.610.642050+2050+2050+
Sonangol, AngolaOilAngola0.640.580.602050+2050+2050+
Qatar Petroleum, QatarOilQatar0.450.410.422050+2050+2050+
Obsidian / PennWest, Canada OilCanada0.290.260.272050+2050+2050+
Syrian Petroleum, SyriaOilSyria0.170.150.162050+2050+2050+

The data table below shows the results for Gas using the methodology published in Nature Climate Change (2023). We map production of companies against 3 pathways; “SSP1-RCP1.9” (AIM/CGE), “SSP2-RCP1.9” (MESSAGE-GLOBIOM), and “SSP5-RCP1.9” (GCAM4), commencing in 2014. We allocate the annual production budgets based on the companies’ share of 2010-2014 production, and thus use a grandfathering approach. We are currently working on how to integrate different equity principles into the assessment.

We assess two metrics:

Metric 1: Performance to date -> Current performance (2020) since the base year (2014). It is the companies’ cumulative production since the base year compared to its Paris Compliant Pathway (PCP). A score above 1 indicates the company has produced more than its PCP and is currently not Paris Compliant. For example, a score of 2.17 means that the company has produced 117% more that what would be considered to be Paris Compliant. On the other hand, a score of 0.85 means that the company has produced 85% of its production budget and would currently be considered Paris Compliant.

Metric 2: Estimated Year to Finish (EYF) -> This provides an indicator of when the company is expected to exceed its production budget (until 2050) if it continues to produce according to production growth rates between 2010-2018.

NameSectorCountrySSP 1 - RCP1.9
Metric 1 - Performance to Date
SSP 2 - RCP1.9
Metric 1 - Performance to Date
SSP 5 - RCP1.9
Metric 1 - Performance to Date
SSP 1 - RCP1.9
Metric 2 - Estimated Year to Finish
SSP 2 - RCP1.9
Metric 2 - Estimated Year to Finish
SSP 5 - RCP1.9
Metric 2 - Estimated Year to Finish
Antero, USAGasUSA6.015.724.70202020212023
EQT Corporation, USAGasUSA4.153.953.25202120222024
Rosneft, Russian FederationGasRussian Federation2.562.442.01202320252027
Wintershall, GermanyGasGermany2.031.931.59202520292034
Sonangol, AngolaGasAngola1.961.861.53No data 2019-2020No data 2019-2021No data 2019-2022
Repsol, SpainGasSpain1.911.821.50202620312037
Nigerian National Petroleum, NigeriaGasNigeria1.761.671.37202620302033
CONSOL Energy, USAGasUSA1.681.601.31No data 2019-2020No data 2019-2021No data 2019-2022
Pertamina, IndonesiaGasIndonesia1.661.581.30202620302034
OMV Group, AustriaGasAustria1.621.541.27202620302034
Sinopec, ChinaGasChina1.531.461.20202720312035
National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC), IranGasIran1.501.431.17202820332039
Woodside, AustraliaGasAustralia1.461.391.14202720322036
PTTEP, ThailandGasThailand1.451.381.14202920342040
Lukoil, Russian FederationGasRussian Federation1.421.351.11202920352040
Southwestern, USAGasUSA1.411.341.10202920342038
Santos, AustraliaGasAustralia1.401.331.09202920362044
PetroChina (CNPC), ChinaGasChina1.391.321.09202920372045
Abu Dhabi National Oil (ADNOC), UAEGasUAE1.381.311.08202820332038
Novatek, Russian FederationGasRussian Federation1.371.311.08202820332038
TurkmenGaz, TurkmenistanGasTurkmenistan1.341.271.05202920332038
Canadian Natural Resources, CanadaGasCanada1.341.271.05203220402049
Sasol, South AfricaGasSouth Africa1.321.261.04203120372044
Chevron, USAGasUSA1.321.261.03203020362043
Sonatrach, AlgeriaGasAlgeria1.301.241.02203320412049
ENI, ItalyGasItaly1.251.190.98203320422050+
Iraq National Oil Company, IraqGasIraq1.241.180.97203120362042
Ecopetrol, ColombiaGasColombia1.231.170.96203120392048
Equinor, NorwayGasNorway1.231.170.96203220392047
Bahrain Petroleum CorporationGas#N/A1.211.160.95203220422050+
CNOOC (China National Offshore Oil), ChinaGasChina1.211.150.94203120392047
Total, FranceGasFrance1.161.110.91203520472050+
Kuwait Petroleum Corp., KuwaitGasKuwait1.161.110.91203420422049
BP, UKGasUK1.161.100.91203520472050+
Noble Energy, USAGasUSA1.151.100.902050+2050+2050+
YPF, ArgentinaGasArgentina1.151.090.9020372050+2050+
Royal Dutch Shell plc, The NetherlandsGasThe Netherlands1.141.090.89203520452050+
Petroleo Brasileiro (Petrobras), BrazilGasBrazil1.141.090.8920422050+2050+
Petoro, NorwayGasNorway1.121.070.88203520452050+
Saudi Aramco, Saudi ArabiaGasSaudi Arabia1.121.060.8720372050+2050+
PetroEcuadorGas#N/A1.111.060.87203820492050+
Polish Oil & Gas, PolandGasPoland1.091.040.86203620492050+
Occidental, USAGasUSA1.081.030.8520332050+2050+
Inpex, JapanGasJapan1.061.010.832050+2050+2050+
Pioneer, USAGasUSA1.061.010.83203520462050+
Libya National Oil Corp., LibyaGasLibya1.040.990.81203420412047
Gazprom, Russian FederationGasRussian Federation1.040.990.8120372050+2050+
Petroleos Mexicanos (PEMEX), MexicoGasMexico1.000.950.7820432050+2050+
Marathon, USAGasUSA1.000.950.7820412050+2050+
Egyptian General Petroleum, EgyptGasEgypt0.990.940.7820382050+2050+
Oil and Natural Gas Corporation, IndiaGasIndia0.990.940.7820432050+2050+
Petronas, MalaysiaGasMalaysia0.990.940.7720422050+2050+
Hess, USAGasUSA0.980.930.7720462050+2050+
BHP, AustraliaGasAustralia0.970.920.76203520402044
Murphy Oil, USAGasUSA0.940.900.74203820482050+
Petroleum Development Oman, OmanGasOman0.890.840.692050+2050+2050+
Chesapeake, USAGasUSA0.880.840.692050+2050+2050+
EOG Resources, USAGasUSA0.870.830.682050+2050+2050+
ExxonMobil, USAGasUSA0.850.810.662050+2050+2050+
Petroleos de Venezuela, VenezuelaGasVenezuela0.780.740.612050+2050+2050+
ConocoPhillips, USAGasUSA0.780.740.612050+2050+2050+
Husky, CanadaGasCanada0.720.690.572050+2050+2050+
Syrian Petroleum, SyriaGasSyria0.580.560.462050+2050+2050+
Qatar Petroleum, QatarGasQatar0.550.520.432050+2050+2050+
Apache, USAGasUSA0.530.500.422050+2050+2050+
Anadarko, USAGasUSA0.490.470.382050+2050+2050+
Devon Energy, USAGasUSA0.480.460.382050+2050+2050+
EnCana, CanadaGasCanada0.410.390.322050+2050+2050+
Obsidian / PennWest, CanadaGasCanada0.290.270.232050+2050+2050+
Suncor, CanadaGasCanada0.050.050.042050+2050+2050+