One barrel, many prices.

Daily oil, yearly gas and power: the world's running tab, who runs it up — and, beside each, who pumps, drills and generates it.

Net trade position per economy — bars to the right export, bars to the left import. Add the world up and trade nets to zero: every barrel shipped is a barrel received, so there is no world row here. Note the islands on the electricity chart: Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Australia have no interconnectors, so they trade nothing at any price.

Primary energy tells you what gets burned; the power mix tells you what's behind each socket. China and India run on coal, Russia on its own gas, France on uranium, Brazil on rivers.

The same molecule, taxed and delivered twenty-three different ways. Note where the funnel inverts: across much of Asia and the Gulf, the household pays less than the factory.

Sources: Our World in Data, the EU Weekly Oil Bulletin, and Grok research. Each chart shows the date its data was collected.