US weekly stocks

Decomposed history 2015–2026 · million barrels

EIA publishes at 10:30 ET Wednesday — 22:30 SGT — so a Wednesday release lands in Thursday morning's report. The dates above are week-ending, not release dates. Other and Total ex-NGLs are derived from the six published series, not reported separately. The 5y band is the five complete years before this one; weeks with fewer than three years of history are dropped, not filled.

US weekly refinery and trade

US petroleum value chain

Imports

Imports · Crude oilPADD 3 and the national total

Imports · by productnational total

Imports · Residual fuel oilPADD 3 and the national total

Exports

Exports · by productnational total

Not covered: exports by PADD. EIA publishes weekly exports for the United States only — there is no PADD series to show, and the national figure must not be split by production or stock change.

Production

Production · Crude oilUS, Lower 48 and Alaska

Production · GasolinePADD 3 and the national total

Production · DistillatePADD 3 and the national total

Production · Jet fuelPADD 3 and the national total

Production · Residual fuel oilPADD 3 and the national total

Not covered: propane output. The weekly series is refiner and blender net production; propane comes mostly out of gas processing plants, so it is not a gap in the data but a definition that does not apply.

Product supplied

Product supplied · by productnational total

Not covered: apparent demand by PADD. The identity (production + imports − exports − stock change) cannot be closed at PADD level: weekly PADD exports do not exist, and movements between PADDs by pipeline, tanker and barge are published monthly only.

Refinery runs

Refinery runs · Crude runsPADD 3 and the national total

Refinery runs · Gross inputsPADD 3 and the national total

Refinery runs · UtilisationPADD 3 and the national total

Not covered: weekly refinery yield. Measured 2026-08-24, no weekly definition survives: net production includes blending, so PADD 1 finished gasoline over its own throughput comes out at 435.6%; the refiner-only series carries gasoline alone at PADD level. The yields below are EIA's own monthly table instead.

Refinery yield · monthly

EIA monthly, latest May 2026 (3 months behind the weekly data above)

Refinery yield · GasolinePADD 3 and the national total

Refinery yield · DistillatePADD 3 and the national total

Refinery yield · Jet fuelPADD 3 and the national total

Refinery yield · Residual fuel oilPADD 3 and the national total

Refinery yield · Petroleum cokePADD 3 and the national total

Refinery yield · Processing gainPADD 3 and the national total

Flows are kb/d, out of the same weekly WPSR release as the stocks above. Crude imports are ex-SPR on both the national and the PADD lines, so the five PADDs add back to the national figure; utilisation is a ratio and does not. A zero is a published value — the inland PADDs genuinely import no gasoline — not a missing week. Gasoline here is finished motor gasoline, so a PADD line counts blending as well as refining: PADD 1 out-produces PADD 3 because Gulf Coast refineries ship blendstock north. EIA does not publish PADD-level exports: those 30 cells are absent because the series do not exist, and nothing here is back-solved from output or stock change.