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IEA Member Countries' Fuel Stock Resilience Generally Exceeds 90 Days

Adi Ahdiat 03/03/2026 13:04 WIB

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Member countries of the International Energy Agency (IEA) generally have high fuel reserves, enabling them to survive for more than 90 days without oil imports.

The resilience of fuel stocks in IEA member countries that are oil importers (November 2025)

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The resilience of fuel stocks in IEA member countries that are oil importers (November 2025)

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The member countries of the International Energy Agency (IEA) generally have high resilience in fuel stocks, despite being oil importers.

"IEA member countries are required to ensure oil stock levels equivalent to no less than 90 days of net imports and to be ready to collectively respond to severe supply disruptions affecting the global oil market," said the IEA on its website.

Among the IEA member countries that are oil importers, Estonia has the highest resilience in fuel stocks. As of November 2025, Estonia was recorded as being able to survive up to 11,000 days without importing oil.

Meanwhile, in the Asian region, the highest resilience in fuel stocks is in South Korea and Japan, with a range of 200 days.

However, there is one IEA member whose fuel stock resilience is less than 90 days, namely Australia, which is only 47 days.

Here is a complete list of fuel reserves in IEA member countries that are oil importers as of November 2025, sorted from the highest to the lowest:

Estonia: 11,111 days
Netherlands: 413 days
Denmark: 345 days
Finland: 292 days
Hungary: 215 days
South Korea: 214 days
Japan: 206 days
Sweden: 177 days
Belgium: 175 days
Lithuania: 166 days
Switzerland: 163 days
Slovakia: 159 days
Greece: 144 days
Italy: 133 days
Germany: 130 days
France: 122 days
Poland: 121 days
United Kingdom: 120 days
Czech Republic: 117 days
Latvia: 116 days
Austria: 113 days
Portugal: 113 days
Ireland: 108 days
Luxembourg: 98 days
Spain: 96 days
New Zealand: 95 days
Turkey: 94 days
Australia: 47 days

In addition to these countries, there are four IEA member countries that are oil exporters, so their fuel reserve levels are not recorded, namely the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Norway.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

"Disclosure: This is an AI-generated translation of the original article. We strive for accuracy, but please note that automated translations may contain errors or slight inconsistencies."

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