The chart displays the quantity of oil production and consumption in million barrels per day in seven areas of the world in year 2005. Summerise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make a comparison where relevant.

The chart beneath exemplifies that the amount of oil generation and utilization in million barrels per day in seven global regions in the years 2005. Overall, the USA and Canada are the most significant consumer of oil, whereas Africa made the least consumption. The major producer of oil was the Middle East; however, the least contribution towards oil generation was made by Europe. Firstly, the most striking feature of the graph is that the oil used by the Middle East was 5. 7%, while their contribution to oil production was around 30%, which is six times. Similarly, the Former Soviet Union and Africa consumed 4. 50% and 3. 30% of oil respectively, and they produced nearly around three times of oil accounting for 11. 70% and 10. 50%. In contrast, the USA and Canada had utilized one-third of the total global oil; however, they had generated one-fifth of the net production Furthermore, approximately over a quarter of oil had been exploited by Asia pacific, whereas the contribution towards production was a mere 10. 70%. Finally, one-fifth of the oil was consumed by Europe, although the rate at which they generate the oil was the least, resulting in 9. 10%.