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Table EP.1 Energy-related products: U.S. exports and general imports, by selected trading partners, 2012–16

	Million $
						Absolute change,	Percent change,
Item	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2015-16	2015-16
U.S. exports of domestic merchandise:
Canada	18,718	25,068	33,663	21,829	15,776	-6,053	-27.7
Mexico	24,057	23,437	24,048	18,441	20,489	2,048	11.1
Saudi Arabia	131	182	216	180	171	-9	-4.9
Venezuela	3,526	2,878	2,975	2,397	1,740	-657	-27.4
Colombia	3,566	5,378	6,179	4,537	3,048	-1,488	-32.8
Russia	113	95	91	51	63	12	23.5
Brazil	7,494	6,780	7,571	3,934	5,069	1,135	28.9
Netherlands	11,623	11,632	9,840	5,799	5,783	-17	-0.3
Iraq	7	13	15	11	10	(a)	-2.7
Ecuador	2,728	3,517	3,970	2,785	1,957	-827	-29.7
All other	69,989	74,174	70,792	47,898	43,751	-4,146	-8.7
Total domestic exports	141,952	153,154	159,361	107,860	97,858	-10,002	-9.3
Re-exports	1,427	1,308	1,805	1,843	1,556	-287	-15.6
Total U.S. exports (domestic and re-exports)	143,379	154,463	161,165	109,703	99,414	-10,289	-9.4
U.S. general imports:
Canada	103,792	110,230	117,928	70,772	55,053	-15,719	-22.2
Mexico	39,816	34,813	30,282	13,674	8,727	-4,947	-36.2
Saudi Arabia	54,414	50,661	45,930	20,629	15,736	-4,892	-23.7
Venezuela	37,479	30,915	29,059	14,821	10,416	-4,406	-29.7
Colombia	17,668	15,386	11,964	8,147	7,585	-562	-6.9
Russia	22,212	20,475	14,820	9,380	8,297	-1,083	-11.6
Brazil	9,285	5,761	6,367	4,546	2,718	-1,828	-40.2
Netherlands	5,535	4,100	3,745	1,937	1,844	-94	-4.8
Iraq	19,259	13,292	13,702	4,340	5,961	1,621	37.4
Ecuador	7,088	8,844	7,285	4,306	3,380	-926	-21.5
All other	111,687	89,664	70,543	41,517	38,329	-3,188	-7.7
Total general imports	428,235	384,142	351,626	194,068	158,045	-36,023	-18.6

Source: Compiled from official statistics of the U.S. Department of Commerce. These reflect all official revisions of previously published data up to June 2016 (accessed March 27, 2017).

Note: Import values are based on customs value; export values are based on free along ship value, U.S. port of export. Calculations based on unrounded data. The countries shown are those with the largest total U.S. trade (U.S. general imports plus U.S. domestic exports) in these products in the current year.

^a Less than $500,000.

Table EP.2 Energy-related products: Leading changes in U.S. exports and imports, 2012–16

	Million $
						Absolute change,	Percent change,
USITC code and industry/commodity group	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2015-16	2015-16
U.S. domestic exports:
Increases:
EP006 Natural gas and components	9,244	13,010	17,879	11,990	13,787	1,797	15.0
Decreases:
EP005 Petroleum products	110,990	119,954	118,001	79,670	69,692	-9,979	-12.5
EP003 Coal, coke, and related chemical products	17,551	13,703	10,285	6,956	5,614	-1,343	-19.3
EP002 Nuclear materials	1,518	1,111	1,015	802	456	-346	-43.1
EP004 Crude petroleum	2,415	5,019	11,617	8,201	8,124	-77	-0.9
EP001 Electrical energy	233	356	564	241	186	-55	-22.9
U.S. general imports:
Increases:
EP002 Nuclear materials	4,171	3,846	3,178	2,826	3,440	614	21.7
Decreases:
EP004 Crude petroleum	315,820	273,836	246,969	126,064	101,848	-24,216	-19.2
EP005 Petroleum products	92,564	89,198	79,764	51,516	41,084	-10,432	-20.2
EP006 Natural gas and components	11,481	13,036	17,070	9,454	8,008	-1,446	-15.3
EP003 Coal, coke, and related chemical products	2,285	1,797	1,975	1,746	1,455	-291	-16.7
EP001 Electrical energy	1,914	2,429	2,670	2,462	2,211	-251	-10.2

Source: Compiled from official statistics of the U.S. Department of Commerce. These reflect all official revisions of previously published data up to June 2016 (accessed March 27, 2017).

Note: Import values are based on customs value; export values are based on free along ship value, U.S. port of export. Calculations based on unrounded data.