Statistics from the United States Energy Information Administration show that OPEC's average per capita oil income over the seven months of this year was $950, which is close to the total per capita oil income of the United States. OPEC in the 12 months of 2021, or $1104.

OPEC members had different per capita oil revenues in the seven months of 2022, and a deep income gap can be observed among OPEC member countries, such that Nigeria, as a country with the lowest per capita oil income, had only $97 per capita oil income. , but this figure for Kuwait It was 126 times more.

Kuwait's per capita oil income in the seven months of 2022 was announced at over $12,240, which is the highest figure among members of this organization.
 

Even though Iran is one of OPEC's largest producers, it ranks near the bottom in terms of oil revenue per capita. The US Energy Information Administration estimated Iran's per capita oil income from January to July this year at just $400, which is higher than that of Nigeria and Venezuela.

Iran, as the 18th most populous country in the world, despite its high oil production and exports, has a lower per capita oil income than countries with small populations such as Kuwait, Libya and Iraq. .

Iran's per capita oil income in 2021 was over $465.

The US Energy Information Administration has predicted that Iran's per capita oil income will reach $678 in the 12 months of 2022, which will increase by 45% compared to the previous year.

After Kuwait, which had the highest per capita oil income in the seven months of 2022, the United Arab Emirates is in second place with $6,709 and Saudi Arabia in third place with $4,780.

The per capita oil income of other OPEC members is: Algeria $490, Angola $685, Congo $769, Equatorial Guinea $1,636, Gabon $1,670, Iraq $1,644 and Libya $2,229

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