Organisation erdölexportierender Länder
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OPEC is an organization of major oil-producing countries that work together to influence global oil markets and maximize their profits from oil sales. Founded in 1960, OPEC currently has 12 member countries and controls a significant share of the world's oil production and proven reserves, giving it considerable power over global energy prices.
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Die Organisation erdölexportierender Länder (kurz OPEC, von englisch Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) ist eine 1960 gegründete internationale Organisation mit Sitz in Wien. Derzeit gehören dem Kartell dreizehn Staaten an: Algerien, Angola, Äquatorialguinea, Gabun, Iran, Irak, die Republik Kongo, Kuwait, Libyen, Nigeria, Saudi-Arabien, die Vereinigten Arabischen Emirate und Venezuela. Indonesien trat Ende 2016 aus. Katar verließ die OPEC im Januar 2019, Ecuador Ende Januar 2020. Fünf OPEC-Mitglieder (Saudi-Arabien, Iran, Kuwait, Venezuela, Vereinigte Arabische Emirate) gehören zu den zehn größten Erdölförderern der Welt. Insgesamt fördern die OPEC-Mitgliedstaaten ungefähr 40 Prozent der weltweiten Erdölproduktion und verfügen über drei Viertel der weltweiten Erdölreserven. Nachdem einige Nicht-OPEC-Staaten ihr Ölfördermaximum überschritten haben, wird erwartet, dass der Einfluss der OPEC steigt. Andererseits stellen manche Experten (z. B. Matthew Simmons) die Angaben zu den Reserven in Frage, etwa die Saudi-Arabiens.
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