(VIDEO) In 2011, events like and influenced world’s production and consumption of . bit.ly/WorldEnergy2012

Live tweeting of the release of Statistical Review of World to start at 9am ET. More on the report: bit.ly/BPStatReview

(VIDEO) BP’s chief economist provides 8 min. overview of ’s new Stat Review of World : bit.ly/RuhlWorldEnerg…

US is the largest producer of natural , , & renewables in power generation.

US energy production increased 4.5% in 2011 (all-time record for 2nd yr in a row) & was 15% of world’s total.

Strong economic growth in China continues to shape landscape. Has largest increase in energy use. http://t.co/RqqFC2VR

surpassed as largest source of US supply in 2011. First time coal hasn’t been dominant fuel source since 1985.

accounts for 30.3% of global consumption – the highest share since 1969. http://t.co/kNlpS6mO

In 2011, 81% of US energy demand was supplied by domestic sources. Up from all-time low of 70% in 2005.

Join us Thurs, 6/14, 9amEST, as we live tweet the release of 2011 Statistical Review of World bit.ly/BPStatReview

We're excited to learn more about the next generation of at : bit.ly/AtlanticLive

New Stats Review Report: A year of disruption & growth proved open energy markets are key to stability bit.ly/BPStatReview

(VIDEO) What global events impacted in 2011? Watch info-video from Stat Review of World Energy: bit.ly/WorldEnergy2012

Regional President of U.S. Gulf of Mexico business: “Galapagos marks significant step forward for BP in .” bit.ly/LQXjdg

How did the world use in 2011? Find out 6/13 5:30amEST, for Stats Review of World Energy webcast bit.ly/BPStatReview

(VIDEO) ’s head of restoration Mike Utsler gives a helicopter tour of progress since the : bit.ly/UtslerTour

chief executive Bob Dudley: Deepwater Galapagos project represents "commitment to U.S. & security" bit.ly/LQXjdg

announces start-up of deepwater Galapagos development in U.S. of Mexico: bit.ly/LQXjdg

Keep an eye out this week for 's World Energy review, a statistical breakdown of the global market in 2011.

$100K grant helps protect endangered sea turtles along the coast: bit.ly/TurtleLights