Supplemental Tables

This is a copy of the supplemental detailed tables that are part of Performance Profiles of Major Energy Producers 2006, which EIA released December 18, 2007. A file containing all of the detailed statistical tables in Excel-format also is available.

A small number of prior year data values changed from last year's 2005 report as the result of corrections made by some companies during EIA's audit of the current year's survey submissions. Typically, these differences are immaterial at the company level, and often do not show up in the aggregate.

Highlights from the upcoming report, Performance Profiles of Major Energy Producers 2006, include:

• Financial Reporting Companies (FRS) companies earned $131 billion in 2006 (Table B2), the highest net income in the history of the FRS survey, dating back to 1974.
• FRS companies had a 27.0 percent return on stockholders’ equity in 2006, 9.6 percentage points higher than the return on stockholder’s equity for All Manufacturing Companies as reported by the U.S. Census Bureau (Table B3).
• Oil and gas production was the most profitable line of business, providing $92 billion in net income in 2006 and a return on net investment in place (ROI) of 20.4 percent (Tables B6 and B7).
• Cash flow from operations increased 10 percent, in constant dollars, from 2005 to $194 billion in 2006, the highest level reported since the FRS survey began collecting this information in 1986 (Table B11).
• Capital expenditures (Additions to PP&E plus Additions to Investments and Advances) increased 42 percent, in constant dollars, to $195 billion in 2006 (Table B7).

Table B1. Selected U.S. Operating Statistics for FRS Companies and U.S. Industry, 2000-2006
Table B2. Selected Financial Items for the FRS Companies and the S&P Industrials, 2005-2006
Table B3. Balance Sheet Items and Financial Ratios for FRS Companies and S&P Industrials, 2005-2006
Table B4. Consolidated Balance Sheet for FRS Companies, 2000-2006
Table B5. Consolidating Statement of Income for FRS Companies, 2006
Table B6. Consolidating Statement of Income for FRS Companies, U.S. and Foreign Petroleum Segments, 2006
Table B7. Net Property, Plant, and Equipment (PP&E), Additions to PP&E, Investments and Advances, and Depreciation, Depletion, and Amortization (DD&A), by Lines of Business for FRS Companies, 2006
Table B7. (Continued)
Table B8. Return on Investment for Lines of Business for FRS Companies Ranked by Total Energy Assets, 2005-2006
Table B9. Research and Development Expenditures for FRS Companies, 2000-2006
Table B10. Size Distribution of Net Investment in Place for FRS Companies Ranked by Total Energy Assets, 2006
Table B11. Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows For FRS Companies, 2000-2006
Table B12. Composition of Income Taxes for FRS Companies, 2000-2006
Table B13. U.S. Taxes Other Than Income Taxes for FRS Companies, 2000-2006
Table B14. Oil and Natural Gas Exploration and Development Expenditures for FRS Companies, United States and Foreign, 2000-2006
Table B15. Components of U.S. and Foreign Exploration and Development Expenditures for FRS Companies, 2006
Table B16. Exploration and Development Expenditures by Region, 2000-2006
Table B17. Production (Lifting) Costs by Region for FRS Companies, 2000-2006
Table B18. Oil and Natural Gas Acreage for FRS Companies, 2000-2006
Table B19. U.S. Net Wells Completed for FRS Companies and U.S. Industry, 2000-2006
Table B20. U.S. Net Drilling Footage and Net Producing Wells For FRS Companies and U.S. Industry, 2000-2006
Table B21. Number of Net Wells Completed, In-Progress Wells, and Producing Wells by Foreign Regions for FRS Companies, 2000-2006
Table B21. (Continued)
Table B22. Completed Wells and Average Depth, Onshore and Offshore, for FRS Companies, 2005 and 2006
Table B23. Oil and Natural Gas Reserves for FRS Companies and U.S. Industry, 2006
Table B24. Oil and Natural Gas Reserve Balances by Region for FRS Companies, 2006
Table B24. (Continued)
Table B25. Oil and Natural Gas Exploration and Development Expenditures, Reserves, and Production by Region for FRS Companies and Total Industry, 2006
Table B25. (Continued)
Table B26. U.S. and Foreign Refining/Marketing Sources and Dispositions of Crude Oil and Natural Gas Liquids for FRS Companies, 2000-2006
Table B27. U.S. Purchases and Sales of Oil, Natural Gas, Other Raw Materials, and Refined Products, 2000-2006
Table B28. U.S. and Foreign Petroleum Refining Statistics for FRS Companies, 2000-2006
Table B29. U.S. and Foreign Refinery Output and Capacity for FRS Companies, Ranked by Total Energy Assets, and Industry, 2006
Table B30. U.S. Refining/Marketing Dispositions of Refined Products by Channel of Distribution for FRS Companies, 2000-2006
Table B31. Sales of U.S. Refined Products, by Volume and Price, for FRS Companies Ranked by Total Energy Assets, 2005-2006
Table B32. U.S. Refining/Marketing Revenues and Costs for FRS Companies, 2000-2006
Table B33. U.S. Petroleum Refining/Marketing General Operating Expenses for FRS Companies, 2000-2006
Table B34. Consolidating Statement of Income for FRS Companies, U.S. and Foreign Downstream Natural Gas Segments, 2006
Table B35. Consolidating Statement of Income for FRS Companies, U.S. Electric Power Segments, 2006