League of Oil Producing States

League of Oil Producing States Ligue des états producteurs de pétrole
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Headquarters	Garrafrauns, Caldia
Official language	Gaullican
Type	Intergovernmental organisation
Leaders
• Director	Mojmír Semanco
Establishment
• Statute	September 1976
• In effect	January 1978
Website lops.org

The League of Oil Producing States (LOPS) is an intergovernmental organisation intended to promote coordination and the sharing of technology among the oil producing nations of the world. It was established on 12 September 1976 in response to disruptions in the international oil market caused by the 1975 Irvadistan War. The organization also serves as an information source for statistics on the international oil market and related industries. Its mission evolved to focus on the "3Es" of energy policy: export, energy security, and economic development. It has been criticized for working to advance the petroleum industry as global emissions resulted in climate change; LOPS advisers at times worked against the promotion of renewable energy. The organization has become increasingly fragmented between members in the Global North and Global South. Critics point to its inability to reach consensus on many issues and a significant decline in technology sharing between members.

Member states

Nation	Membership years	Population	Production (bbl/day)	Production region
Zorasan	1993–	171,998,206	13,555,147	Solarian Sea
Cassier	1976–	39,689,032	8,000,000	Haillet's Sea
Tsabara		56,877,657	4,248,710	Solarian Sea
Soravia	1976–	51,690,103	3,124,536	Haillet's Sea
Yemet	1982–	61,991,000	3,040,987	Banfura Sea
Nuxica	1976–	77,895,231	2,476,967	Vehemens Ocean
Xiaodong	1985–	553,746,000	2,256,076
Caldia	1976–	9,257,180	1,647,975	North Sea
Mabifia		47,982,681	1,420,600	Banfura Sea
Geatland	1976–	7,538,726	939,760	North Sea
Satucin	1976–	125,105,368	548,421
Vinalia	1999–	25,878,816	534,000	East Arucian Sea
Amathia	1976–	35,852,332	514,526
LOPS Total	–	TBD	TBD	–