I downloaded the Excel version, so that I could create a more viewable table and check for myself - and indeed it appears that the world total figures are significantly below current estimates of 80 million barrels per day even for months where data for big producers is complete (e.g. summer and November 2004) - it appears production never topped 68 million barrels per day, by extrapolation it is barely above 70 million barrels a day now. (And I can't think of any significant producers not on this list.)
Could you two energy experts here comment this? *Lunatic*, n. One whose delusions are out of fashion.
I am not sure that unconventional oils are counted in the above tables.
Then you also have refinery surplus (whihc HiD can probably explain better than I) which is not negligible. In the long run, we're all dead. John Maynard Keynes