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In 1930 Europe (without USSR) had 6,736 Mt of crude oil production. Out of that, Romania had 5,792 Mt (~85%). USSR had a production of 18,451 Mt, or about 3.2 times more than Romania.
In 1936 the situation is as follows: Europe - 9,819. Romania - 8,703 (~88% of Europe's, w/o USSR). USSR - 27,385 (3.1 times more than Romania).