Oman oil refined exceeds 129M barrels in 7 months
The data showed that the total refinery production in Oman during the first seven months of 2026 amounted to approximately 129.08 million barrels, representing a 3.7% decrease compared to the same period last year. The changes were primarily concentrated in gasoline production, where regular "91" gasoline output declined by 4.5% to reach 9.63 million barrels, with sales down by 4.6% to 10.04 million barrels, while exports increased by 9.8% to about 1.98 million barrels. Conversely, premium "95" gasoline production rose by 2.6% to 8.32 million barrels, despite a 10.6% drop in sales to 8.86 million barrels, and exports decreased by 33.9% to approximately 363,000 barrels. Diesel production fell by 6.8% to 43.31 million barrels, with sales down by 8.3% to 11.11 million barrels, and exports decreasing by 11.8% to 33.33 million barrels. Jet fuel experienced the highest growth rates, with production increasing by 12% to 16.79 million barrels, and exports rising by 27.4% to 14.52 million barrels, despite a 9.2% decline in domestic sales to around 2.57 million barrels. These figures highlight a varied performance among petroleum products, with a general decline in production and exports, except for jet fuel and naphtha, which saw significant increases.
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