Jordan has a 60-day supply of petroleum products
The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources states that the Kingdom's stockpile of petroleum derivatives, including 90 and 95 octane gasoline, diesel, kerosene, and jet fuel, is sufficient for approximately 60 days. Additionally, the capacity of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) storage reaches around 38 days, all to ensure continuous supply and energy security. As part of efforts to enhance the resilience of the energy system, the government has recently begun assessing its oil and petroleum product storage capabilities through a tender to increase storage capacity and develop the national strategy. This initiative focuses on improving infrastructure and leveraging Jordan’s geographical location as an regional logistics hub in the energy sector. The project aims to evaluate current capabilities, identify future needs, and explore investment and expansion opportunities to ensure energy supply security and address challenges in emergencies.
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