Tripoli: The National Oil Corporation (NOC) revealed detailed data concerning fuel imports, their value, and distribution quantities to address local market needs for July 2026. The comprehensive report highlighted that the total distributed quantity reached 1,369,244 metric tons, with the estimated value of the fuel supplied during the month being approximately $1.006 billion.
According to Libyan News Agency, the data indicated that the total quantity received from local and international sources was 1,377,808 metric tons. This comprised various fuel types, including 31,381 tons of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), 534,766 tons of gasoline, 40,430 tons of kerosene, 625,429 tons of diesel fuel, and 155,802 tons of heavy oil. The reported quantities distributed in the local market included 18,519 tons of LPG, 512,906 tons of gasoline, 35,520 tons of kerosene, 646,899 tons of diesel fuel, and 155,400 tons of heavy fuel oil.
The data further detailed the distribution of diesel fuel and heavy fuel oil to major consumers such as power plants, which received 405,311 tons of diesel and 57,686 tons of heavy fuel oil. Cement factories were allocated 3,870 tons of diesel, while desalination plants received 5,183 tons of diesel and 21,208 tons of heavy fuel oil.
Distribution data showed that quantities allocated to the local market were distributed among various entities, including distribution companies, Brega Oil Marketing Company, and other sectors. Specifically, distribution companies received 236 tons of LPG, 433,877 tons of gasoline, and 122,075 tons of diesel fuel. Brega Oil Marketing Company obtained 5,597 tons of LPG, 58,126 tons of gasoline, and 28,054 tons of diesel. Other sectors received 12,686 tons of LPG, 20,903 tons of gasoline, 35,520 tons of kerosene, 86,277 tons of diesel, and 76,506 tons of heavy fuel oil.
The corporation noted that certain product quantities were deferred for delivery in August, with 90,000 tons of diesel and 120,000 tons of gasoline postponed due to the occupancy of loading and unloading berths. Ending balances for July stood at 37,719 tons of diesel and 162,260 tons of gasoline.
In its commitment to transparency, the National Oil Corporation emphasized that the publication of this data aims to keep stakeholders informed about fuel supply movements and distributions meeting the local market's demands.