Amman: Jordan's overall fuel sales totaled 3,572.8 million liters in 2025, slightly down from 3,645 million liters in 2024, reflecting a 2% drop.
According to Jordan News Agency, figures from the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources indicate that sales of 90-octane gasoline declined from 1,588.4 million liters to 1,509.0 million liters, marking a 5.0% decrease. Meanwhile, sales of 95-octane gasoline increased from 148.9 million liters to 161.0 million liters, up by 8.1%.
Diesel sales saw a rise from 1,805.9 million liters to 1,822.2 million liters, reflecting an increase of 0.9%. In contrast, kerosene sales fell from 102.5 million liters to 80.6 million liters, experiencing a 21.4% decline.