Amman: The Energy and Minerals Regulatory Commission (EMRC) continued to monitor operational readiness both in the field and from its Emergency and Control Center, under the direct supervision of Chairman of EMRC Board of Commissioners, Ziad Al-Saaida.
According to Jordan News Agency, EMRC data indicates that the electricity system's peak load reached 3,961 MW at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday evening, compared to 4,210 MW on Monday. This reflects system stability and a decrease in demand within safe operational limits. Minor distribution network faults were addressed without impacting service continuity, and no high-voltage network failures were reported.
The total demand for household gas cylinders on Tuesday reached 216,000 across the kingdom. Additionally, diesel demand exceeded 122 million liters, and gasoline demand surpassed 8 million liters. Authorities have confirmed the availability of supplies and the system's capacity to efficiently meet citizens' needs.
Al-Saaida emphasized that the commission continues to maintain high readiness levels and coordinates in real time with all sector partners to ensure uninterrupted energy and fuel services nationwide.