Amman: Oil derivatives sales during the first half of this year reached 1,761.7 million liters, compared to 1,747.5 million liters during the same period last year, marking an increase of 0.8%.
According to Jordan News Agency, figures from the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources indicate that sales of gasoline (90) dropped from 769.9 million liters to 748.4 million liters, recording a decrease of 2.8%. In contrast, sales of gasoline (95) increased from 70.8 million liters to 75.6 million liters, revealing a rise of 6.7%.
The data also showed that diesel sales surged from 846.0 million liters to 888.1 million liters, registering a rise of 5.0%. However, kerosene sales decreased from 60.7 million liters to 49.6 million liters, showing a decrease of 18.3%.