Oman Energy Situation

Sultanate Oman
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Capital	Maskat
Official language(s)	Arabic
Government	Monarchy
Head of State	Sultan Qabus bin Said bin Taimur Al Said
Total area	309,500 km2
Population	3,154,134 (July 2013 est.)
Rural population
GDP (nominal)	US $(year)
GDP Per capita	US$ (year)
Currency	.
Time zone	.
Electricity generation	TWh/year (Year)
Access to Electricity	%
Wind energy (installed capacity)	MW(Year)
Solar Energy (installed capacity)	MW (Year)

Overview

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Energy Supply

In 2011, Oman has produced a total amount of 73,508 ktoe of energy, which is about 3,078 PJ and 854,898 GWh. Its only energy source are crude oil (65%) and gas (35%). Oman has no other energy sources, such as coal, nuclear power, heat or renewable energy. The following table provides an overview of Oman's energy production in 2011.

Table 1: Total Energy Production of Oman (2011):

Energy Source	in ktoe	in PJ	in %
Coal and Peat	0	0	0
Crude Oil	47,406	1,985	65
Oil Products	0	0	0
Gas	26,102	1,093	35
Hydro	0	0	0
Geothermal, Solar etc.	0	0	0
Biofuel and waste	0	0	0
Electricity	0	0	0
Heat	0	0	0
Total	73,508	3,078

Energy Supply

The total primary energy supply in Oman which is outlined in table 2 was 25,276 ktoe in 2011 which is consitent with 1,058 PJ or 293,959 GWh. Unlike the national energy production, gas accounts for the largest amount of primary energy supply in Oman (18,040 ktoe), followed by crude oil (9,927 ktoe). Oman is a fossil fuel exporting country. In 2011, the country was exporting 39,481 ktoe of crude oil, 2,152 ktoe of oil products and 9,797 ktoe of natural gas.

Table 2: Total Primary Energy Supply of Oman (2011):

Energy source	in ktoe	in PJ
Coal and Peat	0	0
Oil	9,927	416
Oil Product	-2,690	113
Gas	18,040	455
Nuclear	0	0
Hydro	0	0
Geothermal, solar, etc.	0	0
Biofuel and waste	0	0
Electricity	0	0
Heat	0	0
Total	25,276	1,058

Policy Framework, Laws and Regulations

Specific Strategies

(Biomass, Renewable Energies, Rural Electrification, Energy Access Strategy, Poverty Reduction Strategy etc.)