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Brega supplies Sabha stations with about 1.060 million litres of petrol and 160,000 litres of diesel

Brega Oil Marketing Company said it had supplied fuel distribution companies operating service stations in Sabha with about 1.060 million litres of petrol and 160,000 litres of diesel under the approved distribution programme.

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Brega supplies Sabha stations with about 1.060 million litres of petrol and 160,000 litres of diesel

Ahmed Al-Misallati, the official spokesman for Brega Oil Marketing Company, said today that the company had supplied fuel distribution companies operating service stations in Sabha with about 1.060 million litres of petrol and 160,000 litres of diesel from the Sabha depot, under the approved distribution programme.

Increased transfers to the Sabha depot

Al-Misallati said the company was working, under the supervision and direction of the chairman of the board, to increase transfers of petrol and diesel to the Sabha depot, in line with available quantities, supply movements and operational routes.

Monitoring fuel distribution operations

He explained that the supply measures coincided with field visits to fuel stations in Sabha, in coordination with the municipal council and security authorities, to monitor distribution operations amid the start of the academic year and increased travel activity.

Southern supplies tied to procurement

Al-Misallati said the company continued to manage and move available quantities to address supply challenges in the south, noting that the regularity of supplies was linked to procurement flows, the arrival of tankers and global market conditions.

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