Oman’s key crude oil export terminal has resumed operations

By: rootdata|2026/03/12 16:42:00
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Energy journalist Anthony Di Paola stated that, according to the Gulf Commodity Exchange, the crude oil export terminal at Oman’s Mina al-Fahal port has resumed normal operations after being suspended for several hours earlier on Thursday.

The exchange responsible for Oman crude oil futures trading indicated that loading activities are currently proceeding as usual. Previously, the terminal had evacuated all vessels as a precautionary measure. According to data intelligence company Kpler, Fahal port exports approximately 1 million barrels of Omani crude oil daily.

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