Structural stub
The state oil company that operates the north-east's gas export pipeline and reports the fuel-oil transit through Baniyas — the organisation at the seam between the north-east's crude and the west's refineries.
Confidence: Moderate As of 2026-10Reviewed 2026-11-01
Published facilities
Each is a marker the module already publishes; the relationship is this record’s own claim, with its own grade and source.
- Northeast oil fields (broad area)Mining area · broad region
The broad area the module publishes; no field-level marker exists by rule.
- BaniyasMajor city
The loading point for Iraqi fuel oil trucked across Syria, which the company's deputy chief executive put at 2.123 million tonnes by mid-September 2026 — documented, not yet durable.
Each claim carries its own kind. Nothing here is summed, and an announcement never counts as output.
Began unloading the first Saudi Aramco shipment under the two sides' agreement at Baniyas on 19 October 2026, about 63,784 tonnes of diesel, which a company official called a trial shipment. No price or further shipment was announced. Reuters reported on 20 October that a company finance official named J.P. Morgan as the bank that confirmed the central bank's letter of credit; the bank declined to comment.
Reported the 15 October 2026 explosion on the Jbessa (al-Jabsa) gas export line in southern al-Hasakah; its media office said power stations would be supplied through alternatives, household gas was unaffected and repairs were expected to finish at the start of the following week. No return to service had been reported by 31 October.
Said on 8 October 2026 that its crews had finished repairing the oil line near Tal Hamis in al-Hasakah, damaged by what it called sabotage on 7 October, and had restored it to readiness. It did not say that pumping had resumed; sustained operation has not been independently confirmed.
Called the 28 September 2026 valve explosion on the gas line between al-Shola and Deir ez-Zor sabotage; its gas-sector head said gas from the Jbeissa plant to power stations had stopped completely. The attribution is the company's own: no party has been identified and no group has claimed it.
Iraqi fuel oil trucked across Syria and loaded at Baniyas, 2.123 million tonnes by mid-September 2026 on the company's own figure.
Systems it belongs to
Supply systems it runs on
Commodities and outputs
Oil & gas (northeast fields)
Owners, controllers and arrangements
Watch questions bearing on it
What remains unknown
- Structural stub. The company's own production, refining and pipeline assets are not published as markers beyond the broad north-east area.
Assessed as of — 2026-10 Last reviewed — 2026-11-01