Oman’s Electricity Output Surges 14.6% in January: What This Means for Investors and Businesses
MUSCAT: Total electricity production in Oman increased by 14.6 percent by the end of January 2026, reaching 3,256.5 gigawatt-hours (GWh), compared to 2,841.5 GWh during the same period last year, according to preliminary data from the National Centre for Statistics and Information (NCSI).
Net electricity production—which includes output purchased by the Oman Power and Water Procurement Company and the Rural Areas Electricity Company—also saw significant growth. It rose by 13.9 percent to 3,132.6 GWh at the end of January 2026, up from 2,749.2 GWh in January 2025.
This increase reflects a steady rise in electricity demand alongside the expansion of generation capacity throughout Oman, as the country continues to progress with its energy transition and infrastructure development initiatives. — ONA
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Oman’s 14.6% surge in electricity production signals robust economic growth and rising energy demand, offering substantial opportunities for businesses involved in energy infrastructure, technology, and services. However, this growth also underscores the need for smart investments in sustainable and renewable energy solutions to manage future demand and align with Oman’s energy transition goals. Entrepreneurs should focus on innovative energy efficiency and clean tech ventures to capitalize on this expanding market while mitigating risks of resource strain.
