Petrol Ofisi Reports 22.43% Market Share for 2022

Petrol Ofisi Reports 22.43% Market Share for 2022 Petrol Ofisi announced that it completed 2022 with a 22.43% market share in total domestic sales. Domestic fuel sales in Turkey rose to approximately 29.5 million tonnes in 2022. Türkiye's energy infrastructure group Petrol Ofisi completed 2022 with a 22.43% market share in total domestic sales. The Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EPDK) published the "Oil Market 2022 Sector Report." According to data in the report, Petrol Ofisi Group increased its sales and raised its market share to 22.43% compared to the previous year, with domestic sales of 6.6 million tonnes in 2022. [caption id="attachment_153784" align="aligncenter"] Petrol Ofisi Group Chief Executive Officer Mehmet Abbasoğlu[/caption] In a statement on the matter, Petrol Ofisi Group Chief Executive Officer Mehmet Abbasoğlu said, "We have completed another year in which we proudly maintained our leadership in fuel. In March, PETDER confirmed our leadership in the mineral oils and total chemicals markets for the 13th time; as Petrol Ofisi Group, we will continue to produce services and technologies that will lead the sector."  

"Petrol Ofisi Group to continue as pioneer in energy transformation"

In his statement, Abbasoğlu also addressed the global conjuncture of the energy sector: "Global energy markets, so to speak, want everything at the same time. On one hand, demand for oil is reaching record levels at 2 million barrels per day. On the other hand, the capacity increase expected by year-end in renewable energy is reported at 400 gigabytes, which is also a record. Meanwhile, an increase of at least 35% is expected in electric vehicles by the end of 2023. We have very significant responsibilities regarding the reflection of these dynamics in our country. In all our activities on air, sea and land, we are deepening our comprehensive and innovative work on conventional, transitional and sustainable energy sources. We will continue our leadership positions in Turkey's energy infrastructure by building upon them," he said. Source