In January–February 2026, Uzbekistan increased imports of oil and fuel and energy products to $304.7 million, which is almost $95.4 million more compared to the same period last year. Such data is provided by the Customs Committee of the country.
The main growth came from gasoline - its supplies increased from 135.9 thousand tons for $78.5 million to 279.2 thousand tons for $165.9 million. Diesel fuel also showed steady growth: from 66.4 million kg for $53.9 million to 89.6 million kg for $71.5 million. Oils for engines and transmissions, other liquid fuels and kerosene also increased in volume and value.
At the same time, imports of light distillates decreased from 47.2 million kg for $31 million to 15.7 million kg for $8 million, and fuel oil was imported almost eight times less - from 39.5 million kg for $14 million to 5.5 million kg for $1.5 million. Deliveries of other petroleum products were not carried out either in 2025 or in 2026.
