AMMAN — In August,
Jordan's Energy & Minerals Regulatory Commission Sector received 1009 license applications across various sectors,
with 10 applications being rejected. These applications were distributed among
different sectors, including natural resources,
radioactive and nuclear work,
electricity, renewable energy, and oil and derivatives.
اضافة اعلان
The rejected applications were primarily
related to the oil and derivatives sector, involving requests for fuel station
establishment and a preliminary approval for a
liquefied gas cylinder storage
depot, Saraya News reported.
In the natural resources sector, 488
applications were submitted for obtaining licenses or permits, covering areas
such as the export and import of raw materials, quarrying, and explosives
experts.
Additionally, there were 8 applications for
license renewal or permits, requests for license transfer or modification, and
applications for license cancellations.
The
radioactive and nuclear work sector received 295 applications, including permits for import and export transit,
personal applications, institutional licenses, and license renewals.
In the electricity and renewable energy
sector, 40 applications were received, with a focus on public charging
stations, renewable energy projects, and license renewals for individuals in
the sector.
Within the oil and derivatives sector, 174
applications were submitted, with 10 rejections. These included requests for
operating the central liquefied petroleum gas facility, establishing fuel
stations,
importing gas tanks, and license renewals.
In total, 158 applications were approved in
the oil and derivatives sector, encompassing various aspects of the industry.
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