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by Ship & Bunker News Team
Monday September 14, 2026
  • US fuel oil production up 7% per day on average in September versus August, per the EIA
  • Production up 23,000 b/d to 366,000 b/d; imports up 43,000 b/d to 169,000 b/d
  • Supply, drawn from storage tanks, up 76,000 b/d to 353,000 b/d
  • Total US fuel oil stocks up 69,000 bbls on the month to 22.05 million bbls

The US has produced 7% more fuel oil per day on average in September than in August, according to the Energy Information Administration (EIA).

US refineries produced 23,000 b/d more fuel oil in September so far, taking daily production to 366,000 b/d, while imports rose 43,000 b/d to 169,000 b/d, the EIA data shows.

Supply drawn from US storage tanks, which can also imply demand, rose to 353,000 b/d this month so far, up from 277,000 b/d in August.

That fuel oil goes to outlets including bunker fuel blenders and bulk terminals, refinery coking units for upgrading to higher-value products, or power generation.

Total US fuel oil stocks rose 69,000 bbls on the month to 22.05 million bbls.