Saudi Gazette report

DHAHRAN — More than 130 fuel stations across Riyadh, Jeddah, and the Eastern Province are now supplying 98-octane gasoline, according to a new report released by Saudi Fuel, a subsidiary of Saudi Aramco.

The report, titled The Stations List, details the locations currently providing the premium fuel grade across major cities and key transport corridors, reflecting ongoing efforts to expand access to higher-octane fuel options across the Kingdom.

Riyadh features wide coverage. Sasco stations operate in Sidrah, Al Narjis, Qurtubah, and Al Munsiyah, while Aramco supplies the fuel in An Namuthajiya. Enoc serves Tuwaiq, Petroly operates in Al Qadisiyyah, and Shell stations are located across Alyasmin, Ar Rimal, Qurtubah, Al Mashael, and Al Khalij. Aldrees maintains the broadest presence in the capital, with stations in Al Mughrizat, Tuwaiq, Ar Rawdah, Al Yarmuk, Ar Rabwah, Ar Rawabi, Al Malqa, and Al Aqiq.

The report also highlights availability along major highways.

In Riyadh, Dammam Road and Jeddah Road are served by Fuel Way, Petroly, Aldrees, and Fuelax.

Riyadh Road in Dammam includes Fuelax, Aldrees, and Well, while Riyadh Road in Jeddah features Sasco, Petroly, Beenzol, and Orange stations.

In Jeddah, several fuel brands are participating in the rollout. Sasco stations offering 98-octane gasoline are located in Al Hamdaniya, Al Mahjar, and Al Naseem, while Naft serves the Al Naeem district. Petromin operates stations in As Salamah and Al Yagoot, alongside Pure In in Al Faisaliyah and Aramco stations in Al Hizaiya. Shell outlets are active in Ar Rawdah and Al Manar.

Aldrees holds the largest footprint in Jeddah, covering neighborhoods including Al Sanabel, Az Zahra, Al Bawadi, Ar Rabwah, Al Naeem, Al Nazlah Al Sharqiya, Al Salehiya, Al Naseem, and Al Shera’a.

Across the Eastern Province, stations supplying 98-octane gasoline include Adnoc in Ash Shati’, Naft in Al Hamra and Al Mazruiyah, and Sasco in Tayibah, Al Anoud, and An Nabiyah. In Al Khobar, availability includes Petromin stations in northern districts, Aramco stations in southern areas and Al Andalus, TotalEnergies in Olaya, and Fuel Way in Al Bustan.

In Dammam, Okten operates in Al Fursan alongside Go Station, while Aldrees again accounts for a significant share of locations, including Ash Shula, Al Firdaws, Al Rayaan, and King Fahad Suburb.