Strategic Energy Map

Refinery Damaged

Aramco Jazan refinery

Aramco Jazan refinery is currently damaged (since July 25, 2026): An attack in late July damaged the refinery's power complex and tank farm, and Aramco shut the plant (Maritime Executive; Bloomberg). A restart planned for Aug 30 followed a fire on Aug 9, and the refinery was struck again on Sep 7–8. It was still shut in early October (Argus, Kpler); no report found after Oct 6.

Updated October 11, 2026 · View on the live map →

Sources: The Maritime Executive — Report: Houthi Strike Took Saudi Refinery Offline Through Mid-August · Rigzone (Bloomberg) — Saudis Delay Restart of 400,000 Bpd Refinery · The Maritime Executive — Houthi Forces Attack Saudi Aramco's Jazan Refinery · Argus — Saudi East-West pipeline at 5.8mn b/d: energy minister · Kpler — Media Briefing, 5 October 2026

Overview

Saudi Arabia (Jazan). Saudi Aramco. ~400,000 bpd. Red Sea coastal refinery in the southwest of the country, with an integrated power complex.

Capacity: 400 kb/d (nameplate). Source: Rigzone (Bloomberg) — Saudis Delay Restart of 400,000 Bpd Refinery, as of August 11, 2026.

Geopolitical context

Aramco's Red Sea refinery closest to Yemen, which has made it a repeated target: the Houthis have claimed several strikes on it since July 2026.

Role in chokepoint scenarios

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