Jordan's imports of fuel dropped by 22.4% in 2009 and reached JD2.011bn, compared to JD2.594bn in 2008, Petra news agency has reported. Jordan's imports of crude oil dropped to JD1.66bn in 2009 from JD1.858bn in 2008, data from the kingdom's Department of Statistics showed. Jordan's imports of electricity retreated to JD22.7m in 2009 compared to JD39.7m. for 2008.
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