Galp 3Q26 working interest production rises 3% to 131 kboepd

By Public Technologies
  • Galp’s 3Q26 working-interest production rose to 131 kboepd, up 14% year-on-year, up 3% quarter-on-quarter; oil mix increased to 90%.
  • Refining margin jumped to USD 33.8/boe from USD 16.8/boe in 2Q26; raw materials processed slipped 2% to 22 mboe.
  • NG/LNG supply and trading volumes climbed 26% to 21 TWh; trading volumes increased 33% to 16 TWh.
  • Renewables installed capacity expanded 64% to 2.7 GW; renewable energy sold rose 42% to 1,174 GWh.
  • 3Q26 results scheduled for Oct. 26; Brent averaged USD 97.0/bbl, down 7% sequentially, while Dutch TTF gas rose 39% to EUR 63.4/MWh.


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