Fuel supply
Diesel and other fuels, delivered on a fixed schedule or on call to sites across the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.
Who we deliver to
How it works
Agree the basics
Product, quantity per delivery and frequency: weekly, monthly, or on call.
Scheduled deliveries
The tanker arrives within the agreed delivery window. If a delay is expected, we contact you before the window opens.
Delivery documentation
Quantities are recorded at discharge and the delivery note is signed on the spot.
Why it matters
Generators, plants and construction machinery depend on fuel arriving on time. Regular clients have a standing delivery schedule and a direct line to our dispatch office in Duhok.
Common questions
Besere Oil delivers diesel and other fuels to sites across the Kurdistan Region of Iraq from its base in the Besre area on the Duhok–Zawita road. Deliveries go to neighbourhood and private generator operators on a fixed schedule or on call. Regular clients have a standing delivery schedule and a direct line to the dispatch office in Duhok.
You agree the product, the quantity per delivery and the frequency: weekly, monthly, or on call. The tanker then arrives within the agreed delivery window. If a delay is expected, Besere Oil contacts you before the window opens. Quantities are recorded at discharge and the delivery note is signed on the spot.
Yes. Besere Oil delivers to construction sites, with deliveries matched to the plant and machinery on site, and to factories and plants for process and backup fuel under term arrangements. Transport fleets receive bulk diesel at yards and depots. Deliveries run on a fixed schedule or on call across the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.