Dominican Republic Oil and Gas Market Report 2018-2032: Field-Wise Production, Refining, LNG, Pipelines, and Strategic Supply-Demand Analysis

The Dominican Republic's oil and gas market is heavily import-dependent, with no significant domestic production of crude oil or natural gas. The country relies almost entirely on imported fuels to meet its energy requirements, which are driven by growing electricity demand, transportation needs, and industrial consumption. It is one of the largest fuel consumers in the Caribbean, with imports coming primarily from the United States and other regional suppliers. Although upstream activity is limited, the government has taken steps to attract exploration investment through offshore licensing rounds, aiming to reduce reliance on imports in the long term. Parallel to this, energy diversification is becoming a national priority, with natural gas positioned as a key transition fuel supported by LNG import infrastructure.

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Midstream development is a strong point for the Dominican Republic, highlighted by the AES Andres LNG terminal in Boca Chica-the first in the Caribbean-which enables the import and regasification of LNG for power generation and industrial use. This facility has spurred investment in gas-fired power plants and expanded industrial gas consumption. Downstream, the Refidomsa refinery in Haina processes imported crude into diesel, gasoline, and jet fuel, contributing to supply security but not fully meeting national demand, requiring supplementary imports. The country's well-developed fuel distribution network supports both domestic and regional fuel supply roles. Combined, these factors position the Dominican Republic as a critical energy hub in the Caribbean, balancing its role as an importer with strategic investments in LNG, infrastructure modernization, and cleaner energy transition initiatives.

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Report Key Takeaways -
The Dominican Republic has no significant domestic oil or gas production, relying almost entirely on imports to meet energy demand for power generation, transportation, and industry.

Population growth, urbanization, and industrial expansion have made the country one of the largest fuel consumers in the Caribbean.

A long-term LNG supply agreement between TotalEnergies and ENADOM supports the transition away from oil and diesel in the power sector toward cleaner natural gas.

Construction of a new 470 MW gas-fired power plant will expand natural gas generation capacity and reduce overall emissions.

The government is advancing an upstream licensing round for offshore and onshore blocks to attract investment and reduce energy import dependency.

Exploration initiatives target multiple basins, reflecting a balanced approach to geological diversification.

Partnership with Guyana demonstrates regional cooperation and engagement in the wider Caribbean energy sector.

AES Dominicana's LNG terminal in Boca Chica, the first in the Caribbean, plays a central role in the country's midstream gas infrastructure.

Ongoing LNG terminal expansion will improve import capacity and reliability for both electricity generation and industrial use.

New LNG truck-loading infrastructure is enhancing distribution flexibility and reach for industrial and commercial customers nationwide.

LNG retail infrastructure, including fueling stations, is diversifying the transportation fuel mix.

Domestic refining at Refidomsa in Haina supports supply security but does not meet total national demand, requiring supplemental imports.

The report includes asset-by-asset coverage of existing and planned oil and gas fields, LNG terminals, pipelines, refineries, and storage facilities.

It provides historic and forecasted supply-demand analysis for crude oil, natural gas, and refined products from 2015-2032.

Market segmentation spans upstream (exploration and production), midstream (pipelines, LNG, storage), and downstream (refining, distribution).

LNG sector analysis covers regasification capacity, contracted supply, and future expansion outlook.

SWOT and benchmarking analysis identify sector strengths, challenges, opportunities, and competitive positioning.

Investment feasibility studies detail capital requirements, growth potential, and project viability for ongoing and planned developments.

Competitive profiling outlines strategies, performance, and market share of leading industry participants.

Infrastructure benchmarking assesses capacity, utilization, and concentration across LNG, refining, pipeline, and storage assets.

The analysis addresses key market questions on supply-demand trends, infrastructure development, and the Dominican Republic's role as a regional fuel and LNG hub.

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