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1 CATALOGUE No MONTHLY fl- Copy 1 CANADA REFINED PETROLEUM PRODUCTS APRIL 1964 o ; 1kS 196 C;: TOE Published by Authority of The Minister of Trade and Commerce DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS Industry Division July 1964 Price 30 cents Vol. 19 No $3.00 a year RoGn DUHAMEL, T.R.S.C., Queens Printer and Controller of Stationery, Ottawa
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3 NOTE Receipts in Canada from other reporting companies and Deliveries in Canada to other reporting companies should be in balance. For the past several months these figures have been in close balance and have been revised to an exact balance along with other appropriate adjustments. In the last three months these two items have been out of balance by a considerable amount and extensive resurveys have been necessary. In the interests of timeliness it is now necessary to publish the data with the above items out of balance. SYMBOLS The interpretation of the symbols used in the tables throughout this publication is as follows: Revised figures. Figures not available. Figures not appropriate or not applicable. - Nil or zero.
4 TABLE 1. Crude Oil, Condensate and Pentanea Plui Received by Canadian Refineries, April 1964 with Comparable Totals for April 1963 Atlantic Provinces Quebec Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia Northwest Territories Canada barrels of 35 Imperial gallons Domes tic Received from fields in: Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba ,805,383 1,081, ,794 1,931,688 1,892,199-13,464,212 British Columbia , ,448 New Brunswick North Territories ,357 62,357 Ontario , ,006 Total domestic - - 7,916,389 1,081, ,794 1,931,688 2,712,647 62,357 14,458,023 Imported Received from: Iran - Iraq , ,854 Kuwait , ,495, ,430 Saudi-Arabia... 56,657 - Trinidad ,564 Venezuela... 1,769,698 6,111, , , ,881,479 Other Total imported... 2,715,105 8,006, ,721,734 Total refinery receipts: April ,715,105 8,006,629 7,916,389 1,081, ,794 1,931,688 2,712,647 62,357 25,179,757 April ,005,447 8,337,054 6,463, ,208 1,549, ,506,049
5 TABLE 2. Raw }4iterials Supply, Canadian Refiners, April 1964 with Comparable Totals for April 1963 AtlttC Quebec Ontario )4.nitoba Alberta Northwe Territories Canada barrels of 35 Imperial gallons Crude oil, condensate and pentanea plus; and propane/butane/mixes: Refinery receipts of crude oil, condensate and pentanea plus: (i) By pipeline - 7,873,118 7,805,383 1,081, ,338 1,880,268 2,680,210-22,008,465 (it) By other means... 2,715, , ,006-65,456 51,420 32,437 62,357 3,171,292 Refinery receipts of propsne/ butane/mixes from gas procassing plants: (i) By pipeline , ,447 7, ,340 (ii) By other means ,010-6, ,518 Inventories - Opening... 1,933,226 2,409,559 2,984, , , , ,639-9,315,649 Closing... 1,707,152 2,997,889 2,560, , , , ,485-9,473,195 U. Net transfers: Interprovincial Ref inery sales of crude oil, condensate and pentanes - 70, ,009 plus Losses and adjustments 7,068 42,159 1, , ,634 Run to stills... 2,934,111 7,376,140 8,420,625 1,077, ,142 1,720,791 2,707,141 62,357 25,033,426 Other materials used: Canadian Imported... - Run to stilla , ,298-9, , , ,151 1,220 14, ,224 1,298-21,411 Total run to stills: April ,934,926 April ,021,283 7,377,360 8,434,975 1,077, ,426 8,484,918 6,191,794 1,011,139 1,551,486 1,724,015 2,708,439 62,357 25,054,837 24,340,859
6 TA3U 3. Supply and Disposition of Petroleum Product., Canada, April 1964 Newfound- Ssskat- British Nort).eest land Maritime. Quebec Ontario Manitoba chevan Albert.. coiumia Territories Canada P?onane, butane and Dropane/ butane aix.. barrel, of 35 Imperial gallon. - Refin.ry productiou(l) - (2) 170, ,913 17,223 25,236 9,698 30, ,469 Other materials used Receipt. in Canada from: Cas processing plants ,202 70,745 64, , ,076 Other reporting companies, - 30,239 10,510 6, ,834 Non-reporting companies Imports , ,003 Inventories - Opening - 4,731 71, ,287 2,434 5,470-10,439 23, ,445 Clo.ing - 9,219 52, ,140 6,076 5,606-2,490 9, ,111 Transfers - Inter-product , , ,252-79, ,474 In ,162 55,204 26,006 1, ,494 1, ,016 Out ,743 7,110 18,231-73,566 15, ,016 reporting companies - 32,118 10,817 21,872 1, ,265 Export ,979 49,589 35,647 30, , ,443 Domestic disappearance - 39,449 95, ,807 42,257 43,656 70,081 88,108 1, ,335 Lo.a..a... Own Consumption... Net sales in Canada... Petro-cbsmical feed stocks ,702 3, ,504-39,378 86, ,965 42,263 43,348 70,647 88,114 1, ,691 0' Refinery production(l) - (2) 294, , ,158 Other materials used Receipt, in Canada from: Caa processing plant Other reporting companies - 1, ,304 Non-reporting companies Import , ,006-53,629 Inventories - Opening , ,392 Closing ,564 10, ,235 Transfers - Inter-product , , , ,391 In , ,112 Out , ,112 reporting conpaniee - 1, ,304 Exports Domestic disappearance - 1, , , ,500 15, ,335 Lo.ses Own Consumption , ,152 Net sales in Canada , , , ,500 15, ,283 See footnotes at end of table.
7 S TABLE 3. Supply and Di.position of Petroleum Products, Canada, April Continued Newfoundland Maritime. Quebec Ontario Manitoba Saskat- British Northwest chevan Alberta Columbia Territories Canada Naphiha specialties barrels of 35 Imperial gallons Refinery productton(l) - (2) 48, , ,009 8, ,533 Other materials used Gas processing plant ,..,..,, Other reporting companies,,, , ,950-13,480 Non-reporting companies - - 3,019 2, ,433 Imports ,221 10, ,416 Inventories - Opening... 3, , , ,862 5,855 15,564 16,600 26, ,648 Closing... 3,919 20, , ,660 5, ,371 31, ,555 Transfers - Inter-product , ,623 inter-provincial In ,846 32,636 70,395 5,072 1,662 2,323 8, ,132 Out ,410 84,607 2, , ,132 reporting companies , ,115-16,232 Exports , ,691 Domestic disappearance 1,009 3,837 34, ,511 2,831 2,146 3,791 9, ,409 Losses ,111 Own Consumption Net sales in Canada ,391 34, ,832 2,734 2,093 3,715 9, ,553 Aviation usoline Refinery production(l) ,359 10,157 20, ,223 31, ,065 Other materials used , ,470 Gas processing plants Other reporting companies.,, - 3,282 1,720 3, ,316 2,486-15,680 Non-reporting companies Import Inventories - Opening ,976 35, ,678 83,791 42,965 12, ,214 79,024 61, ,544 Closing ,067 54, ,849 81,045 47,201 11, ,149 96,560 51, ,083 Tranafera - inter-product ,615 16, ,410 Inter-provincial In ,424 9,948 12,705 2,442 3,054 4,895 14, ,185 Out , ,865-6,049 15,701 2, ,185 reporting companies - 3,143 1,657 4, , ,717 Export , ,390-6,783 Domestic disappearance 9,872 33,236 16,384 25,867 14,584 3,919 13,832 25,574 8, ,057 tosses ,692 Own Consumption Net sales in Canada... 10,766 32,866 15,609 25,412 13,986 3,906 13,700 25,531 8, ,063 See footnotes at end of table.
8 TABLE 3. Supply and Disposition of Petroleum Products, Canada, April Continued Newfound- Saskat- British Northwest land Maritimes Quebec Ontario Manitoba chewan Alberta Columbia Territories Canada Motor gasoline barrels of 35 Imperial gallons Refinery production(l) (3) 723,675 2,402,954 3,315, , , ,719 1, ,126 9,227,115 Other materials used - (2) 2,011 1, ,047 Gas processing plants Other reporting companies 4, , , , , , ,535-2,839,482 Non-reporting companies , ,406 Imports , ,426 83,908 4,693-1,016-5, ,046 Inventories - Opening ,710 2,766,022 5,752,532 8,978,360 1,051,689 2,403,431 2,501,308 2,335,158 23,627 26,263,837 Closing ,431 2,730,874 6,131,818 9,154,930 1,043,388 2, ,350,389 2,522,031 44,451 26,555,701 Transfers - Inter-product 54 6,324-17, , , , ,471 In... 33,673 4, ,929 1,552, , ,960 20,316 3,301,211 Out , ,442 1,217, , , , ,085-3,301,211 reporting companies... 4, , , , , , ,026 1,192 2,793,200 Exports , ,645-83,727 Domestic disappearance... 97, ,681 2,054,242 3,676, , , , ,993 15,998 9,312,776 Losses , ,061 52,477 74,224 12, ,607-6, ,009 Own Consumption ,227 4,009 5,178 9,136 1, ,545 1, ,470 Net sales in Canada... 93, ,611 1,996,587 3,592, , , , ,137 15,882 9,135,297 Aviation turbo fuel Refinery production(1) - (2) 277, ,166 96,086 5,323 32,828 92, ,795 Other materials used Gas proceasing plants Other reporting companies, ,062 10,283 1, ,573-29,056 Non-reporting companies Imports Inventories - Opening , , , ,297 79,925 17,778 87, ,136 10,939 1,251,448 Closing , , , ,999 96,681 17,838 75, ,467 10,916 1,344,835 Transfers - Inter-product , ,190 In... 8,446 2, ,393 43,032 43, , ,259 Out , ,421 21,714 43, , ,259 reporting companies ,266 15,175 1, ,592 27,228 Exports ,380-1,380 Domestic disappearance... 17,036 42, , ,226 79,543 5,260 44,691 54, ,450 Losses ,528 3, ,181 Own Consumption Net sales in Canada... 16,866 42, , ,786 78,610 5,301 43,862 53, ,396 See footnotes at end of table,
9 TAI.E 3. Supply and Disposition of Petroleum Products, Canada, April Continued Newfoundlani )4aritiaes Quebec Ontario Manitoba Smskat- 8ritish Northwest chewan Alberta Co1umia Territories Canada Esrosene, stove oil and tractor fuel barrels of 35 Imperial gallons Refinery production(l) (3) , ,563 48,461 71,899-7, ,565-1,282,784 Other materials used Receipt, in Canada from: Gas processing plants Other reporting companies 7,689 76,730 74, ,039 14,436 20,892 14,875 30, ,959 Non-reporting companies , ,043 Imports ,164 31, ,136-1,782 65,084 Inventories - Opening , ,261 1,111,262 1,448, , ,424 95, ,796 1,095 4,309,533 Closing , ,993 1,208,353 1,350,552 87, ,761 65, ,164 1,229 4,218,157 Transfers - Inter-product - 19,436 56,411-18,315-78,338-21,378-6,924 4,400-12, ,192 In... 33,749 1,618 60,691 72,683 20,784 2,273 2,044 13,236 4, ,998 Out ,811 49,884 58,863 7,354 16,563 7,121 4, ,998 reporting compsnies 7,027 65,994 74, ,155 10,419 18,609 7,565 40,745 3, ,352 Exports , , Domestic disappearance 78, , , ,780 69,704 63,631 31, ,816 3,574 1,365,878 Losses... 2,059-5,888 9,149 28,639 6, , ,736 Own Consumption , ,198 '0 Net sales in Canada... 76, , , ,603 62,911 64,135 31, ,595 3,532 1,322,944 Diesel fuel oil Refinery production(l) - (2) 796, , , , , ,974 7,334 2,973,651 Other materials used Gas processing plants Other reporting companies - 43,625 14,961 52,607 48,852 47,720 64,172 62,139 4, ,676 Non-reporting companies Imports , , ,863 Inventories - Opening , ,164 1,447,689 1,424, , , , , ,136 6,228,438 Closing , ,011 1,304,679 1,572, , , , ,918 6,416,867 Transfer. - Inter-product - 5, , ,983-62,860-32,898-21,033-22, ,370-2, ,947 In ,709 4,256 61, ,454 67,073 61,164 21,455 38,531 9, ,786 Out ,999 67, ,586 8,359 38, ,862 6, ,786 reporting companies - 33,175 3,556 51,774 39,464 46,842 56,614 51, ,653 Exports ,039 2, ,828 Domestic disappearance 134, , , , , , , ,404 9,066 2,375,071 Losses... 1,138-39, ,428 1,010-10,331 6,223-8, ,265 Own Conamptiou ,455 6, ,029 5, ,487 Net sales in Canada , , , , , , , ,719 8,460 2,396,849 See footnotes at end of table.
10 TAME 3. Supply and Disposition of Petroleum Product., Canada, April Continued Newfound- Saskat- British Northwest land Maritime. Quebec Ontario Manitoba chewan Alberta colia Territories Canada Light fuel oil (Nos, 2 and 3) barrels of 35 Imperial gallons Refinery production(l) (3) 509,605 1,382, ,379 71,770 37,478 60, , ,683,143 Other material, used - (2) Receipt. in Canada from: Gas processing plants Other reporting companies 6, , , ,806 12,647 18,696 10,923 66,841-1,541,150 Non-reporting companies ,685 9, ,514 Imports ,914 1, ,088 49,679 Inventories - Opening ,036 1,400,750 3,823,950 4,854, , , , ,074 45,239 11,787,783 Closing ,505 1,292,127 3,158,305 3,922, , , , ,751 38,114 9,724,597 Transfers - Inter-product 25, , , ,788 54,278 44,236 3, ,359 2, ,020 In... 8,502 4, , ,232 30,729 9, ,842 8, Out - 76, , ,494 4,099 31,790 21, ,925 reporting companies... 14, , , ,890 17,719 27,225 19,436 90,006-1,572,242 Exports , ,432 Domestic disappearance , ,817 2,107,499 2,843, , ,952 92, ,359 29,124 6,597,132 Losses ,576-11,509-3,418 3,562-1,602 1,079-4,982 Own Consumption ,386 6,483 2,412 2, ,091 0 Net sales in Canade , ,453 2,089,511 2,852, , ,380 93, ,174 29,124 6,578,059 Heavy fuel oil (Nos. 4, 5 & 6) Refinery production(l) (3) 730,788 2,000,658 1,419, ,424 40,918 84, ,116 31,179 4,798,857 Other material, used Gas processing plants Other reporting companies - 316, , ,786 28,183 1,173-30,638-1,275,840 Non-reporting companies ,887 5, ,232 Imports ,731 1,463,699 92, ,159-2,037,121 Inventories - Opening ,804 1,108,599 2,432,162 1,668, , , , ,764 31,722 6,733,806 Closing ,367 1,053,174 2,916,424 1,406, , , , ,551 56,771 6,741,702 Transfers - Inter-product - 18,025 22,969 59,875-23,483-29, ,825 In... 9,504 12, , ,548 55,172 1,692-19,350-1,115,194 Out , , ,982 51,000 5,614 21, ,115,194 reporting companies - 325, , ,557 23,762 1,173 9,338 34,584-1,178,150 Exports ,482-38,181 50, ,297 Domestic disappearance... 81, ,725 2,785,152 2,110, , ,982 28, ,213 6,130 6,824,531 Losses ,770 2,116-2,041-8, , , ,525 Own Consumption... 9,220 49, , ,460 31,518 33,880 20,779 20,659 6, ,389 Net sales in Canada... 81, ,122 2,402,937 1,748, ,685 74,202 7, ,672-5,915,667 See footnotes at end of table.
11 . TAII.E 3. Supply and Disposition of Petroleum Products, Canada, April Continued Newfoundland Quebec Ontario Manitoba Ss.kat- British Northwest chevan Alberta Colurbia Territorial Canada Asphalt barrels of 35 Imperial gallon. Refinery production(l) - (2) 191, , ,940 93, Other materials used Gas processing plants Other reporting companies., - 2, , Mon-reporting companies Imports ,356 7, ,124 Inventories - Opening - 120, , ,716 55, , , Closing , ,164 59, , , ,757-2,166,526 Transfers - Inter-product , ,060-4,788 In , , , ,391-30,031 Out , , ,031 reporting companies... 2, ,606-3,628 Exports , ,584 Domestic disappearance 232 7, ,530 69,737 8, , ,238 Losses Own Consumption Net sales in Canada , ,530 69,756 8,339 7,133 26,819 69, ,044 cam Refinery production(l) - - 8,831 23,619 - (4) 27, Other materials used Receipt. in Canada from Gas processing plants Other reporting companies Non-reporting companies Imports ,536 9, ,363 Inventories - Opening ,812 92,560 - (4) 6,587 (4) - 171,959 Closing ,351 64,631 - (4) 632 (4) - 136,614 Transfers - Inter-product In ,868 (4) - 33,550 Out (4) 33, ,550 reporting companies Exports , ,319 Domestic disappearance ,131 61,375 - (4) 32,501 (4) Losses (4) - 34 (4) Own Consumption , ,600 Net sales in Canada ,531 61,373 - (4) 32,535 (4) - 118,439 See footnotes at end of table.
12 0 TABI.E 3. Supply and Disposition of Petroleum Products, Canada, April Continued Newfound- Saskat- British Northwest land Maritimes Quebec Ontario Manitoba chewan Alberta Columbia Territories Canada Lubricating oil and grease barrels of 35 Imperial gallons Refinery production(1) - (2) 14,077 70,795. 1,075 56, ,142 Other materials used , ,292-7,598 Gas processing plants Other reporting companies 780 1,570 8,623 37,212 2,140 1,233 12,117 2, ,369 Non-reporting companies , ,426 Imports ,429 59,417 1,240 2, , ,181 Inventories - Opening... 27,961 79, , ,921 56, , , ,366 3,473 1, Closing... 27,815 74, , ,124 58, , , ,045 3,715 1,563,145 Transfers - Inter-product ,568 8, ,787 In... 4,500 14, ,252 21,991 16,794 19,806 17,460 24, ,809 Out , ,112 77, ,453 2, ,809 reporting companies - 1, ,023 3,122 12,227 2, ,742 Exports ,308-2,321 Domestic disappearance 5,426 19,951 70, ,473 15,075 24,496 41,691 32, ,607 Losses , , , ,212 Own Consumption ,947 1, ,639 p., Net sales in Canada... 5,400 19,522 61, ,340 16,047 24,323 39,758 32, ,756 Still gas Refinery production(1) - (2) 256, ,740 34,823 31, , ,675 3, ,299 Other materials used Receipts in Can&da from: Gas processing plants Other reporting companies , ,000 Non-reporting companies Imports... - Inventories - Opening - (2) 7, ,542 Closing - (2) 6, ,530 Transfers - Inter-product - (2) - 11,073-14, ,073 In Out reporting companies , ,989 Exports Domestic disappearance - (2) 246, ,751 34,823 31, , ,675 3, ,249 Losses ,880 8, ,814 Own Consumption... - (2) 241, ,733 34,823 30, , ,175 3, ,751 Net sales in Canada - - 1,500 50, ,684 See footnotes at end of table.
13 TABLE 3. Supply and Disposition of Petroleum Producta, Canada, April Continued Newfound- Saskat- Eritish Northwest land Maritimes Quebec Ontario Manitoba chewan Alberta Co1ia Territortea Canada Refinery losses barrels of 35 Imperial gallons Refinery productton(l) (3) 4,979-21, ,393 3,432-5,021 1,710 19,498 7, ,016 Other materials used Gas processing plants, Other reporting companies Non-reporting companies Imports Inventories - Opening Closing Transfers - Inter-product In Out reporting companies Exports Domestic disappearance (3) 4,979-21, ,393 3,432-5,021 1, ,016 Losses...(3) 4,979-21, ,393 3,432-5,021 1,710 19,498 7, ,016 Own Consumption Net sales in Canada Other products Refinery production(1) - (2) - 297,856-84,210 32,841-19,022-96, , ,636 Other materials used ,055-1,124 Gas processing plants Other reporting companies ,111-4,852-16,371 Non-reporting companies , ,300 Imports ,348 15, ,369 Inventories - Opening ,369 2,102,563 1,616, , , , ,248-6,188,654 Closing 8 414,467 1,658,139 1,722, , , , ,024-5,406,968 Transfers - Inter-product - 4,295 21, , ,081 55,335-63, ,193 In , , , , ,797 Out ,845 5, , ,797 reporting companies ,969 4, ,588 Exports , ,302 Domestic disappearance ,997 25, , ,131 Losses , ,178-8,065 Own Consumption Net sales in Canada ,129 25, ,274-33,781 See footnotes at end of table.
14 S TABLE 3. Sopply and Disposition of Petroleum Products, Canada, April Concluded Newfound- Saakat- British )4aritis Quebec Ontario Manitoba Alberta land c he wan Columbia Northwest Territories Canada barrels of 35 Imperial gallon. Total, all products Refinery production(l) (3) 2,934,111 7,376,140 8,420,625 1,077, ,142 1,720,791 2,707,141 62,357 25,033,426 Other materials used - (2) 2,035 14, ,224 1,298-21,411 Receipts in Canada fro.: Gas processing plants ,202 70,745 64, , , ,076 Other reporting companies 19,857 1,240,878 1,472,379 2,332, , , , ,052 4,600 6,594,876 Non-reporting cospanies ,595 22,558 1, ,747 Import ,718 1,860, ,371 6,097 2,973 5, ,076 18,343 3,043,334 Inventories - Opening... 2,015,438 7,276,598 18,280,843 22,281,945 2,491,571 4,460,915 5,432,675 5,797, ,255 68,367,141 Closing... 1,798,396 7,307,436 18,147,136 21,573,102 2,538,313 3,894,957 4,811,435 5,917, ,321 66,356,626 a- Transfer. - Inter-product In ,781 99,663 1,767,872 3,748, , , , ,997 47,130 7,404,005 Out... 1, ,131 2,510,429 2,356, , , , ,984 2,155 7,404,005 reporting companies... 25,998 1,241,969 1,317,215 2,295, , , , ,255 5,025 6,403,290 Exports ,482 3,039 46, ,382 49,589 40,410 30, , ,905 Domestic disappearance ,851 2,627,962 8,824,687 10,801,569 1,296,765 1,303,864 1,867,192 2,991,116 86,184 30,361,190 Loss., ,854-9,455 53,883-19,872 19,812 21,957-13,194-1,233 8,140 53,184 Own consumption... 12, , , ,572 68,374 65, , ,588 10,365 1,831,500 Net sales in Canada ,780 2,460,125 8,233,425 10,152,869 1,208,579 1,216,527 1,753,761 2,827,761 67,679 28,476,506 (1) From crude oil, condensate and pentanes plus, and comingled propane/butane mixes. (2) Included with Quebec. (3) Included with Maritime,. (4) Included with Alberta.
15 . TASL2 4. lmports(1) of PetroLeum Product,, Canada, January 1964 Newfound- Naritimes Quebec Ontario Manitoba Alberta Territories Cede barrels of 35 Imperial galloni Liquefied petroleum gases ,207 7, ,376-12,791 Naphtha including solvent naphtha ,016 6,822 1, ,316 Aviation gasoline - 63, ,233 Motor gasoline ,849 88,002 2,939 4, , ,512 Kerosene , ,776 Stove oil... 10,268 6,299-1,126 1,304-1, ,987 Diesel fuel oil ,831 31, ,791 Light fuel oils, nos. 2 and , ,676 10,101 La Heavy fuel oils, nob. 4, 5 and , , ,742 21, ,514-1,038,679 Anphalt or asphaltum oil , ,324 Coke, petroleum ,822 11, ,976 Lubricating oils ,367 15,798 1,131 3, ,759-41,193 Lubricating grease , ,728 Other mineral oils , ,899 Paraffine wax ,049 6, ,741-11,331 Casinghead gasoline blending Engine distillate, Other petroleum products Fuel oil ax-warehoused for ships' stores Totals , , ,872 79,921 17,375 3,705 4, ,666 6,900 1,578,637 (1) As compiled from customs' entries by the External Trade Division, Dominion Bureau of Statistics.
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