DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS OTTAWA - CANADA CRUDE PETROLEUM MD NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION AUGUST 1965

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1 FILE COPY ta,r. CATALOGUE No NTHLY DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS OTTAWA CANADA Published by Authority of the Minister of Trade and Commerce CRUDE PETROLEUM MD NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION cc: 20 cents, AUGUST 1965 The production of crude petroleum and equivalent hydrocarbon during August 1965 amounted to 29,295,338 barrels (945,011 barrels/day), an increase of 20.2 per cent or 158,670 barrels per day from August The August production figure, for all petroleum liquids for the two years are as follows: August 1965 August 1964 millions of barrels millions of barrels barrels per day barrels per day Crude petroleum and condensates. Pentanes plus.. Propanes and butanes Totals , , , , , , ,355 The disposition of crude and equivalent for August 1965 was 18.9 million barrels (64.5 per cent) to Canadian refineries and 9.4 million barrels (32.1 per cent) was exported. The difference of 3.4 per csnt between supply and sales is accounted for by other disposition items. Imported crude petroleum for the same period amounted to 11.8 million barrels (380,065 barrels/day) bringing domestic requirements for crude petroleum and equivalent hydrocarbons to 30,6 million barrels (981,097 barrels/day). Natural gas production increased 10.1 per cent to 108,664,455 Mcf. from 98,658,043 Mcf. in August The di..iosition of natural gas for August is as follows; 26.3 million was net deliveries to storage and injection operations, 17.1 illion was used, lost or unaccounted for in fields and processing plants and 32.1 million was exported; 12.2 million was old to ultimate customers in the prairies, 11.0 million in Ontario, 3.4 million in British Columbia and 2.2 million in Quebec. The remaining 4.4 million Mci. was accounted for by other deliveries, pipeline fuel and line pack fluctuations. Table 1 includes all crude oil and equivalent hydrocarbon production of condensates and pentsnes plus, propane and butane production. Pentanes plus represent the production of crude oil equivalent at processing plants while crude oil production is production in the fields. Table 2 Supply and Disposition of Crude Oil and Equivalent. Disposition is given to the first stage of marketing, either directly as deliveries to refineries or export. The companion publication "Refined Petroleum Products" gives the disposition of crude oil received by the refinery including the sales of various refined petroleum products. Inventories held by purchasers and refiners in field and pipeline are included in Table 2, while inventories held by ref mere in a refinery complex are excluded. Details on the movement of crude oil by pipeline are given in another companion report "Oil Pipeline Transport", Catalogue number All volumes of crude oil are given in barrels of 35 Canadian gallons at 60F. Details of production are published by the individual provinces. In Table 3, disposition is given to the ultimate delivery by the gas utilities. Deliveries of natural gas to storage are considered as terminated, and therefore receipts from storage originate in the province where the storage is located. Field flared and waste gas are not considered as net new production; however, proceesing plant flared and waste gas are included and constitute a disposition end use. Marketable gas is taken to include all natural gas purchased directly from fields or processing plants which meets the specifications required for domestic, conanercial or industrial fuel use. A compsnion publication "Gas Utilities", Catalogue number provides additional details on the movement and sales of natural gas, while a second companion report "Sales of Manufactured and Natural Catalogue number provides details on the sales and revenues by rate categories. All volumes of natural gas in this report are given in thousand cubic feet measured at p.s.i.a. at 60 0 F. In Tables 4 and 5, disposition items "Deliveries Petrochemical Plants, Distributors and Others" and "Refinery Material" are correlated to "Receipts from Gas Processing Plants", Table 3 and "Refinery Receipts of Propane/Butane/Mixes From Gas Processing Plants", Table 2, respectively in the companion publication "Refined Petroleum Products", Catalogue number \ote: When comparing psrcentages, allowances should be made for footnote (1) in Table 2..linuary 1966 bit 1515 Industry Division Rocas DUHAMEL a.sc., Queen's Printer and Controller of Stationery, Ottawa

2 TABLE 1. Field and Plant Production of Liquid Hydrocarbons by Month, by Province, 1965 Crude oil and condensate New Brunswick January.. February. March. April. May June.. July.. August September.. October. November December Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan I Alberta I barrels of 35 Canadian gallons British Columbia Northwest Territories Canada , ,597 1,102,112 17,860,267 1,005,456 49,674 26,510, , ,046 6,382,912 15,537, ,469 70,825 23,341, , ,181 7,329,287 16,240,006 1,056,504 56,106 25,196, , ,927 6,863,354 14,479,919 1,068,193 45,113 22,965, , ,316 7,243,155 13,486,964 1,088,311 26,349 22,376, , ,692 7,093,827 13,743,368 1,088,453 50,283 22,498, , ,602 7,473,542 14,703,239 1,1.67,208 74,771 23,962, , ,157 7,690,245 17,581,237 1,178,210 75,856 27,064,867 Pentanes plus January February March. April. May June.. July.. August September.. October. November December Propane January.. February. March. April. May June.. July.. August September.. October. November December Butanes January.. February. March. April. May 20,971 2,387,019 86,369 2,494,359 18,714 2,138,274 82,964 2,239,952 21,262 2,376,638 91,916 2,489,816 19,101 2,089,809 80,960 2,189,870 20,887 2,002,454 74,463 2,097,804 24,899 2,034,942 71,923 2,131,764 25,009 2,005,916 71,018 2,101,943 27,003 2,135,156 68,312 2,230,471 54, ,465 39, ,457 49, ,340 30, ,232 58, ,050 30, ,083 53, ,170 25, ,494 57, ,601 24, ,990 59, ,343 24, ,611 56, ,201 28, ,741 57, ,136 32, ,217 27, ,473 41, ,363 24, ,391 37, ,470 28, ,559 38, ,187 25, ,743 35, ,503 28, ,501 35, ,297 June.. 30, ,468 38, ,245 July. 31, ,243 36, ,540 August 26, ,236 43, ,406 S eptember.. October. N ovember December. Total August 1965 Total year to date Tot,l Auut O38O6 435,157 7,800, ,322,415 75, , ,243 3,257,518 58,025, ,818,733 9,726, , ,120, , ,391 7,002,016 16,734,42 1,118, ,084 25,607,681

3 S S 2. Supply and Disposition of Crude Oil and Equivalent, by Source, Canada, Au Now I ontario I Manitoba Brunswick Saskat Alberta chevan barrels of 35 I Total Total Total British I Northwest Canadian Foreign all Columbia T5rt0 I sources sources i sources I New suolv Domestic production: Crude oil ,806 Condensate.. Pentanes plus.. Total crude oil and equivalent ,806 Imports Total new supply , ,157 7,690,245 17,543,065 38,172 27,003 2,135, ,157 7,717,248 19,716, ,157 7,717,248 19,716,393 1,175,505 75,856 27,023, ,990 2,705 40,877 40,877 68,312 2,230, ,230,471 1,246,522 75,856 29,295,338 29,295,338 11,741,426 11,741,426 1,246,522 75,856 29,295,338 11, , Die posit ion Deliveries to refineries: Atlantic Provinces 356 Quebec ontario.. 103,806 Manitoba.. Saskatchewan Alberta.. British Columbia.. Northwest Territories Totals.35 6 Exports to U.S.A.: Northwest Ares: West of Rocky Mountains East of Rocky Mountains Great Lakes Area.. Totals. Deliveries to other purchasers 103, ,378 4,688,034 4,607,382 16, , , ,113 1,638,305 61,503 2,906,383 1,665, ,160 5,761,262 11,357, ,640,850 3,641,206 8,055,147 8,055,147 9,811,600 80,674 9,892,274 1,114,727 1,114,727 2, ,092,418 2, ,967,886 1,119,035 2,784,506 2,784,506 85,514 85,514 85,514 1,119,035 85,514 18,857,007 11,776,671 30,633,678 4,434, ,771 4,602,757 4,602, , ,474 = 2,137,823 2,281,447 4,419,270 4,419,270 2,137,823 7,099, ,771 9,405,501 9,405, ,478 5,410 5,410 Inventories: Opening Field and plant Transporters' Closing Field and plant Transporters' Net change Pipeline fuel... Field and plant use Losses and adjustments Total diaposition (1) Includes 320,767 barrels returned to formation. r Revised figures. Figures not appropriate or not applicable. 89, , ,897 52,271r 14,187 5,216,566 14,425,269 1,195, , ,169 64,794 15,251 5,022,885 15,130, ,847 8, , ,265 20,783 27, ,573(1) 1,287 14, ,693 20, ,157 7,717,248 19,716,393 1,246,522 53,973 1,561,229 1,561,229 20,851, ,590 21,092,765 44,315 1,647,295 1,647,295 21,330, , ,544 9, ,136 34, ,845 27,603 27, , ,620 97, ,107 75,856 I 29,295,338 I 11,741,426 I 41,036,764

4 4 TABLE 3. Supply and Disposition of Natural Gas by Source, Canada, August 1965 No. New Brunswick Ontario Mcf..skatchewan A. FIELD AND PROCESSING PLANTS Supply I Gross new production.. 6,015 2 Less field flared and waste.. 755,140 4,497,943 1,491,535 3 Net new production (1 2).. 6, ,140 3,006,408 Djsposition 4 Field disposition and uses ,582 5 Gathering system disposition and uses 31,726 6 Processing plant disposition and uses: 6a Processing shrinkage 180,344 6b Other disposition and uses 186,443 7 Field injection and storage: 7a Injected and stored. 7bLess reproduced.. 7c Net field injection and storage (is 7b) 8 Other uses 212,218 9 Adjustment 4, Deliveries of.. marketable gas.. 5, ,140 2,216, Total dispositicn 6, ,140 3,006,408 B. GAS UTILITIES Supply 12 Receipts of marketable gas: 12a Plants.. 1,643,306 lzb Fields.. 5, , , Total (12a + 12b). 5, ,140 2,216, Receipts from distributor storage 35, Other receipts(l).. 16 Total supply of marketable gas ( ) 5, ,140 2,251,372 Disposition Sales: 17 British Columbia. 18 Alberta. 19 Saskatchewan.. 872, Manitoba 488, Ontario. 599, Quebec.. 23 New Brunswick.... 3, Total sales (17 to 23 inclusive) 3, , , Exports 26 Other deliveries(2) 27 Delivered to distributor storage 573, Pipeline line pack fluctuation 2, Pipeline fuel.. 34,165 46, Pipeline losses etc... 2, , , Total disposition of marketable gas (24 to 30 inclusive).. 5,880 7SS,140 (1) L.P.C. for gas enrichment, peak shaving or temporary Supply. (2) L)Lrect deliveries for industrial consumption and niiscellaneou util1 delivtr:

5 5 rarle 3. Supply and Disposition of Natural Gas by Source, Canada, kuguat 1965 Alberta British Northwest Columbia Territories Mcf. Total Total Total Canadian Foreign all sources sources sources No. 98,185,306 12,389,782 68, ,902, ,902,479 4,707, ,082 66,978 7,238,024 7,238, ,477,877 11,417,700 1, ,664, ,664, ,897 21, , , , , , ,502, ,113 10,082,186 10,082, ,099, ,402 5,096,959 5,096,959 6b 17,569, ,990 17,812,009 17,812, , , ,421 lb 17,412, ,990 17,655,588 17,655,588 7c 67,601 1, , , , , , , ,267,848 9,687,028 73,932,085 73,932, ,477,877 11,417,700 1, ,664, ,664, ,296,533 63,429,234 63,429,254 12* 6,778, ,495 10,502,831 10,502,831 12b 61,267,848 9,687,028 73,932,083 73,932, ,461 60,644 60, ,294,071 9,687,028 73,993,491 1,388,589 75,382, ,106 2,774,659 3,426,765 3,426, ,771,980 8,771,980 2,046 8,180, ,691,360 2,564,276 2,564, , , , ,994,062 9,593,687 1,386,543 10,980, ,164,222 2,164,222 2,164, ,773 3, ,666,242 2,714,659 27,403,763 1,388,589 28,792, ,509,850 6,573,257 32,083,107 32,083, , , , ,161,181 8,734,870 8,734, ,750 69,441 85,770 85, , ,035 3,388,473 3,388, , ,636 2,112,206 2,112, ,294,071 9,687,028 73,993,491 1,388,589 75,382,080 31

6 TABLE 4. Supply and Disposition of Gas Processing Plant Propane, August 1965 Maritimes Quebec Ontario Manitoba Sakatchewan Yukon Alberta I and Canada Columbia H.W.T. barrels of 35 Canadian gallons Suppiy 57, ,136 32,062.., 893,217 Production 155, ,950 6, ,239 Opening inventory lnterprovincial movements: Receipts from: 1,882 Skatchewan. 17,888 93,72; 15:074 57,996 22, , ,020 British :: :: : ::::.::::: ::: 1, ,348 1, ,250 Deliveries... Total Supply. 17,888 93,722 16, ,737 1,180,030 60, ,638,456 Disposition 0' Deliveries: 106,262 Petrochemical plants 106,262. Distributor and other 17,888 93,722 16,956 21, , Subtotal. 17,888 93,722 16,956 21, ,251 31, ,020 Refinery raw material 10,448 10,448 Exports: U.S.A. Petroleum Administration District II.. v.. Other , ,457 10, ,618 10, ,485 7,860 5,080 12,940 g4iscellaneous: 104,551 Miscible flood 104, Gas enrichment 934. Losses and adjustments 740 3, , ,523 2,989 Plant uses 15,500.. Returned to formation... 17,334 17,334 Closing inventory , ,850 9, ,151 Total disposition.. 17,888 93,722 16, ,737 1,180,030 60, ,638,456 t prprat oc apptcab1. O. 0

7 0. Aus Saskat. British Yukon Maritimes Quebec Ontario Manitoba chewan ALbErta Columbia and Canada N.W.T. barrels of 35 Canadian gallons Supply Production.,.. 26, ,236 43, ,406 Opening inventory 205, ,225 7, ,574 Interprovincial movements:.. Receipts from: Saskatchewan. Alberta.. 42,620 7,202 30, , ,6 British Columbia.. Deliveries , ,416 Total supply.. 42,620 7, , ,045 63,571 1,206,980 2, , , , ,,, Disposition. Deliveries: Petrochemical plants..,, 10,727.. Distributor and other Subtotal. 10,727 8,443 Refinery raw material 45,547 14, ,727 11,364 22, ,423. xpor is: U.S.A. Petroleum Administration District II.. 148,156 IV.. V.. Other. 5,171 5, ,941 10,895. Miscellaneous:. Miscible flood.... Gas enrichment.,.. Losses and adjustments.. 3,548 26,476 21,653 Plant uses.. 16,791 5,228 Returned to formation.,... 6,132 Closing inventory 249, ,405 8, ,019 Total disposition.. 42,620 7, , ,045 63,571 1,206,980 Figures not appropriate or not applicable ,899 8, , , , , ,019

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