Crude-Refined Petroleum Products (RPP) Flow in Canada shown in PJ 2022 | Natural Resources Canada
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This represents energy flow in Canada between various sectors, visualized through Sankey diagrams.
Click to see detailed description This diagram presents the flow of crude oil and refined petroleum products (RPPs) in Canada, from production to end use. It illustrates total crude oil production, exports, and imports, as well as the distribution of refined petroleum products across consuming sectors. Approximately 79% of Canada’s crude oil production is exported, while the remainder is refined domestically into RPPs. Canada imports about 42% of the total available crude oil to meet the domestic demand. The fuel types included in RPPs are motor gasoline, diesel fuel oil, still gas,…
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