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The Daily. Wednesday, February 14, 2001
Net receipts of crude oil and equivalent hydrocarbons totalled 14 009 333 cubic metres in November, up 8.1% from November 1999. Year-to-date receipts to the end of November were 146 239 110 cubic metres, up 7.1% over the same period in 1999. Net receipts of liquefied petroleum gases and refined petroleum products in November were 6 892 591 cubic metres, down 0.6% from November 1999. Year-to-date receipts increased 4.6% to 75 482 096 cubic metres.
Pipeline exports of crude oil totalled 6 154 602 cubic metres, up 4.2% from November 1999, and pipeline imports were 2 421 568 cubic metres, an increase of 25.2%. Year-to-date exports totalled 66 952 817 cubic metres, up 10.1% from 1999. Year-to-date imports stood at 24 115 938 cubic metres, a rise of 28.0%.
November deliveries of crude oil by pipeline to Canadian refineries totalled 6 048 829 cubic metres, up 7.5% from 1999. November deliveries of liquefied petroleum gases and refined petroleum products decreased 14.3% to 518 586 cubic metres. Year-to-date deliveries of crude oil to refineries at the end of November totalled 64 955 381 cubic metres, up 4.1% from the same period in 1999.
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