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Crude oil and natural gas: Supply and disposition

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The Daily


Wednesday, August 29, 2007
June 2007 (preliminary)

Crude oil and equivalent hydrocarbons production increased 13.2% in June compared with June 2006. This was led by a strong Newfoundland and Labrador offshore production and by Alberta bitumen output.

Exports of crude oil and equivalent hydrocarbons rose 4.0% from June 2006. During this period, 64.6% of Canada's total production went to the export market.

Natural gas domestic sales dipped to 3.8 billion cubic metres in June, a 0.8% decrease from June 2006. Residential gas sales rose 3.9% but were offset by a 3.8% drop in commercial gas sales.

Marketable natural gas climbed 1.9% from June 2006. Natural gas exports, which made up 61.6% of marketable natural gas, increased 2.0%.

Available on CANSIM: tables 126-0001 and 131-0001.

Definitions, data sources and methods: survey number 2198.

Note: Preliminary data are available in CANSIM at the national level to June 2007 inclusive. At the national and provincial level, detailed information is available for crude oil (126-0001) up to April 2007 inclusive, and for natural gas (131-0001) up to February 2007 inclusive.

For more information, or to enquire about the concepts, methods or data quality of this release, contact the dissemination officer (toll-free 1-866-873-8789; 613-951-9497; energ@statcan.gc.ca), Manufacturing, Construction and Energy Division.

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