Table 2
Evaporative losses from retail gasoline outlets in
Canada, 2009
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| Evaporative losses | |
|---|---|
| litres | |
| Total evaporative losses Note 1 | 58,300,000 Note 2 |
| Operational losses, outlets Note 3 | 37,300,000 Note 4 |
| Refuelling losses, vehicles Note 5 | 21,100,000 Note 6 |
| Including on-road gasoline outlets and marinas with gas docks (excluding card locks and diesel only outlets). | |
| 57,000,000 to 59,700,000 litres (90% confidence interval). | |
| Evaporation from gasoline storage tanks and related residual spills associated with the operation of an outlet. | |
| 36,200,000 to 38,300,000 litres (90% confidence interval). | |
| Evaporation from vehicles (cars and boats) and their gasoline tanks during gasoline fill ups. | |
| 20,200,000 to 22,000,000 litres (90% confidence interval). | |
Including on-road gasoline outlets and marinas
with gas docks (excluding card locks and diesel only outlets).
57,000,000 to 59,700,000 litres
(90% confidence interval).
Evaporation from gasoline storage tanks and
related residual spills associated with the operation of an outlet.
36,200,000 to 38,300,000 litres
(90% confidence interval).
Evaporation from vehicles (cars and boats)
and their gasoline tanks during gasoline fill ups.
20,200,000 to 22,000,000 litres
(90% confidence interval).
Source(s):
Statistics Canada, Environment Accounts and Statistics Division, Survey
of Industrial Processes, 2009, survey no. 5163.
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