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Refined petroleum products

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Refined petroleum products are derived from crude oil through various refinery processes and include fuels like motor gasoline, diesel and fuel oil.

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Publications
2021
A look at the potential impact of telework on public transit and greenhouse gas emissions using 2015 data Opens in a new window
Statistics Canada
Canada's Greenhouse Gas and Air Pollutant Emissions Projections 2020 Opens in a new window
Environment and Climate Change Canada
Chair in Energy Sector Management, HEC Montréal (French only) Opens in a new window
HEC Montréal
Energy Supply and Demand in a Pandemic: Effects of COVID-19 Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Energy Use and CO2 Emissions in Canadian Oil Refineries Opens in a new window
Simon Fraser University, The Canadian Energy and Emissions Data Centre
Facilities we regulate - CER Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Let’s Talk Energy Opens in a new window
Ingenium
Petroleum and coal manufacturing: An industry shaken by a global pandemic, 2020 Opens in a new window
Statistics Canada
Report on Energy Supply and Demand in Canada Opens in a new window
Statistics Canada
The state of energy in Quebec (French only) Opens in a new window
HEC Montréal
The state of energy in Quebec, 2021 (French only) Opens in a new window
HEC Montréal
What is in a Canadian Residential Electricity Bill? Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
2020
Canada’s Electric Reliability Framework Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Customs Tariff 2020 Opens in a new window
Canada Border Services Agency
Energy Sources and Distribution Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Market Snapshots Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Market Snapshots -- weekly updates on energy market developments Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Pipeline Profiles Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Provincial and Territorial Energy Profiles Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
The state of energy in Quebec, 2020 (French only) Opens in a new window
HEC Montréal
Yukon Retail Fuel Prices Opens in a new window
Department of Energy, mines, and resources (Yukon Government)
2019
BP Energy Outlook Opens in a new window
British Petroleum
Canada’s greenhouse gas and air pollutant emissions projections 2018 Opens in a new window
Environment and Climate Change Canada
Canada's Energy Transition Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Energy Efficiency in Canada: Report to Parliament Under the Energy Efficiency Act, 2017-2018 Opens in a new window
Natural Resources Canada
Energy Efficiency Trends in Canada 1990 to 2013 Opens in a new window
Natural Resources Canada
The state of energy in Quebec, 2019 Opens in a new window
HEC Montréal
Transportation fuel prices -- Domestic and International Opens in a new window
Natural Resources Canada
2018
Canadian Refinery Overview 2018 – Energy Market Assessment Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Did U.S. Consumers Respond to the 2014–2015 Oil Price Shock? Evidence from the Consumer Expenditure Survey Opens in a new window
Bank of Canada
The state of energy in Quebec, 2018 (French only) Opens in a new window
HEC Montréal
2017
Canada's Downstream Logistical Infrastructure: Refining, biofuels, pipelines, termnals, bulk planst and cardlocks. Opens in a new window
Kent Group Ltd.
Energy Use and Related Data: Canadian Cement Manufacturing Industry 1990 to 2015 Opens in a new window
Simon Fraser University, The Canadian Energy and Emissions Data Centre
Energy Use and Related Data: Canadian Chemistry Industry 1990 to 2015 Opens in a new window
Simon Fraser University, The Canadian Energy and Emissions Data Centre
Energy Use and Related Data: Canadian Construction Industry 1990 to 2015 Opens in a new window
Simon Fraser University, The Canadian Energy and Emissions Data Centre
Energy Use and Related Data: Canadian Paper Manufacturing Industries 1990 to 2015 Opens in a new window
Simon Fraser University, The Canadian Energy and Emissions Data Centre
The state of energy in Quebec, 2017 (French only) Opens in a new window
HEC Montréal
2016
Canadian Energy Dynamics: Highlights of 2015 - Energy Market Analysis Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Canadian Energy Dynamics: Highlights of 2015 -- Energy Market Analysis Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Powering Canada’s Territories Opens in a new window
Senate of Canada
The state of energy in Quebec, 2016 (French only) Opens in a new window
HEC Montréal
2015
Canadian Energy Dynamics: Review of 2014 - Energy Market Assessment Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
The state of energy in Quebec, 2015 (French only) Opens in a new window
HEC Montréal
The Ultimate Potential for Unconventional Petroleum from the Bakken Formation of Saskatchewan – Energy Briefing Note Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Wages, Youth Employment, and School Enrollment: Recent Evidence from Increases in World Oil Prices Opens in a new window
Natural Resources Canada
2014
Canada’s Downstream Logistical Infrastructure: Refining, Pipelines, Terminals, Bulk Plants & Cardlocks Opens in a new window
Kent Group Ltd.
2013
Do Oil Price Increases Cause Higher Food Prices? Opens in a new window
Bank of Canada
Survey of Commercial and Institutional Energy Use (SCIEU) -- Buildings 2009, Summary Report Opens in a new window
Natural Resources Canada
Survey of Commercial and Institutional Energy Use (SCIEU) -- Establishments 2009, Summary Report Opens in a new window
Natural Resources Canada
The Economics of Petroleum Refining Opens in a new window
Canadian Fuels Association
2012
Energy Efficiency Trends in Canada, 1990 to 2009 Opens in a new window
Natural Resources Canada
2011
Canada’s Petroleum Refining Sector: An Important Contributor Facing Global Challenges Opens in a new window
Canadian Fuels Association
Tight Oil Developments in the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin – Energy Briefing Note Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
2009
Energy Efficiency Trends in Canada, 1990 to 2005 Opens in a new window
Natural Resources Canada
2007
Nunavut Energy Management Opens in a new window
Nunavut Energy Department (Ikummatiit Energy Strategy)
2019/20 Energy Initiatives Report Opens in a new window
Government of Northwest Territories
Energy Education Opens in a new window
Energy Education
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Instructions to maximize the use of this interactive tool

Use this Power BI© tool to access and see the most updated data available. All values in the Map, Data table and Graphs will automatically update based on the user's selection.

To select a specific category or sub-category, select the desired toggle elements within the tool box on the left hand side (i.e., Industry or Reference period). Depending on the data views selected, multiple choices may be available for subject categories, geographies, reference periods, etc. To view the associated data, select the "Data table" tab located on the top right hand corner of the data visualisation.

To return back to the visualisation, select "Map" or "Chart" tab which is next to the Data table tab.

To access other available options, such as to export or sort, position your mouse over the top right hand corner of the data visualisation then select the three consecutive points [...] that will appear. From there you can then select the desired option that follows (Export data, Show as a table, Spotlight).

To access the various referenced data tables used to prepare the visualisation, select "Data sources" located directly below it then click on the applicable table.