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| sector:energy:fugitive:oil:start [2023/03/21 12:13] – [1.B.2.a.v- Distribution of oil products] kotzulla | sector:energy:fugitive:oil:start [2023/03/27 11:02] – [Table] boettcher | ||
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| __Table 4: NMVOC emission factor applied for emissions from oil production, in [kg/m³]__ | __Table 4: NMVOC emission factor applied for emissions from oil production, in [kg/m³]__ | ||
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| Transport emissions are tied to activities of logistics companies and of pipeline operators and pipeline networks. After the first treatment, crude oil is transported to refineries. Almost all transport of crude oil takes place via pipelines. Pipelines are stationary and, normally, run underground. In contrast to other types of transport, petroleum transport is not interrupted by handling processes. | Transport emissions are tied to activities of logistics companies and of pipeline operators and pipeline networks. After the first treatment, crude oil is transported to refineries. Almost all transport of crude oil takes place via pipelines. Pipelines are stationary and, normally, run underground. In contrast to other types of transport, petroleum transport is not interrupted by handling processes. | ||