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sector:energy:fugitive:gas:start [2026/03/17 10:18] – [1.B.2.b.v - Distribution] kotzullasector:energy:fugitive:gas:start [2026/03/17 10:19] (current) – [1.B.2.b.ii - Production] kotzulla
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 |  15.3  |  19.1  |  20.1  |  18.8  |  12.7  |  8.6   |  5.2   |  4.3   |  4.2   | |  15.3  |  19.1  |  20.1  |  18.8  |  12.7  |  8.6   |  5.2   |  4.3   |  4.2   |
  
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-__Table 2: Emission factors for Natural gas production, in [g/ 1000 m<sup>3</sup>]__+__Table 2: Emission factors for Natural gas production, in [g/1.000m<sup>3</sup>]__
 ^  Substance  ^  Emission Factor  ^ ^  Substance  ^  Emission Factor  ^
 |  NMVOC      |  2                | |  NMVOC      |  2                |
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 ^  1990  ^  1995   ^  2000   ^  2005   ^  2010  ^  2015  ^  2020  ^  2023  ^  2024  ^ ^  1990  ^  1995   ^  2000   ^  2005   ^  2010  ^  2015  ^  2020  ^  2023  ^  2024  ^
 |  915   |  1,053  |  1,100  |  1,050  |  832   |  628   |  353   |  277   |  280   | |  915   |  1,053  |  1,100  |  1,050  |  832   |  628   |  353   |  277   |  280   |
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 For processing of sour gas, data of the BVEG (the former WEG) for the period since 2000 are used. This data is the result of the BVEG members' own measurements and calculations. For calculation of emissions from sour-gas processing, a split factor of 0.4 relative to the activity data is applied. That split factor is based on the BVEG report [(BVEG2022)] on sour-gas processing. For processing of sour gas, data of the BVEG (the former WEG) for the period since 2000 are used. This data is the result of the BVEG members' own measurements and calculations. For calculation of emissions from sour-gas processing, a split factor of 0.4 relative to the activity data is applied. That split factor is based on the BVEG report [(BVEG2022)] on sour-gas processing.
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 | Cavern reservoirs                 |  Billion m³  |  2.8     |  4.8     |  6.1     |  6.8     |  9.2     |  14.3    |  15.1    |  14.3    |  14     | | Cavern reservoirs                 |  Billion m³  |  2.8     |  4.8     |  6.1     |  6.8     |  9.2     |  14.3    |  15.1    |  14.3    |  14     |
 | Porous-rock reservoirs            |  Billion m³  |  5.2     |  8.5     |  12.5    |  12.4    |  12.1    |  9.8     |  8.6     |  8.6     |  8.6    | | Porous-rock reservoirs            |  Billion m³  |  5.2     |  8.5     |  12.5    |  12.4    |  12.1    |  9.8     |  8.6     |  8.6     |  8.6    |
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 Most of the gas extracted in Germany is moved via pipelines from gas fields and their pumping stations (either on land or off the coast). Imported gas is also transported mainly via pipelines. Most of the gas extracted in Germany is moved via pipelines from gas fields and their pumping stations (either on land or off the coast). Imported gas is also transported mainly via pipelines.
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 |  282,612   |  366,987  |  362,388  |  402,391  |  471,886  |  474,570  |  503,543  |  529,000  | 557,000  | |  282,612   |  366,987  |  362,388  |  402,391  |  471,886  |  474,570  |  503,543  |  529,000  | 557,000  |
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 **Pipeline network** **Pipeline network**