Canada's natural gas liquid reserves 1955-2019
Natural gas liquids (NGL) remaining established reserves in Canada oscillated since 1955, peaking at some 360.9 million cubic meters in 1990. Between 1995 and 2005, figures continuously dropped, reaching around 195.8 million cubic meters in 2005. On the following years, Canada's NGL reserves remained relatively stable until it spiked n 2010, reaching 241.5 million cubic meters. Since 2011, Canadian natural gas liquids reserves presented a trend of growth, standing at approximately 326.9 million cubic meters in 2019.
