Environment Report 2017
ENVIRONMENT REPORT 2017
Figure 35: Accidental Chemical Release Mass by Source
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Hydraulic Systems
Subsea Systems and Related Equipment Pipework Infrastructure
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Bulk Transfer Systems
Drainage Systems
Production Systems and Related Equipment Number of Releases
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
*Other includes releases from flare systems, deck washings, firefighting and those releases for which no source is identified.
Shading highlights single large spills in that particular category.
Source: BEIS July 2017
Analysis with Outlier Releases Removed Figure 36 shows the sources of releases from the last seven years with the single large events removed. In this dataset, a significant downward trend in the mass of accidental chemical releases is apparent since 2010. The total volume released in 2010 was 499 tonnes, compared to 87 tonnes in 2016, an 82 per cent decrease. The most significant sources of chemical releases remain the same.
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