Class 1 and 2 Spills

• 20 (down 16.7 % from 24 in 2004)
• 1,673 barrels spilled
• 1,313 barrels recovered (78.5% of the volume spilled)

Class 3 Spills

• 457 barrels spilled
• 268 barrels recovered (58.6% of the volume spilled)

Combined Class 1, 2, and 3 Spills

• 2,130 barrels spilled (down from 7,483 barrels in 2004) 
• 1,581 barrels being recovered (74.2% of the volume spilled)

Oil Spills—2005

Class 1 and 2 Spills

• 10 (decreased from 11 in 2004)
• 901 barrels spilled (6,338 barrels in 2004)
• 554 barrels recovered (6,300 barrels in 2004)

Class 3 Spills

• 238 barrels spilled (216 barrels in 2004)
• 131 barrels recovered (97 barrels in 2004)

Combined Class 1, 2, and 3 Oil Spills

• 1,139 barrels spilled (6,554 barrels in 2004)
• 685 barrels recovered (6,397 barrels in 2004)

Chemical Substance Spills—2005

Class 1 and 2 Spills

• 10 (decreased from 13 in 2003)
• 772 barrels spilled (759 barrels in 2004)
• 758 barrels recovered (695 barrels in 2004)

Class 3 Spills

• 219 barrels spilled (170 barrels in 2004)
• 138 barrels recovered (67 barrels in 2004)

Combined Class 1, 2, and 3 Spills

• 991 barrels spilled (929 barrels in 2004)
• 896 barrels recovered (762 barrels in 2004)

2005 Spills by Media - Class 1, 2 & 3
	Oil		Chemicals
Spilled To:	Number	Barrels	Number	Barrels
Land	322	1,139	363	982
Water	4	<1	6	9
Total	326	1,139	369	991

2005 Number of Spills by Class
	Chemicals	Refineries	Marketing	Total
Class 1	1	3	1	5
Class 2	3	10	2	15
Class 3	214	415	46	675
Total	218	428	49	695

The decrease in the number of Class 1 and 2 spills in 2005 halted a three-year trend of an increasing number of spills. Sunoco has been addressing this area through aggressive programs to identify and repair or replace aging infrastructure and to improve operational excellence.

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