SICIndustry

SIC 1321—Natural Gas Liquids

Industry · Standard Industrial Classification (1987)

Where 1321 sits

  1. B Mining
  2. 13 Oil and Gas Extraction
  3. 132 Natural Gas Liquids
  4. 1321 Natural Gas Liquids

Description

Establishments primarily engaged in producing liquid hydrocarbons from oil and gas field gases.

What 1321 includes

6-digit codes

  • 132100 — Natural Gas Liquids
  • 132199 — Natural Gas Liquids, NEC

8-digit codes

  • 13210000 — Natural gas liquids
  • 13219900 — Natural gas liquids, nec
  • 13219901 — Butane (natural) production
  • 13219902 — Casing-head butane and propane production
  • 13219903 — Cycle condensate production (natural gas)
  • 13219904 — Ethane (natural) production
  • 13219905 — Fractionating natural gas liquids
  • 13219906 — Isobutane (natural) production
  • 13219907 — Liquefied petroleum gases (natural) production
  • 13219908 — Natural gas liquids production
  • 13219909 — Natural gasoline production
  • 13219910 — Propane (natural) production

Example activities

  • butane (natural) production
  • casing-head butane and propane production
  • cycle condensate production (natural gas)
  • ethane (natural) production
  • fractionating natural gas liquids
  • isobutane (natural) production
  • liquefied petroleum gases (natural) production
  • natural gas liquids production
  • natural gasoline production
  • propane (natural) production

Cross-references for 1321

  • Establishments recovering liquefied petroleum gases incidental to petroleum refining or to the manufacturing of chemicals are classified in Manufacturing, Major Group 28 or Major Group 29.
  • Establishments recovering helium from natural gas are classified in Manufacturing, Major Group 28.

1321 in other systems

ANZSICAustralia · New Zealand
ATECOItaly
CNAE BrazilBrazil
CNAESpain
ISICUnited Nations (global)
JSICJapan
KSICSouth Korea
MSICMalaysia
NACEEuropean Union
NAFFrance
NAICSUnited States
NAICS CanadaCanada
NOGASwitzerland
PKDPoland
SCIANMexico
SNISweden
WZGermany

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