Enhanced Oil Recovery Royalty Regulation

(Consolidated up to 136/2026) ALBERTA REGULATION 156/2014 Mines and Minerals Act ENHANCED OIL RECOVERY ROYALTY REGULATION Table of Contents Interpretation 1 Definitions 2 Application of Regulation New Approvals for EOR Schemes 3 Application for approval 4 Approval 5 Maximum percentage rate for calculation of royalty Continued Approvals for EOR Schemes 6 Approvals continued 7 Calculation of royalty 7.1 Re‑entered well event General 8 T‑factor 9 Excluded well events 10 Amendment of approval 10.1 Post‑2016 well royalty treatment 11 Separate approval for scheme expansions 12 Duty to provide information and file reports 13 Suspension of approval 14 Termination of approval 14.1 Termination of benefits and transitions 15 Rebate for pre‑1994 injection costs 16 Consequential amendments 17 Expiry 18 Coming into force Schedules Interpretation Definitions 1 (1) In this Regulation, (a) “approval” means (i) an approval granted under section 4, or (ii) an approval continued by section 6; (b) “approved scheme” means an enhanced oil recovery scheme in respect of which there is a subsisting approval granted under section 4 or continued by section 6; (c) “base recovery scheme” in respect of an area that is or is proposed to be subject to an enhanced oil recovery scheme means (i) if subclause (ii) does not apply, the scheme that the Minister considers from time to time to be the most technically viable scheme to obtain crude oil from the pool in that area using only conventional techniques, such as waterflood or gas cycling, or (ii) the most recent previous enhanced oil recovery scheme that the Minister considers technically viable that has been used to obtain crude oil from the pool in that area; (d) “enhanced oil recovery scheme” means a scheme to obtain crude oil from a pool (i) that is implemented or proposed to be implemented pursuant to a requirement under section 38(a) of the Oil and Gas Conservation Act or an approval under section 39(1)(a) of the Oil and Gas Conservation Act , and (ii) that uses the injection of hydrocarbons, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, chemicals or other material approved by the Minister as a technique for enhanced oil recovery; (d.1) “licence” means a licence for a well, as defined in the Oil and Gas Conservation Act ; (d.2) “licensed well” means a well subject to a licence; (e) “operator”, in respect of a scheme or proposed scheme, means the person who is the operator of the wells that are within the scheme or proposed scheme according to the records of the Department; (f) “ Petroleum Royalty Regulation, 2009 ” means the Petroleum Royalty Regulation, 2009 (AR 222/2008); (g) “pool” means a pool as defined in the Oil and Gas Conservation Act ; (h) “previous enhanced oil recovery scheme” means an enhanced oil recovery scheme, whether or not the scheme was an approved scheme under this Regulation or the Enhanced Recovery of Oil Royalty Reduction Regulation (AR 348/93), (i) that was previously implemented by an operator making an application under section 3 to obtain crude oil from the pool in the same area referred to in the application, and (ii) in which a different enhanced oil recovery technique was used from the technique described in the application under section 3; (i) “well event” means a well event as defined in the Petroleum Royalty Regulation, 2009 . (2) A reference in this Regulation to crude oil obtained from a well event is also a reference to crude oil produced or recovered from a well event or obtained from petroleum recovered from a well event. (3) Except in section 12, a reference in this Regulation to a month, whether by its name or not, shall be construed as the period commencing at 8:00 a.m. on the first day of the month and ending immediately before 8:00 a.m. on the first day of the next month. AR 156/2014 s1;210/2016;136/2026 Application of Regulation 2 This Regulation applies only to crude oil that is obtained at and after 8:00 a.m., January 1, 2014, and on or before December 31, 2026 in which the percentage of Crown ownership, as determined by the Minister in accordance with section 26.1 of the Petroleum and Natural Gas Tenure Regulation (AR 263/97), is greater than 0. AR 156/2014 s2;210/2016 New Approvals for EOR Schemes Application for approval 3 (1) An operator of an enhanced oil recovery scheme or proposed enhanced oil recovery scheme may apply for an approval under section 4. (2) An application under subsection (1) must be (a) in the form provided by and contain the information required by the Minister, and (b) made on or before December 31, 2016. (3) The operator of an enhanced oil recovery scheme may, in the application or in writing provided to the Minister at any time before or after an approval is granted, indicate the month in which the operator wants the term determined under section 5(2) to begin. AR 156/2014 s3;210/2016 Approval 4 (1) Subject to section 9, the Minister may, on application, grant an approval providing for the maximum percentage rate provided for by section 5(1) to apply to the calculation of royalty on crude oil obtained from well events that are part of an enhanced oil recovery scheme if, at the time the information required by the Minister with respect to the application has been received, (a) the Minister is of the opinion that the scheme is an enhanced oil recovery scheme, (b) the Minister is of the opinion that the primary function of the scheme is the recovery of crude oil from a pool, (c) the Minister is of the opinion that more crude oil is likely to be obtained using the enhanced oil recovery scheme than would be obtained using the base recovery scheme, (d) the Minister is satisfied, taking into consideration any estimates provided by the operator of the costs for implementing and operating the enhanced oil recovery scheme and for implementing and operating the base recovery scheme, that the costs for implementing and operating the enhanced oil recovery scheme significantly exceed the costs for implementing and operating the base recovery scheme, (e) the Minister is of the opinion that it is in the public interest to grant an approval under this section, and (f) the scheme was approved under the Oil and Gas Conservation Act on or before December 31, 2016. (2) In an approval under subsection (1), the Minister (a) shall set out (i) the pool that is subject to the enhanced oil recovery scheme to which the approval applies, (ii) the area that is subject to the enhanced oil recovery scheme to which the approval applies, and (iii) the well events in the area referred to in subclause (ii) to which the approval applies, and (b) may establish terms and conditions relating to the approved scheme. (3) On granting an approval under subsection (1) the Minister shall, in accordance with section 8, establish the t‑factor for the approved scheme. AR 156/2014 s4;210/2016 Maximum percentage rate for calculation of royalty 5 (1) The royalty on crude oil obtained from well events to which an approval under section 4(1) applies for any month during the term determined under subsection (2) shall be calculated under section 2(1) of the Schedule to the Petroleum Royalty Regulation, 2009 or under section 3 of the Schedule to the Petroleum Royalty Regulation, 2017 using a percentage rate of 5% if a higher percentage rate would otherwise apply under that section for that month. (2) The term during which subsection (1) applies with respect to an approved scheme referred to in subsection (1) is the term of months in Schedule 1 applicable to the t‑factor range in Schedule 1 that includes the t‑factor of the approved scheme. (3) The term determined under subsection (2) begins (a) on the first day of the month indicated by the operator under section 3(3), if material referred to in section 1(1)(d)(ii) is first injected under the approved scheme on that day or that day occurs within 36 months of material referred to in section 1(1)(d)(ii) first being injected under the approved scheme, or (b) if clause (a) does not apply, on the first day of the 36th month after the month in which material referred to in section 1(1)(d)(ii) was first injected under the approved scheme. AR 156/2014 s5;212/2016 Continued Approvals for EOR Schemes Approvals continued 6 (1) An approval under the Enhanced Recovery of Oil Royalty Reduction Regulation (AR 348/93) for an approved scheme under that regulation that is subsisting immediately before the coming into force of this Regulation is continued as an approval under this Regulation. (2) The Minister may issue a new approval to replace an approval continued by subsection (1) and may establish terms and conditions relating to the approved scheme in the new approval. (3) The Minister shall, in accordance with section 8, establish the t‑factor for each approved scheme for which the approval is continued by subsection (1). (4) The Minister shall prescribe a transition relief multiplier effective on the coming into force of this Regulation for each approved scheme for which the approval is continued by subsection (1) for the purpose of determining the royalty payable on crude oil obtained from well events to which the approval applies. (5) The Minister may, in the Minister’s discretion, prescribe more than one transition relief multiplier for an approved scheme under subsection (4) if (a) the Minister first granted an approval for the scheme under section 4 of the Enhanced Recovery of Oil Royalty Reduction Regulation (AR 348/93) on or after January 1, 2006, and (b) the Minister is of the opinion (i) that additional information has become available that should be considered in prescribing the transition relief multiplier for the approved scheme, or (ii) that more than one transition relief multiplier is required for the approved scheme. (6) The operator of an approved scheme for which the approval is continued by subsection (1) may at any time before or after an approval is continued under subsection (1) in writing provided to the Minister, indicate the month in which the operator wants the term determined under section 7(2) to begin. Calculation of royalty 7 (1) The royalty on crude oil obtained from well events to which an approval continued by section 6(1) applies for each month during the term determined under subsection (2) shall be calculated by multiplying the amount of royalty calculated under section 6 or 6.1 of the Petroleum Royalty Regulation, 2009 for that month by the transition relief multiplier prescribed under section 6(4). (2) The term during which subsection (1) applies with respect to an approved scheme referred to in subsection (1) is the term of months in Schedule 2 applicable to the t‑factor range in Schedule 2 that includes the t‑factor of the approved scheme. (3) The term determined under subsection (2) begins (a) on the first day of the month indicated by the operator under section 6(6), if material referred to in section 1(1)(d)(ii) is first injected under the approved scheme on that day or that day occurs within 36 months of material referred to in section 1(1)(d)(ii) first being injected under the approved scheme, or (b) if clause (a) does not apply, the first day of the 36th month after the month in which material referred to in section 1(1)(d)(ii) was first injected under the approved scheme. (4) If an amendment is made to a transition relief multiplier prescribed for an approved scheme and the amendment is applicable to a month for which the royalty has been calculated, the royalty for that month shall be recalculated using the amended transition relief multiplier. Re‑entered well event 7.1 (1) In this section, “re‑entry” means a re‑entry as defined in the Petroleum Royalty Regulation, 2017 . (2) In an approved scheme, when a licensed well is subject to re‑entry on or after January 1, 2017, (a) all well events under the licence related to the licensed well shall have royalties determined in accordance with section 3 of the Schedule to Petroleum Royalty Regulation, 2017 , without reference to the royalty rate under section 5(1), and (b) the term determined under section 5(2) continues to elapse. (3) For a licence referred to in subsection (2), upon the end of royalties being calculated under section 3 of the Schedule to the Petroleum Royalty Regulation, 2017 , the royalty rate on well events under the licence shall be determined under (a) section 5(1), for well events to which an approval under section 4(1) applies if there is time remaining in the term determined under section 5(2), for the remainder of that term, or (b) the Petroleum Royalty Regulation, 2009, in any other case. AR 210/2016 s14 General T‑factor 8 (1) The t‑factor of an approved scheme is the greater of (a) 0.224, and (b) the t‑factor determined by the Minister in accordance with the following formula: t‑factor = itr ÷ tco where itr is the amount of incremental crude oil recoverable from the pool under the approved scheme over the life of the approved scheme; tco is the total amount of crude oil that in the Minister’s opinion remains to be recovered from the pool. (2) The Minister may re‑determine the t‑factor of an approved scheme under subsection (1) at any time if the Minister is of the opinion that a different amount should be used in place of an amount that was used to calculate the t‑factor. (3) If the Minister is not satisfied that sufficient information has been received from the operator to calculate the t‑factor of an approved scheme under subsection (1), the Minister shall establish a temporary t‑factor of 0.324 for the approved scheme. (4) The Minister may increase the temporary t-factor established under subsection (3) up to a maximum temporary t‑factor of 0.381 if (a) the operator of the approved scheme submits an application to the Minister for an increase that contains the information required by the Minister, and (b) the Minister is of the opinion that exceptional circumstances exist that warrant an increase. (5) If the Minister is not satisfied that sufficient information has been received from the operator of an approved scheme for which a temporary t‑factor is established under subsection (3) to determine the t‑factor for the approved scheme under subsection (1), the approval for the approved scheme terminates at the end of the last month of the term that applies to the temporary t‑factor under Schedule 1 or 2, as the case may be. (6) On being satisfied that sufficient information has been received from the operator to determine the t‑factor of an approved scheme for which a temporary t‑factor has been established under this section, the Minister shall determine the t‑factor of the approved scheme under subsection (1) and any temporary t‑factor established for the approved scheme under this section ceases to apply. (7) If the t‑factor or temporary t‑factor of an approved scheme is replaced by a new t‑factor as provided by subsection (2) or (6) and the term set out in Schedule 1 or 2, as the case may be, that applies to the new t‑factor is longer than the term that applied to the previous t‑factor, the longer term only applies for the purposes of section 5(2) or 7(2) if the term that applied to the previous t‑factor has not expired. (8) If the t‑factor or temporary t‑factor of an approved scheme is replaced by a new t‑factor as provided by subsection (2) or (6) and the term set out in the Schedule 1 or 2, as the case may be, that applies to the new t‑factor is shorter than the term that applied to the previous t‑factor, the royalty for each month not included in the shorter term for which the royalty was calculated in accordance with section 5(1) or 7(1) shall be recalculated using the percentage rate that would otherwise have been applicable under the Petroleum Royalty Regulation, 2009 . (9) The result of a calculation under this section shall (a) be expressed to 3 decimal points, and (b) be rounded (i) up if there is a number at the fourth decimal point that is 5 or greater, or (ii) down if there is a number at the fourth decimal point that is less than 5. Excluded well events 9 For the purposes of this Regulation, an approval granted under section 4(1) or continued by section 6(1) does not apply to any of the following well events that are in the area to which the approval applies: (a) well events as defined in the Oil Sands Royalty Regulation, 2009 (AR 223/2008) that are part of a Project as defined in that Regulation; (b) non‑Project well events as defined in the Oil Sands Royalty Regulation, 2009 (AR 223/2008); (c) well events with respect to which allowed costs as defined in the Oil Sands Royalty Regulation, 2009 (AR 223/2008) are associated; (d) any other well events that are in the area to which the approval applies that are not included in the approval. Amendment of approval 10 The Minister may amend an approval granted under section 4(1) or continued by section 6(1) (a) to add, change or remove conditions relating to the approved scheme, (b) on the application of the operator of the approved scheme, to add a well event that has been added to the approved scheme if the Minister is satisfied that the well event is in the area to which the approval applies and is part of the enhanced oil recovery scheme to which the approval applies, or (c) on the application of the operator of the approved scheme, to increase the area to which the approval applies to include well events located outside the existing area if no new injection well event has been added outside the existing area. Post‑2016 well royalty treatment 10.1 For well events under an approval, the following run concurrently: (a) the term determined under section 5(2) during which section 5(1) applies to the well event, and (b) the determination of the related well C* and total revenue under the Petroleum Royalty Regulation, 2017 . AR 210/2016 s14 Separate approval for scheme expansions 11 On or after January 1, 2017, an operator of an approved scheme must apply for a separate approval of that scheme under the Enhanced Hydrocarbon Recovery Royalty Regulation as an enhanced hydrocarbon recovery scheme when an approved scheme is modified by (a) a new injection pattern outside the area to which the existing approval applies, or (b) a change in the injection method or the material referred to in section 1(1)(d)(ii) used in the scheme. (2) On approval of the scheme under the Enhanced Hydrocarbon Recovery Royalty Regulation , the approved scheme under this regulation is terminated as of the date of the first injection of material using the method contemplated in the replacement scheme approved under the Enhanced Hydrocarbon Recovery Royalty Regulation . AR 156/2014 s11;210/2016 Duty to provide information and file reports 12 (1) On receiving a request from the Minister to provide information or file a report for the purposes of the Minister’s administration of this Regulation, a person who is or was an operator of an approved scheme shall provide the information or file the report specified in the request within the time specified in the request. (2) If a person fails to provide information or file a report as required by subsection (1), the person is liable to pay a penalty of $1000 for each month or part of a month during which the failure to provide the information or file the report continues. (3) If the Minister is satisfied that a person failed to provide information or file a report as required by subsection (1) because of circumstances that were not in the person’s control, the Minister may waive the penalty provided for by subsection (2). (4) No interest is payable on a penalty imposed under subsection (2). Suspension of approval 13 (1) The Minister may suspend an approval for an approved scheme if the operator of the approved scheme fails to provide information or file a report requested by the Minister within the time specified in the request. (2) If an approval for an approved scheme is suspended under subsection (1), sections 5(1) and 7(1) do not apply to the calculation of royalty on crude oil obtained from well events to which the approval applies for any month during which the suspension is in effect for all or any part of the month. (3) If an operator of an approved scheme provides the information or files the report with respect to which a suspension was imposed under subsection (1), the royalty on crude oil obtained from well events to which the approval applies for each month during the term determined under section 5(2) or 7(3), as the case may be, during which the approval was suspended shall be recalculated in accordance with section 5(1) or 7(1), as the case may be. (4) Subsection (3) does not apply if (a) the approval for the approved scheme is terminated before the suspension of the approval ends, and (b) in the opinion of the Minister, the reason for the termination of the approval for the approved scheme is substantially the same as the reason for the suspension of the approval for the approved scheme. (5) A suspension of an approval for an approved scheme does not operate to extend the term determined under section 5(2) or 7(2). Termination of approval 14 The Minister may terminate an approval for an approved scheme if (a) the operator of the approved scheme requests termination of the approval, (b) the operator of the approved scheme has failed to provide information or file a report requested by the Minister within the time specified in the request, (c) the Minister is of the opinion that a term or condition relating to the approved scheme set out in the approval is not being met, (d) the t‑factor for the scheme is 0, (e) the Minister is of the opinion that the scheme is no longer producing crude oil and no further injection of material referred to in section 1(1)(d)(ii) is intended, or (f) in the case of an approved scheme for which the approval was granted under section 4(1) or in the case of an approved scheme for which the approval was continued by section 6(1), a requirement of section 4(1) is no longer satisfied. Termination of benefits and transitions 14.1 (1) Approved schemes are no longer subject to the royalty determinations under sections 5(1) and 7(1) upon the earlier of (a) the end of the term determined under section 5(2) or 7(2), as the case may be, or (b) December 31, 2026. (2) After December 31, 2026, any remaining approved schemes under this regulation, and associated well events, are not eligible for approval in a scheme under the Enhanced Hydrocarbon Recovery Royalty Regulation. AR 210/2016 s14 Rebate for pre-1994 injection costs 15 (1) In this section, “remaining total” means remaining total, as defined in section 9 of the Petroleum Royalty Regulation (AR 248/90) as of December 31, 2008, less reductions made under subsection (2)(a). (2) The Minister may (a) rebate an amount not exceeding 5% of the royalty payable on crude oil for a month if the remaining total is reduced by an amount equal to the same percentage of the selling price or fair value of the crude oil on which the royalty on crude oil for the month is based, or (b) rebate a single lump sum amount determined by the Minister in respect of the remaining total, after which the remaining total is 0. Consequential amendments 16 (1) The Deep Oil Exploratory Well Regulation (AR 225/2008) is amended in section 5(1) by striking out “or” at the end of clause (a), by adding “or” at the end of clause (b) and by adding the following after clause (b): (c) the t‑factor for the scheme, if any, for the purposes of the Enhanced Oil Recovery Royalty Regulation is 0. (2) The Enhanced Recovery of Oil Royalty Reduction Regulation (AR 348/93) is amended (a) in section 2 by striking out “in 1994 and later years” and substituting “in the years 1994 to 2013 inclusive and the period before 8:00 a.m. January 1, 2014”; (b) by repealing section 37.1 and substituting the following: Expiry 37.1 This Regulation expires on June 30, 2032. (3) The Petroleum Royalty Regulation, 2009 (AR 222/2008) is amended by adding the following after section 6.1: Approved schemes under the Enhanced Oil Recovery Royalty Regulation 6.2 Notwithstanding anything in this Regulation, the provisions of the Enhanced Oil Recovery Royalty Regulation apply to the calculation of royalty under this Regulation on crude oil recovered or produced from, or obtained from petroleum recovered from, a well event to which an approval as defined in the Enhanced Oil Recovery Royalty Regulation applies. Expiry 17 For the purpose of ensuring that this Regulation is reviewed for ongoing relevancy and necessity, with the option that it may be repassed in its present or an amended form following a review, this Regulation expires on June 30, 2032. AR 156/2014 s17;210/2016 Coming into force 18 This Regulation is deemed to have come into force on January 1, 2014. Schedule 1 Term for the Purposes of Section 5(2) T‑factor range (Beginning t‑factor — Ending t‑factor) Term of Months 0.001 — 0.223 0 0.224 — 0.228 3 0.229 — 0.233 4 0.234 — 0.238 5 0.239 — 0.242 6 0.243 — 0.247 7 0.248 — 0.252 8 0.253 — 0.257 9 0.258 — 0.261 10 0.262 — 0.266 11 0.267 — 0.271 12 0.272 — 0.276 13 0.277 — 0.280 14 0.281 — 0.285 15 0.286 — 0.290 16 0.291 — 0.295 17 0.296 — 0.300 18 0.301 — 0.304 19 0.305 — 0.309 20 0.310 — 0.314 21 0.315 — 0.319 22 0.320 — 0.323 23 0.324 — 0.328 24 0.329 — 0.333 25 0.334 — 0.338 26 0.339 — 0.342 27 0.343 — 0.347 28 0.348 — 0.352 29 0.353 — 0.357 30 0.358 — 0.361 31 0.362 — 0.366 32 0.367 — 0.371 33 0.372 — 0.376 34 0.377 — 0.380 35 0.381 — 0.385 36 0.386 — 0.390 37 0.391 — 0.395 38 0.396 — 0.400 39 0.401 — 0.404 40 0.405 — 0.409 41 0.410 — 0.414 42 0.415 — 0.419 43 0.420 — 0.423 44 0.424 — 0.428 45 0.429 — 0.433 46 0.434 — 0.438 47 0.439 — 0.442 48 0.443 — 0.447 49 0.448 — 0.452 50 0.453 — 0.457 51 0.458 — 0.461 52 0.462 — 0.466 53 0.467 — 0.471 54 0.472 — 0.476 55 0.477 — 0.480 56 0.481 — 0.485 57 0.486 — 0.490 58 0.491 — 0.495 59 0.496 — 0.500 60 0.501 — 0.504 61 0.505 — 0.509 62 0.510 — 0.514 63 0.515 — 0.519 64 0.520 — 0.523 65 0.524 — 0.528 66 0.529 — 0.533 67 0.534 — 0.538 68 0.539 — 0.542 69 0.543 — 0.547 70 0.548 — 0.552 71 0.553 — 0.557 72 0.558 — 0.561 73 0.562 — 0.566 74 0.567 — 0.571 75 0.572 — 0.576 76 0.577 — 0.580 77 0.581 — 0.585 78 0.586 — 0.590 79 0.591 — 0.595 80 0.596 — 0.600 81 0.601 — 0.604 82 0.605 — 0.609 83 0.610 — 0.614 84 0.615 — 0.619 85 0.620 — 0.623 86 0.624 — 0.628 87 0.629 — 0.633 88 0.634 — 0.638 89 0.639 — 0.642 90 0.643 — 0.647 91 0.648 — 0.652 92 0.653 — 0.657 93 0.658 — 0.661 94 0.662 — 0.666 95 0.667 — 0.671 96 0.672 — 0.676 97 0.677 — 0.680 98 0.681 — 0.685 99 0.686 — 0.690 100 0.691 — 0.695 101 0.696 — 0.700 102 0.701 — 0.704 103 0.705 — 0.709 104 0.710 — 0.714 105 0.715 — 0.719 106 0.720 — 0.723 107 0.724 — 0.728 108 0.729 — 0.733 109 0.734 — 0.738 110 0.739 — 0.742 111 0.743 — 0.747 112 0.748 — 0.752 113 0.753 — 0.757 114 0.758 — 0.761 115 0.762 — 0.766 116 0.767 — 0.771 117 0.772 — 0.776 118 0.777 — 0.780 119 0.781 — 1.000 120 Schedule 2 Term for the Purposes of Section 7(2) T-factor Range (Beginning t‑factor — Ending t‑factor) Term of Months 0.001 — 0.328 24 0.329 — 0.333 25 0.334 — 0.338 26 0.339 — 0.342 27 0.343 — 0.347 28 0.348 — 0.352 29 0.353 — 0.357 30 0.358 — 0.361 31 0.362 — 0.366 32 0.367 — 0.371 33 0.372 — 0.376 34 0.377 — 0.380 35 0.381 — 0.385 36 0.386 — 0.390 37 0.391 — 0.395 38 0.396 — 0.400 39 0.401 — 0.404 40 0.405 — 0.409 41 0.410 — 0.414 42 0.415 — 0.419 43 0.420 — 0.423 44 0.424 — 0.428 45 0.429 — 0.433 46 0.434 — 0.438 47 0.439 — 0.442 48 0.443 — 0.447 49 0.448 — 0.452 50 0.453 — 0.457 51 0.458 — 0.461 52 0.462 — 0.466 53 0.467 — 0.471 54 0.472 — 0.476 55 0.477 — 0.480 56 0.481 — 0.485 57 0.486 — 0.490 58 0.491 — 0.495 59 0.496 — 0.500 60 0.501 — 0.504 61 0.505 — 0.509 62 0.510 — 0.514 63 0.515 — 0.519 64 0.520 — 0.523 65 0.524 — 0.528 66 0.529 — 0.533 67 0.534 — 0.538 68 0.539 — 0.542 69 0.543 — 0.547 70 0.548 — 0.552 71 0.553 — 0.557 72 0.558 — 0.561 73 0.562 — 0.566 74 0.567 — 0.571 75 0.572 — 0.576 76 0.577 — 0.580 77 0.581 — 0.585 78 0.586 — 0.590 79 0.591 — 0.595 80 0.596 — 0.600 81 0.601 — 0.604 82 0.605 — 0.609 83 0.610 — 0.614 84 0.615 — 0.619 85 0.620 — 0.623 86 0.624 — 0.628 87 0.629 — 0.633 88 0.634 — 0.638 89 0.639 — 0.642 90 0.643 — 0.647 91 0.648 — 0.652 92 0.653 — 0.657 93 0.658 — 0.661 94 0.662 — 0.666 95 0.667 — 0.671 96 0.672 — 0.676 97 0.677 — 0.680 98 0.681 — 0.685 99 0.686 — 0.690 100 0.691 — 0.695 101 0.696 — 0.700 102 0.701 — 0.704 103 0.705 — 0.709 104 0.710 — 0.714 105 0.715 — 0.719 106 0.720 — 0.723 107 0.724 — 0.728 108 0.729 — 0.733 109 0.734 — 0.738 110 0.739 — 0.742 111 0.743 — 0.747 112 0.748 — 0.752 113 0.753 — 0.757 114 0.758 — 0.761 115 0.762 — 0.766 116 0.767 — 0.771 117 0.772 — 0.776 118 0.777 — 0.780 119 0.781 — 1.000 120