President Trump Suggests Revival of Keystone XL Pipeline Amidst Trade Negotiations with Canada
President Trump has indicated a potential revival of the Keystone XL pipeline project as part of ongoing trade negotiations with Canada. This announcement was made in a social media post where he also stated a temporary pause on tariffs against Canadian goods to allow for the finalization of a trade agreement. The Keystone XL pipeline, which aimed to transport 830,000 barrels of oil daily from Alberta to the U.S. Gulf Coast, was initially proposed in 2008 by TC Energy Corp. and subsequently canceled in 2021 by the Biden administration. Despite the cancellation, parts of the project's infrastructure, particularly the Canadian leg, are largely complete. President Trump had previously revived the project during his first term in 2017 and granted a presidential permit in 2019. More recently, in April, he granted a permit for the Bridger Pipeline expansion, a related project that could utilize some of the existing Keystone XL pipe and connect to the hub in Cushing, Oklahoma, via Guernsey, Wyoming. Analysts, how... 
