South Bow delays Keystone XL restart over US permit
South Bow CEO Bevin Wirzba announced the company will not proceed with the Prairie Connector project until a durable U.S. presidential permit is secured. The proposed Alberta-to-Wyoming pipeline could increase Canadian crude exports to the U.S. by more than 12 percent.
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South Bow will delay reviving the Keystone XL pipeline until the United States provides a durable presidential permit. The project could increase crude exports from Canada by more than 12%. South Bow CEO Bevin Wirzba said the company needs proof of permit durability before proceeding with the Alberta-to-Wyoming route.
