President Greenlights Oil Pipeline Renewal at U.S.-Canada Border
Published Date: 7/3/2025
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Summary
South Bow (USA) LP just got the green light from the President to run and take care of their pipeline at the U.S.-Canada border in Cavalier County, North Dakota. This new permit replaces the old one from 2020 and lets them transport all kinds of oil and fuel products across the border. The pipeline must follow all existing laws, and this update keeps energy flowing smoothly without any new fees or delays.
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