Crude oil is flowing again through most of the 2,687-mile Keystone Pipeline, but a section of the conduit in Kansas that leaked nearly 600,000 gallons remained shut off

The Keystone pipeline leaked 14,000 barrels of oil into creek in north-eastern Kansas

To us at PFL, there was in our opinion no risk for a strike – it simply could not happen at this point of time.

The rail industry once again finds itself on strike watch. Union members of SMART-TD voted to reject ratification

In what was a surprise to us, Canada won’t back a call at COP27 To ‘Phase Down’ Oil and Gas Production

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) said on Friday of last week that it will strengthen its proposed regulations

Manufacturing output would be even higher if automakers hadn’t been having severe supply chain problems this year

The Canadian Energy Regulator (“CER”) updated its monthly crude by rail numbers on October 23, 2022

President Biden, in his wisdom, decided since it worked so well last time to sell more of our strategic reserves

The widening of the West Texas Intermediate (WTI) vs Western Canadian Select (WCS) differential continues unabated and shows little sign that it will correct to more historic norms anytime soon.