Enbridge said Friday it is focusing expansion efforts on the U.S. Gulf Coast where there is an ongong thirst for Canadian crude. Photo by ROBERT SULLIVAN / AFP/Getty Images
Enbridge Inc. has green-lit a $1.4-billion expansion of its pipeline network carrying Canadian heavy oil to the U.S. Gulf Coast, underscoring the midstream giant’s continued southbound tilt despite Alberta’s political push to see a new route to the West Coast.
“We think south makes the most sense,”
“That’s where we’ve got the world’s biggest refining complex who want more of our Canadian oil . There’s lots of demand in the states. It’s growing. Foreign imports are waning.”
The Calgary-based company announced a final investment decision Friday to boost capacity on its Mainline network by 150,000 barrels per da

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