1) In the past ten years Canadian imports into the US have steadily rose along with a surge in US production 2)Not all of the natural markets for Canadian crude in the U.S. have been tapped as planned and now there are multiple existing bottlenecks in the US, putting pricing pressure on Bakken and Canadian crude 3) Canadian crude, along with US stranded crude, must now search for alternative routes, markets, and transportation in order to capture a higher value 4)US crude is now moving by rail…will more Canadian crude begin to seek this option…?
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