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Asia is poised to take up 70% of Canadian oil exports, pipeline executive says
Source: reuters.com
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Asia, led by China, is expected to purchase 70% of Canadian crude exports once Canada’s only pipeline providing access to the continent expands capacity by one-third by the end of 2028. The expansion would materially increase Canadian producers’ access to Asian export markets and reduce reliance on U.S.-focused crude flows.
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