Can Canada really stop fat flow to US answer the price of Trump’s price? | Business and Economic News

The Great Trading War between the United States and Canada have been shown after the US President Donald Trump approves to put 25 tax prices for 30 days. But anger exploded in Canada, with people who want to be constipated for US products, and others want to stop the supply of fat Southern neighbors and southern neighbor.

However, preventing Crude Crude oil flow can include large economic expenses in Canada, marking almost all its green oil in the US with pipeline network.

In addition, it may take time for Canada to divide the export after decades close to the Trade Tradeies Cremiedies Cremiedies Reserting (NAFTA), which is Trump re-connected at 2021.

Thus, in the imagination, in Canada can prevent fat flow in the US as Trump to return to the threats of tax prices. But doing so can interfere with unclean deliveries in the east of Canada as pipes pass through the US area.

How does the oil olanada work?

The main caverast is how infrastructure of Canada pipeline is placed. It begins western Canada, where most oil is produced, but it should pass to US to reach the eastern side of Canada.

Most fats are produced in Wedimenta Basin (WCSB), including British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba.

The crude oil is carried by the US pipes access to Eastada’s Eastada’s East Coast in provinces, including Ontario and Quebec, where the refined. Thus the pipeline network, some of which were built in the 1950s, served both acts in the US and Canada.

“Canada and the US decided to merge their power infrastructure,” Gitane de Silva, former CEO of the Canadian Regional Agency (CER), told Al Jazeera. “It was the case with longtime.”

In 1994, US, Canada, and Mexico Signed NEFTA agreement, removing many taxes between three countries and included provision for power.

“When the agreement was confirmed, there was a wish in the US in Canada to send as many power as possible,” Silva said. The United States Mexico-Canada (USMCA), changing Trump’s footwear in 2020, keeping most of the provisions in Nafafa in terms of power.

Geography also plays the role in which pipes.

“Geology and Geology Build the pipes from Alberta to Ontario and Quebec is a little challenge because of the continent of the continent,” said Silva. The crush on the continent is the oldest old and hard old rocke rocky rock of the Prevambrian Rock that makes about half of the mass of the Canadian world.

The Canada oil flows into the US parts, such as in Midwest, where other regoreries exist. Some Recordies in the US is near Canadian oil sites in the Eastern province. For example, the Grain Colombia’s oil region is near California in US than in Canadian province in Ontario.

How much do they send to Canada in the US?

Almost all the canada oils are sent outside Canada – about 97 percent – they were sent to US in 2023, according to Cer.

In 2022, 60 percent of the US oil appear in Canada, according to the US Energy Information Administration.

In 2024, Canada produced 5.7 million barrels a day, according to the Canadian organization of petroleum manufacturers. About 4,3 million barrels of petrol products were sent to US a day.

Will Canada stop sending crude oil in the US?

Reality yes, but not possible, experts say.

The federal government is doing, in the body, have the authority to suspend the shipment. But De Silva said it would be difficult, as Canada is a contract, which means the federal government and the provinces who share it. Oil production comes under the province.

“There are some legal questions there, because the Canada has never done before,” Silva said and told Al Jazeera, adding that disagreement could cause “local constitutional constitution”.

De Silva added that there is a question of where oil will be stored after turning off the tap. “When full pipes, it will be very difficult to find additional 4 million drums on a day.”

De Silva added that if the Government of Canada decided to cut off the US supply, and there would be a question mark at the Eastern Canada – Ontario, Quebec and the Brunswick – would get their oil. It raises questions that we would prevent oil flow, flowing to the US, Eastern Canada.

According to the 1977 Pipeline Pipeline Pipeline Agreement, no community authority in the US or Canada will apply “designed, or disrupted, disrupts, and replacing the Hydrocarbon.

While contractual violation can be challenged in court, “Trump Administration, I do not focus on the international agreements,” said Silva.

Last month, speaking in World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Trump said “We don’t need [Canada’s] Fat and gas. We have more than anyone. “He swears that he will dig a lot of fat to compensate for the suspension of oils in Canada can be present.

There are different ways when the crude oil can be transported west of Canada east, including the railway, truck, sea and tank. However, De Silva, “the safest way of transporting oil and gas.

According to the details of 2024 from Ecer, 89 percent of the 89 percentage of Canada’s Canada oil. The other was sent by rail and other networks.

“Canada enthusiastically demanded other shipping markets without its oil,” Silva said. However, there is no solution to this night, adding.

Even if during the previous management of the US President Joe Biden, the anxiety was raised by the need for Canada to change his pipeline strategy. On his first day in office, Badan canceled the Keystone XL Crude Oil Pipeline pipe

“It is time to review its strategy because we see that now, with a new manner, can be very dangerous for us to have one export client,” the Economist Miguel Ouuelllellette wrote in 2021 Montreal Meeting Institute (Mei).

The Canadian Pipeline Pipeline Pransy said that when Trump uses tax prices, the delivery of Asia may increase, the Rets report said on Tuesday. The pipe was expanded last year to bring oil on the Canadian coast of Pacific coast in the export of China, Japan and South Korea.

De Silva explained that curbing exported oil would also have a very negative impact on the economy of Canada. “The oil sector is the largest driver of our economy,” he said. “Given that US is our exports market, I think the solar government will think very, carefully before you choose to do that because the Homepage will be as long as the US impact.”

What else is in danger?

In 2022, 78.2 percent of a refined reflections from the US, according to the information from the identification of economic hardship (OEC).

The US imprisonor Canada Crude, refined in the US community, was returned to Canada and the globe.

De Silva said one of Canada’s arguments to protect the US in issuing the “Canadians sent to cheap, honest, protected, protected by higher environmental standards, [and] Sells that in the US with a discount. Then, US critics buy that, analyze you and send back to Canada and the world for more markip. “

Top prices can make the most expensive oil, press inflation. They can also affect the imposed sector, leading to job loss – which will affect Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Briereal Party, who is experiencing elections later this year.