Keystone Delays Fuel Push for Canada East Oil Pipeline

Delays by the U.S. in reviewing Keystone XL are helping build momentum for an oil pipeline to Canada’s East Coast.

Keystone Review Delay Draws Angry Reaction From Backers

The Obama administration’s announcement yesterday that it was delaying a ruling on the Keystone XL oil pipeline drew an angry reaction from supporters of the $5.4 billion project, including some who said it was designed to push the issue beyond the November election.

Crude Falls First Time in Five Days on Emerging Economies

West Texas Intermediate crude fell for the first time in five days as equities declined on concern that growth in emerging economies will slow, reducing fuel use.

Quebec Disaster Spurs Rail-Versus-Pipelines Debate on Oil

A Quebec train disaster that killed at least five people and left about 40 missing promises to touch off debate over the safety of shipping crude oil by rail or pipelines such as TransCanada Corp.(TRP)’s Keystone XL.

The stranded oil sands: A worst-case scenario

The signs are there: the Keystone XL oil sands pipeline has festered into an uncomfortable election issue for the U.S. president, Barack Obama.

Energy security top issue in Keystone XL approval: Suncor chief

Energy security will be key to U.S. government's decision on approval of the Keystone XL pipeline, Suncor Energy CEO Rick George told a New York audience Thursday.

"I think energy security will trump in regards to the Keystone XL pipeline," George said at a luncheon sponsored by the Consulate General of Canada and the Alberta government.