
But the companies who originally proposed them are not interested and have moved on.
Indeed, I was not aware that the once-underused 42 inch pipe in the TransCanada mainline is now fully subscribed, meaning it is no longer available. While apparently Line 2 is out of service, there’s likely a reason. So instead of a project which had 2/3 of the pipe already in the ground, we’d be starting from scratch for a new Energy East. And TC Energy has spun off its oil pipelines business to a new company, South Bow. So we’re really back to zero on this, if not many steps backwards, compared to where we were in 2013-15.
So much for Energy East: TC Energy says U.S. offers best returns as it considers spending commitments
And Enbridge is thinking the same on Northern Gateway.
Big shift in Canadian policy needed for new energy export projects: Enbridge
If only these projects had been built a decade ago…