South Bow Corporation
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Oct 15, 2026
Trevor RoseHOST
Second question was from an account called Darren Jones.
Trevor RoseHOST
Southbow's Prairie Connector seems like the pipeline project everyone should be talking about it.
Trevor RoseHOST
What's Terry's thoughts? It's a great company.
Terry EtamGUEST
Well, I agree completely.
Zeba MirzaGUEST
What I can also tell you is Trans Mountain and Enbridge, well, they're working to add capacity and de-bottleneck their pipelines.
Zeba MirzaGUEST
South Bow we know is working on a prairie connector, which is the expansion of their, say, project.
Zeba MirzaGUEST
And just for context, just to tell you, one million barrels a day for Canada is a big, big deal, and the reason is, well, number one, it needs to be backed by new production, which is about 20% growth from the basin.
Zeba MirzaGUEST
But also it jumpstarts activity across the chain, right? So the services companies, which are going to help you with the extraction, the infrastructure companies which help you move the product around, the steel from Ontario which is gonna help you build the pipeline, and then the people which are going to be employed to build all this up, and that's just on the oil side.
Jim CsekHOST
And then with Venezuela oil coming on more and more, is Venezuela something that Canada had better wake
Pete HoekstraGUEST
up on? I talked to the people with South Bow and Bridger yesterday.
Pete HoekstraGUEST
These are the people that are building a pipeline further south in Alberta, people building a pipeline further north to meet that pipeline at the border.
Pete HoekstraGUEST
We view Alberta, the policies and the agreements that we have with the the government of Alberta as being very, very constructive and very positive for the United States of America.
Dan McTeagueGUEST
It's, it's unfortunate because it should never have to come to this, uh, where, you know, all stops are being pulled to make sure that, uh, you know, the idea that Canada for the past 10, 12 years has said no to vital projects from Alberta to the rest of the, uh, to the rest of the world, uh, via, um, pipeline, uh, and infrastructure is somehow going to happen under the Carney government.
Dan McTeagueGUEST
But I, you know, I, I took my notes from something earlier called the, um, Prairie Connector, the Bridger, the South, uh, the South Bow project.
Dan McTeagueGUEST
People are gonna say, "What is that?" Well, two months ago, Trump mentioned that he's gonna give perm- permit for this, uh, project, uh, that would run from pretty much the Canadian border all the way down to Cushing, Oklahoma.
Dan McTeagueGUEST
That's where the WTI, uh, the oil hubs are for the United States.
Brian ZinchukHOST
So we've talked about Pacific Link.
Brian ZinchukHOST
South Bow Prairie Connector slash Bridger Pipeline.
Brian ZinchukHOST
That is the one.
Brian ZinchukHOST
I'm going to show two maps here in a second.
Bronwyn EyreHOST
Is that correct? Am I missing anything in terms of what they've sort of moved back to on major projects such as the pipelines and so on? Is it, as I say, going back to what was in place in the Harper years?
Heather Exner-PirotGUEST
Yeah.
Heather Exner-PirotGUEST
So and to clarify, the South Bow Prairie Connector is already approved, already maintains.
Heather Exner-PirotGUEST
So it doesn't even care anything else, you know, and has kept in touch, I think, with the NRC are, you know, over the years to make sure everything is up to date.
Falice ChinGUEST
Some of the bigger problems are actually upstream and downstream.
Falice ChinGUEST
So upstream, where will that extra million barrels come from? As I've mentioned, there are plans to expand pipeline south, whether it's Southbow, Enbridge, these are companies that are studying and advancing their own expansions into the U.S.
Falice ChinGUEST
And so all of that combined with what's already planned for TMX optimization, that's already 1 million plus barrels.
Falice ChinGUEST
So you add this, that's like 2.2 million extra barrels of egress.
Falice ChinGUEST
Some of the bigger problems are actually upstream and downstream.
Falice ChinGUEST
So upstream, where will that extra million barrels come from? As I've mentioned, there are plans with- to expand pipeline south, um, whether it's, uh, Southbow, Enbridge.
Falice ChinGUEST
These are companies that are studying and advancing their own expansions into the US.
Falice ChinGUEST
And so all of that, combined with what's already planned for TMX optimization, that's already in a one million-
Ezra LevantHOST
I think the company that owns it now has a different name.
Ezra LevantHOST
I think it's called Southbow.
Ezra LevantHOST
And if I'm not mistaken, they've got some more permits from the states.
Ezra LevantHOST
And they've done a call for, like they've asked, anybody want to ship? And if I've got my facts straight, Dr.
Richard MassonGUEST
So the Trans Mountain expansion of 300,000 barrels a day that can be done by 2028 is, is very likely to happen, 300,000 barrels a day.
Richard MassonGUEST
Then, um, South Bow owns, uh, Prairie Connector, which is- partnered with Bridger for 500,000 barrels a day to get to the US Gulf Coast.
Richard MassonGUEST
That already has commercial support because it's using existing right of ways.
Richard MassonGUEST
It looks relatively inexpensive.
Falice ChinHOST
Enbridge mainline too.
Falice ChinHOST
Plus there's that Southbow prairie connector slash bridger pipeline.
Falice ChinHOST
all of those alone would add another million plus barrels of takeaway capacity.
Falice ChinHOST
Then you add Pacific Link to the mix now.
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