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President Trump Issues New Permits for Enbridge Oil Pipelines at Canadian Border

Enbridge Cross-Border Oil Pipeline Permits·April 20 – April 20, 2026

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President Trump Issues New Permits for Enbridge Oil Pipelines at Canadian Border

President Trump issued several new presidential permits for Enbridge Energy to continue operating oil pipelines across the United States border with Canada. These permits cover multiple pipelines in North Dakota and Michigan. The new agreements replace older permits from as far back as 1953. They allow the company to transport crude oil and other petroleum products like gasoline and jet fuel into the United States. The updated permits provide Enbridge with more flexibility in how they manage these lines. For example, the company can now change the volume and direction of oil flow without needing to apply for new permits each time. The administration also updated the Michigan-Canada border permit to include modern safety and environmental standards. These actions aim to modernize the rules for energy infrastructure that has been in place for decades.

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These six executive actions form a package of updated permits for different sections of the Enbridge pipeline system. They replace older agreements from 1953 to 1998 to standardize rules for pipe size and flow direction across state lines.

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