The Canadian Government, which owns the pipeline, has spent C$34bn ($24.9bn) on the expansion and is not looking to be its long-term owner. The expanded Trans Mountain pipeline began operations in ...

Trans Mountain exploring capacity increase of 200,000-300,000 barrels per day Asian markets now accessible for Canadian crude via Trans Mountain CEO Maki advises waiting for capacity improvements ...

Three land defenders convicted in 2023 for their opposition to the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion (TMX) in Secwépemcúl’ecw ...

Trans Mountain said there are economical ways to boost the pipeline's capacity if needed, such as adding chemical agents to reduce friction, which would enable more crude to flow through the line.

Canada’s Trans Mountain pipeline could expand again by 2027, enabling more crude oil exports to Asia—particularly China—amid efforts to reduce dependence on U.S. markets.