The U.S. is Canada's biggest customer for oil & gas, importing over 3 million barrels per day of crude oil. The potential tariff imposition by the U.S. government on Canadian oil and gas could have significant implications for the industry, economic relations, and consumers, including increased costs for Canadian producers, possible retaliation and trade disputes, and impact on North American energy security. What should industry decision makers and policy makers do next? Read Maine Pointe’s thought leadership perspective, ‘Tariff Implications: Potential Impacts of Tariffs on Canadian Oil & Gas Producers’ to learn more and reach out to us to discuss.
