FACT: Canada accounts for only 2% of global GHG emissions. Emissions from oil sands are a small fraction of that. China, an immediate potential market for oil sands crude without Keystone XL, is the world’s largest emitter of GHG emissions at 25%. View Infographic
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Keystone XL & the Oil Sands: Comparable GHG Emissions
February 14, 2013 Infographics
FACT: Oil sands crude has been refined in the U.S. for decades and has similar GHG emissions to other heavy oils refined in the U.S. on a well-to-wheels basis. (IHS CERA and Jacobs Consulting) View Infographic
Keystone XL & the Oil Sands: Supply in Perspective
February 13, 2013 Infographics
FACT: The U.S. imports 8.9 million barrels of petroleum per day. One-fourth of those imports come from Canada — a significant supply that can increase with Keystone XL, while creating jobs and improving American energy security along the way. (U.S. Energy Information Administration.) View Infographic
Keystone XL & the Oil Sands: Investment = Jobs
February 12, 2013 Infographics
FACT: Oil sands development linked to the Keystone XL pipeline could support 117,000 new U.S. jobs by 2035. (CERI) View Infographic
Keystone XL & the Oil Sands: Widespread Economic Benefits
February 11, 2013 Infographics
FACT: For every $1 the U.S. invests in Canada, nearly 90 cents are returned to the U.S. (Statistics Canada & U.S. Census) View Infographic
Keystone XL Pipeline: A Long Road to Approval
January 10, 2013 Infographics
Clocking in at over four years of review, the Keystone XL pipeline has undergone the longest pipeline application deliberation in history. View the infographic HERE.
