Keystone Pipeline

Former Trump Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette predicted how long it might take to complete the Keystone XL Pipeline if construction should resume.

President-elect Trump could look to restart the Keystone XL pipeline once he takes office in January, though the project was canceled in 2021 and resuming it could prove challenging.

Former Keystone Pipeline worker Bugsy Allen celebrates President-elect Donald Trump's win and shares what it means for American energy production.

Former Texas Governor Rick Perry criticized the Biden-Harris administration's energy policies, including the cancellation of the Keystone XL pipeline and energy projects in Alaska.

Francois Poirier, CEO of TC Energy, the company who owned Keystone XL, says "it's clear" investors, lawmakers and consumers want clean U.S. natural gas to lower emissions and increase security.

Canary CEO Dan Eberhart claims President Biden knew he was creating an "economic boondoggle" after a DOE report showed the Keystone XL cancellation cost thousands of jobs and billions of dollars.

A damaged section of the Keystone pipeline running through rural Kansas is back in service after cleanup and repairs from a large spill into a rural creek.

A pipeline welder who worked on the Keystone XL project slammed President Biden on Wednesday after the White House announced measures intended to lower gas prices.

Some politicians in Washington don’t see the value of transporting affordable energy as it relates to our economy.

President Biden has blamed rising prices on Russia, but prices have been rising since the beginning of the administration due to a lack of support for domestic energy production. 

Companies must now install emergency valves on pipelines to help prevent explosions.

White House press secretary Jen Psaki suggested Monday that the Keystone XL Pipeline, the construction of which President Biden canceled on his first day in office, would not have made a difference in the nation's skyrocketing gas prices.

The Keystone XL pipeline was halted by the administrations of both President Obama and President Biden which critics, including one expert who spoke with Fox News, say only exacerbated the current predicament the United States faces as it continues to purchase oil from Russia as it invades Ukraine, a U.S. ally.

President Biden's incompetent Afghanistan exit and in his disastrous energy policies empowered Vladimir Putin and weakened our European allies, all while crushing our own economy.

Instead of addressing soaring energy prices, Democrats on the House Oversight Committee will hold a third hearing to try to harangue oil and natural gas company leaders about climate commitments.

Several lawmakers sent a letter to Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm demanding she comply with a law requiring the number of jobs killed by the Keystone XL pipeline be disclosed.

Members of Congress are accusing Biden of hindering U.S. energy security by cancelling construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline.

Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, argued that President Biden and the Democrats exhibit continued “hypocrisy” with their policies and argued that those pertaining to energy are actually making “the environment worse.”

The Canadian firm that owned the Keystone XL pipeline announced it will be bringing a claim against the U.S. government seeking $15 billion in damages due to President Biden's revocation of a permit for the project.

The Canadian firm behind the controversial Keystone XL Pipeline officially revoked their bid Wednesday, ending a 13-year political battle between environmentalists and conservatives.