Prairie Connector Project

Overview

The Prairie Connector project is a proposed expansion of South Bow’s Canadian asset base, designed to transport growing Canadian crude oil supply through downstream pipelines to key demand and refining markets in the United States, including Guernsey, Wyoming, Cushing, Oklahoma, and destinations on the U.S. Gulf Coast.

South Bow’s proposed Prairie Connector project would extend from Hardisty, Alberta, to the Canada-U.S. border, where it would connect to Bridger Pipeline Expansion, LLC’s downstream facilities.

The Prairie Connector project includes the construction of approximately 380 kilometres of 36-inch pipeline and associated facilities, as well as leveraging approximately 150 kilometres of previously installed and preserved 36-inch pipeline and two pump stations.

PROJECT MAP & TIMELINE

The Prairie Connector would follow a previously secured and permitted corridor in Alberta and Saskatchewan before connecting to downstream infrastructure in the United States and South Bow’s existing system at Cushing, Oklahoma.