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"We are at 13.5, 13.6 million barrels a day... but we do use about 19 to 20 million barrels a day. So there's a supply and demand gap that has to be filled by imports. Much of that from our friends in Canada." Even at peak domestic production, the US refining complex structurally requires millions of imported barrels daily. With the administration actively trying to shift the energy supply chain entirely to the Western Hemisphere to avoid Middle Eastern risk, Canadian heavy oil producers are guaranteed a massive, secure, and geographically adjacent buyer for their crude. LONG major Canadian oil sands producers as they serve as the critical, stable baseload for the US energy deficit. Pipeline capacity constraints or unexpected changes in US import tariffs could negatively impact the pricing differentials (WCS) for Canadian crude.