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Kevin Orland

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Calgary Bureau Chief and Deputy Team Leader, Americas Oil Trading at Bloomberg News

Energy & Commodities editor @business. Still watching the banks too. Raised in the U.S. Midwest, living in Canada. Retweets ≠ endorsements. Opinions are mine

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  • 1 week ago | rigzone.com | Kevin Orland |Robert Tuttle

    TC Energy Corp. Chief Executive Officer Francois Poirier ruled out selling the Canadian Mainline natural gas pipeline — which stretches across most of the country — as the trade war with the US pushes energy security up Canadian politicians’ priority list. President Donald Trump’s tariffs and repeated taunts about annexing Canada have highlighted the country’s vulnerability in relying on a crude pipeline that crosses through the US to supply oil for the eastern provinces’ refineries.

  • 1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Kevin Orland |Robert Tuttle

    Francois Poirier, president and chief executive officer of TC Energy, speaks during an event at the Canadian Club in Toronto on Thursday. (Bloomberg) -- TC Energy Corp. Chief Executive Officer Francois Poirier ruled out selling the Canadian Mainline natural gas pipeline — which stretches across most of the country — as the trade war with the US pushes energy security up Canadian politicians’ priority list.

  • 2 weeks ago | financialpost.com | Kevin Orland |Robert Tuttle

    (Bloomberg) — The plunge in oil prices over the past week was more severe than the market’s dynamics justify, and the drop may be short-lived, according to Canadian energy executives gathered in Toronto.

  • 2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Kevin Orland |Robert Tuttle

    (Bloomberg) -- The plunge in oil prices over the past week was more severe than the market’s dynamics justify, and the drop may be short-lived, according to Canadian energy executives gathered in Toronto.

  • 1 month ago | financialpost.com | Kevin Orland

    Expenses are expected to rise 3.3 per cent to $75.3 billion. Alberta stands to be among the Canadian provinces hardest hit by President Donald Trump’s planned tariffs as it provides the vast majority of the roughly 4 million barrels a day of crude the U.S. imports from its northern neighbour.

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Kevin Orland
Kevin Orland @kevinorland
7 Jun 23

RT @wicary: Irving Oil, the operator of Canada’s largest crude refinery, is reviewing strategic options that may include a full or partial…

Kevin Orland
Kevin Orland @kevinorland
17 Apr 23

One of the best jobs at Bloomberg is now available. Work in a great bureau with an equally great team. https://t.co/BKtqVrEXyj

Kevin Orland
Kevin Orland @kevinorland
17 Apr 23

Crescent Point Energy CEO Craig Bryksa spent five years revamping the Canadian oil driller and investors are finally starting to see it pay off https://t.co/km0MoVJogU via @technology