Keystone Pipeline System

The Keystone Pipeline System is a network of pipelines that transports crude oil, mainly from Canada's oil sands to refineries in the United States. It’s designed to move large quantities efficiently and safely across long distances, supporting energy supplies and economic activity. The pipeline includes various segments connecting oil sources, transportation routes, and delivery points. It has been a topic of debate due to environmental concerns, as oil sands extraction and pipeline operation can impact ecosystems and contribute to greenhouse gas emissions. Overall, it plays a significant role in North American energy infrastructure and supply chains.