South Bow is evaluating the potential expansion of its pipeline network, which could lead to a revival of a version of the previously canceled Keystone XL project. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the company's interest in enhancing its infrastructure to meet growing energy demands. The Keystone XL project, initially designed to transport oil from Canada to the United States, faced significant opposition and was ultimately canceled. However, South Bow's current considerations suggest a renewed focus on pipeline development, potentially impacting energy markets and environmental discussions. The expansion plans are still in the early stages, with further details expected as the company assesses feasibility and regulatory requirements.