Canada: Expansion, LLC, a Subsidiary of Wyoming-based True Companies, Hopes to Break Ground As Soon As July 2027, Pending State and Federal

The project appears to be a priority for the Trump administration. The Bureau of Land Management announced that the pipeline will receive an expedited environmental review, and in late April, the administration granted the pipeline developer a cross-border permit to pass into the U.S. Permitting documents show the company, Bridger Pipeline Expansion, LLC, a subsidiary of Wyoming-based True Companies, hopes to break ground as soon as July 2027, pending state and federal approval. But the project has hit a stumbling block.

On July 22, the Montana Department of Environmental Quality, or DEQ, withdrew a waiver it had previously granted the pipeline. The waiver allowed the company to omit certain financial information and baseline environmental data from its state permit application with DEQ.