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Lower crude prices cut U.S.-Canada energy trade value in 2025
The value of U.S.-Canada energy trade fell 11% in 2025 to about $137 billion, with U.S. energy imports from Canada totaling an estimated $111 billion.
The value of energy trade between the United States and Canada declined in 2025 as lower crude oil prices weighed on the market, according to data cited by the U.S. EIA.
The U.S. Census Bureau data show U.S.-Canada energy trade value fell 11% in 2025 to an estimated $137 billion.
The EIA said the trade value is influenced by both energy volumes and prices, and that most of the total came from U.S. energy imports from Canada, estimated at $111 billion in 2025.
The remainder of the energy trade value reflected imports and exports between the two countries, EIA noted, with the overall drop driven primarily by weaker pricing for crude.
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