Sorry, but Keystone XL has absolutely nothing to do with this and the fuel that it was going to transport is the dirtiest, heaviest crude around and not gas. Af

Sorry, but Keystone XL has absolutely nothing to do with this and the fuel that it was going to transport is the dirtiest, heaviest crude around and not gas. After a year or more of lockdown and diminished demand we are now ramping back up and supply will take a while to catch up. Nothing magic about this and anyone who claims this is an indicator for some sort of long-term consequence (like the author of the original article) is clearly reading way too much into the tea leaves they are staring at.