RE:DusterCountryBoy69, I just chatted with a friend of mine who knows a thing or two about downstream and marketing. He said that Asia, India are the big buyers of heavy crude for the asphalt in it to build roads, bridges, parking lots etc plus you get more diesel, kerosene etc out of them. The US is also importing Arabian heavy now at $87 per barrel.
He added that if Keystone and Transmountian pipelines had been built and not cancelled or delayed thst wcs would be over $80 US per barrel right now, the global demand for heavy oil is that high.
I don't listen to these posters going on about what wti is doing when it comes to heavy oil producers. Once pipelines are completed wcs will fetch a higher price and maybe even go higher than wti. Arabian heavy is already higher than wti or Brent right now. The problem with wcs is that it's landlocked with limited egress capacity for lack of pipelines.
When the Conservatives get elected bte sp will explode upwards. All of those ESG investors will be dumping renewables to join the party.