Enbridge (ENB) exec. says that Venezuelan crude is a supplement, not a replacement to Canadian heavy crude

Enbridge's statement that Venezuelan crude serves as a supplement rather than a replacement for Canadian heavy crude suggests a stable demand for Canadian crude in the market.

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This differentiation may mitigate concerns about supply shifts and reinforces the pricing relationship between Canadian and Venezuelan crudes, which could have implications for WTI and Brent prices as well as strategic positioning in the energy sector.

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