Canadian oil arrives in Japan as Asia reduces dependence on the Middle East supply
Japan has received its first shipment of Canadian crude oil since 2025, signalling a major shift in energy sourcing as disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz reshape global oil trade. The cargo, purchased by Eneos and transported via Canada's Trans Mountain pipeline on a vessel chartered by Exxon Mobil, highlights Asia's growing demand for Canadian crude. Watch to learn why this shipment matters, how it could impact regional energy security, and what it means for Canada's expanding role in global oil exports.
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