Multi-source·Jul 23, 2026·4 sources analyzed
DOJ opened comments on a Keystone Pipeline Clean Water Act settlement
The proposed consent decree would require South Bow to pay more than $26.8 million, fund Kansas restoration projects and complete pipeline-safety work after the 2022 Keystone spill. Comments are open until August 14, 2026.
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officialjustice.govJustice Department Files Proposed Settlement with Owner and Operator of Keystone Pipeline to Resolve Clean Water Act Violations for 2022 Pipeline Rupture in Kansasofficialjustice.govU.S., et al., v. South Bow (USA) LP and South Bow Infrastructure Operations Inc.officialepa.govCivil and Cleanup Enforcement Cases and Settlementsofficialebs.publicnow.comSouth Bow L.P. CWA Settlement Summary