Canada's hopes of becoming a global energy superpower took a significant hit in October when TransCanada, the country's largest pipeline operator, unceremoniously cancelled the proposed Energy East pipeline. The C$15.7bn ($12.32bn) pipeline would have shipped 1.1m barrels a day some 4,500km (2,800 miles) to Canada's Maritimes, making it the country's longest pipeline, and one of the largest in the world. Energy East would have backed out some 0.75m b/d of imports—mostly from Africa and the Middle East—from Canada's import-dependent eastern provinces and helped achieve a long-held goal of Canadian nationalists to make the country self-sufficient in oil.
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机译：加拿大成为全球能源超级大国的希望在10月份Transcanada最大的管道运营商，毫不客气地取消了拟议的能源东管道时，于10月份遭受重大打击。 C $ 15.7百万美元（12.32亿美元）的管道将每天发货1.1米桶，每天为加拿大的澳大金飞区（2,800英里），使其成为该国最长的管道，以及世界上最大的一条管道。 能源东方将在加拿大进口依赖东部省份的非洲和中东地区提出了大约0.75米的进口 - 主要来自加拿大进口依赖的东部省份，并帮助实现加拿大民族主义者的长期目标，使国家自给自足的国家。
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