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North American energy as one integrated system
Oil, natural gas and electricity flow across North America's borders every day through pipelines, power lines and terminals. The continent is best understood as a single energy system with three very different policy regimes.
One system, three policy regimes
Energy is the clearest example of the continent working as a whole. Resources in one country feed refineries, power plants and export terminals in another. Policy, however, is set nationally and often by provinces and states, so the same molecule can be governed by several sets of rules on its journey.
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