Oil Pipeline Tolls Now, Against 2015 and 2020

What each federally regulated oil pipeline charges shippers now, against what it charged in January 2015 and in January 2020, with each of those = 100. Trans-Northern's toll is 4.1 times its 2015 level and Norman Wells' 2.7 times; Keystone's is up 17% on 2015 and flat on 2020. Southern Lights' and Cochin's are lower than in 2015. Each pipeline's figure is one headline toll, on the path and service it publishes longest, in its own currency and unit; pipelines without a toll on file in both 2015 and 2020 (Trans Mountain's current tariff starts in 2024) are left out, and so is Enbridge Mainline, whose tolls have been published since July 2023 in two currency parts (CAD$ and US$) that no single figure here can stand for. These are regulated shipping charges, not a price anyone pays at the pump.