Washington DC, July 31 -- The value of energy trade between the United States and Canada declined 11 per cent in 2025 to an estimated USD 137 billion, primarily due to lower crude oil prices and reduced trade volumes, according to the latest analysis report by the US Energy Information Administration (EIA).

The report said energy imports from Canada continued to dominate bilateral energy trade. Of the total trade value, U.S. energy imports from Canada stood at USD 111 billion, while U.S. energy exports to Canada totalled USD 26 billion in 2025.

It stated, "Crude oil accounts for the largest component of U.S.-Canada energy trade, making up 69 per cent of the total value traded in 2025."

The decline came as Brent crude oil prices average...