TransCanada Media Advisory from February 17, 2012 - 75 Per Cent of Keystone XL Pipe would be 'Made in North America'

"We estimate 821,000 tons of high strength line pipe will be used on the project in Canada and the U.S.  TransCanada has estimated it will use 660,000 tons of steel for the U.S. portion of the Keystone XL pipeline.  The following are the line pipe mills who are manufacturing the pipe:

    Welspun - Little Rock, Arkansas,  USA  332,800 tons 50%

    Evraz – Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada  156,266 tons 24%

    ILVA – Italy      103,147 tons 16%

    Welspun - India         69,457 tons 10%"

It will be interesting to see how well Donald's  1 Trillion dollar infrastructure plans go on top of the wall construction and increased Military expansion and whether American Industry on its very own will be able to keep up with the demand...gosh brings back memories of my first Economics 101 class, Guns and Butter!

A Google link for the lazy :)

http://www.transcanada.com/5951.html