Deutsche Bank Fund all four pipeline companies Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi Mizuho Bank JP Morgan Chase Citibank Barclays Wells Fargo Credit Suisse Royal Bank of Canada Bank of America Sumitomo Mitsubishi TD Bank Credit Agricole Scotiabank Canadian Imperial Bank HSBC Bank BNP Paribas DNB Capital/ASA Morgan Stanley UBS Bank Royal Bank of Scotland Societe Generale Bank of Montreal SunTrust BBVA Compass Natixis ING Bank US Bank National Bank of Canada Export Development Canada Caisse Centrale Desjardins Alberta Treasury Branches ICBC China Mega International Bank Huntington National Bank Branch Bank & Trust Co. E Sun Commercial Bank Regions Bank Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentina Taiwan Cooperative Bank PNC Bank Intesa Sanpaolo Hua Nan Commercial Bank Goldman Sachs Fifth Third Bank (Ohio) Community Trust Comerica Bank Citizens Bank Bayerische Landesbank Bank of Hawaii Banca IMI ABN Amro Capital United Overseas Bank Ltd (Canada) State Bank of India Loop Capital Markets First Commercial Bank Canada China Merchants Bank Co Ltd China Construction Bank Corp Bank of Taiwan Bank of China Bank Hapoalim BM Does Your Money Fund Oil Pipelines? Funding Behind DAPL and Proposed Tar Sands Pipelines learn more at MazaskaTalks.org $27.9 billion ENergy Transfer Dakota Access Pipeline Bayou Bridge Pipeline KINDER MORGAN TransMountain Pipeline TRANSCANADA Keystone xl Pipeline Energy East Pipeline $18.9 Billion $14 Billion $13 Billion Enbridge Line 3 Pipeline Estimates of total liquidity provided by financial institutions to TransCanada, Kinder Morgan, Enbridge and Energy Transfer. As of May 2017, a review of corporate filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, held up against finance industry databases, identified 28 credit facility and loan agreements totaling $41.5 billion in general corporate financing. Of the 28 lending agreements, half lack disclosure of individual bank commitments so equal distribution is assumed for the sake of illustration. Also included are underwriting commitments from January 1, 2014 through May 2017, altogether totaling another $32 billion in financing.