I think so. I think you're right that there's been a significant.... People forget to mention sometimes how big it is. Even 10 or 20 years ago we were talking about the fact that there was not enough oil and gas. Suddenly, we end up in a surplus world where everybody is producing oil and gas. That's a very big shift. Recently, we had a price war between some countries, which affected us tremendously.
When you look at the numbers now, we are actually exporting significantly to the U.S. We were at 3.9 million barrels per day before the pandemic. We were at 3.7 million, I think, in November, so we're basically back to where we were.
Line 3, of course, would increase the capacity to transport oil to the U.S. TMX will do that too. We are a reliable partner for the U.S. If we keep going in terms of decarbonizing our industry, if we keep going with best practices in terms of governance and social acceptance, and if we continue to be a partner like that, there will be a market for us in the U.S. and there will be a market for us in the rest of the world.
In all scenarios of the net-zero economy, a significant portion of oil and gas remains for the next 20 to 30 years. There's no reason why Canada will not be the supplier for this market.