Demand for all hydrocarbons has been growing. Depending on who you believe, demand for oil this year will grow somewhere between 1.2 million and 2.2 million barrels. Demand for natural gas typically grows at about seven billion to eight billion cubic feet per year. That doesn't necessarily translate into profitability for Canadian oil and gas because the other requirement we have is egress to those markets. Without egress, our product typically gets landlocked and discounted.
With the start-up of the TMX pipeline, we've seen us getting much closer to global pricing for our oil. I'm hopeful that, with the start up of LNG Canada, we'll start to see improved gas pricing for producers there as well.