With access to tidewater, as I mentioned in my opening remarks, we have a 100% export rate to international markets, primarily Europe. In fact, we sell at Brent pricing and not WTI, so while western Canadian crude is sort of captive and sells at a discount to market price, we are actually in the open market.
We have what the world is looking for: advantaged barrels. We have access and security of supply. We have low emissions on the scope 1 and scope 2 emissions, and we have cost-competitive production because we can produce at $35 per barrel or less in terms of full life-cycle costs. Those are the three major ingredients.
Unfortunately, with this cap, it's proving hard even to move any discussions around growth forward.