I understand that, but the talk around China's emissions doesn't relate to oil and gas.
The United States has no oil and gas cap. They have no carbon tax, the same as Russia. They're doing great, and whether or not you're talking about primary markets or secondary markets, their production is actually increasing, including all the coal plants that are being built in China.
I heard the conversation around coal as well, but the specific question was whether there is an analysis within your departments—or in government, for that matter—of the competitiveness of oil and gas, or even the coal industry, in relation to these three major competitors?
