Yes. I don't believe any other country has the substantial pore space that we have in Alberta. We've mapped out 25 hubs. We have technology that we have deployed at scale. We've already sequestered 14 megatonnes of CO2. Our neighbour, Saskatchewan, which also has an enhanced oil recovery program, has sequestered 40 megatonnes. In partnership with industry, we've been able to deploy that technology.
As I mentioned, I think direct air capture is the most promising, because that allows us to take CO2 directly from the atmosphere and safely sequester it underground in that porous space.
I don't see other nations making the same kinds of investments that we are. We have a commitment to be carbon neutral by 2050 through all of these different technology mechanisms. I think that Canada should have a greater share of that increasing market for oil and natural gas.