We have, with the United States, the greatest trading relationship in the entire world, some $1.6 billion of trade every single day. And we want to nurture that relationship. But the other fact is that 100% of our energy exports go to the United States. It is always a problem to have one customer. In this case, the problem is exacerbated, as we've seen recently, by some political decisions that have put off the acceptance of the Keystone XL pipeline. But there is an ongoing economic disadvantage to that dependency on the United States, and that is the difference between the price of oil in the continental U.S. and the international price. This is costing us more than $40 million every single day. The cost is $135 billion over the next 25 years, just as a result of that price difference.
In addition to that, the United States is—