Chair, I don't have an answer to that question for you. That's a complicated analysis, better put to people in the industry or associations related thereto. Right now, what we're dealing with is low prices, and I think that's the most important driver here.
Low prices for oil mean that the economy has to re-adapt. The size of the energy economy will be smaller as a share of the total economy, and other parts of the economy will grow faster for a period to fill in that space. That's a process that we expect to take several years to complete.
How a pipeline project may or may not fit into that picture is a very complex analysis that we haven't done.