My colleagues may want to comment on this as well, but let me give you a couple of quick responses.
First, I think if you updated that number, that 94.3% would be a lot less today, and that would be across the board--petroleum products and natural gas, and to an extent, probably electricity as well. So I'm not sure what that number would actually be.
Is it likely that prices would go higher than they were last fall? I don't think so. It's hard to speculate on something like that, but they were extraordinary conditions that we faced last fall. So no, we won't see prices going back to the 1990s, but I'm not sure that the fears of prices going through the roof beyond what they were last fall are really justified.
Perhaps my colleagues might want to comment.