We're in an interesting situation whereby our climate policies are most aligned with the EU's, but our market, at least in steel, is most aligned with that of the U.S.
Our situation is complicated because, as I've already described, it's not a matter of just shipping more steel to the EU. That is not a market that's open to us, and we don't foresee that happening. Therefore, we must maintain the U.S. market access, and we must protect our domestic market. Those are two things we must do, but the carbon pricing regime, as I said, is not aligned with the U.S. regime.
We've already discussed the IRA. We have some IRA-type tools here, but not all of them and certainly not in the same way. Also, we have strong alignment with the EU, but it's not our market.