Absolutely. If you look at what we have in terms of existing capacity in our existing Trans Mountain pipeline, I think it has hundreds of thousands of barrels of capacity still left that they can ship to other markets. I know there's a conversation with the Alberta government on the MOU to do more.
The conversation with Indonesia is more on nuclear and SMRs, in terms of what they're looking for. They're looking to Canada and looking at our CANDU technology, because in Indonesia they also want to go to more sustainable energy. When they talk about sustainable, they talk about nuclear and about LNG, which is a bit lower in terms of carbon emissions when you compare it to crude.
These are active conversations that we're having. I don't shy away from any of the energy resources we have. We have a lot to offer in terms of energy, and we should be giving those opportunities and solutions to countries around the world.