Let me add to that.
I can't think of a single country or jurisdiction in Asia that doesn't want it all, right now. Especially because of the new situation of constrained supplies for oil and gas, there is a keen—in some places desperate—demand for the diversification and identification of reliable sources and choke point-free sources of oil and gas. Canada offers both of those in increasing amounts, and Canadians are out there talking to potential customers. Canadians aren't pitching only clean energy; it goes right across the whole spectrum. Vietnam was an excellent example, with a growing population and a growing economy that is aiming at 10% a year. So much energy is needed for that.
In the case of Japan, Japan is not investing in new oil refining capacity, but they would like to have access to different sources of crude oil. There's an issue there with the variety of oil that we sell, but there may be technical solutions related to blending. While Japan is absorbing the supply shock from the gulf, it's at the same time accelerating its efforts to make a transition to renewables and green energy.