Absolutely not.
The big challenge is the lack of infrastructure. The Gulf spill had approximately 40,000 people working on it. It's physically not possible to get even a fraction of that number of people working on an oil spill in the Arctic, even given the operating limits in terms of the number of days you can operate. That's the big challenge: the lack of infrastructure at this point. In theory that can be improved upon, but at this point it's quite small.