In principle, there are three export options: to the United States, to the west coast, or to the east coast. In principle, there is also the Churchill project, but, in my opinion, it will never be profitable.
However, we have created a public policy environment where we would like to export from the coasts, but where, due to public policies, it is more profitable to export to the United States. Therefore, we need to review the existing public policy incentives to encourage stakeholders in this sector to export to the coasts.
Naturally, our most important relationship is the one we have with our allies in Europe. We have been using it for about a hundred years to counterbalance the unilateralism of U.S. foreign policy. However, the most cost-effective and efficient way to ensure the energy security of our partners in Europe is inevitably via the east coast.