I guess I'd highlight first the gateway funding that was announced on the north shore, which helps alleviate some bottlenecks for us. We're looking forward to that as we move forward to 2021.
As a producer, we're investing to improve our inventory stockpiling at the sites so that we can manage some of these challenges we've run into with our supply chain. We're also investing probably close to $400 million in upgrading the Neptune terminals on the north shore to ensure that we have that flexibility and continue to get the service and get the product to market. When these opportunities come up and the market is volatile, we have to capture it.
At a high level, evidence helps, and conversations around the numbers. Data-driven evidence is definitely beneficial, but we all benefit when we're fluid and we all benefit when we're productive. The challenge is that some of our partners are incentivized to run as lean as possible. When we run into these winter issues that happen every year, or have surges in grain crops, they aren't built to recover. That's not how they're running.