Mr. Sorensen, we just heard a minute ago from the gentleman from Poland about the issue of pricing in Ukraine and how it's low and is a problem.
Yesterday I was reading an article that said, for instance, that the new LNG plant in Louisiana, the first one to be built in North America, is likely to sell its product to Asia. If those sales to Asia offset some of the sales from, for instance, the Middle East, those Middle Eastern products might end up going to Europe instead. But you're talking about direct supply to Germany.
When you're looking from the point of view of an LNG plant in Goldboro, first of all, am I right to assume that your first consideration would be where the best price would be obtained? Secondly, obviously, you've said that you were talking to a utility in Germany, which is of interest. What facilities *have to exist in Germany or elsewhere in Europe to, let's say, unpack or to gasify the LNG before it can be put into pipelines?