RE:RE:NGI think the answer is the demand will be driven by coal replacement. Lower LNG prices will trigger faster conversions and then demand will quickly step up. The bigger question is how will LNG supply keep up if demand takes off due to coal replacement. Right now nat gas is on a price ratio of almost 40 to 1 to oil yet has an energy equivalent of 6 to 1. They have the technology now to convert nat gas to diesel. At current price ratios they will move from oil to nat gas at a torrid pace. The differential is way too wide and the technology is there. The differential will shrink very quickly.