Absolutely.
We've heard from different folks across the sector that there does need to be investment both in the innovators themselves, providing them with the opportunity to develop their tech, and in support of the adoption of technology. Maybe I'll spend a bit of time there.
We've heard from end-users that they don't have the capacity to actually adopt any innovative solutions. There may be risk aversion, or they may not have the time in their day or the people-power to actually assess innovative technologies, understand the risks, and understand how they may fit into their infrastructure.
Investing in initiatives to help overcome those capacity shortfalls will actually support the adoption of technology, which has a good economic benefit for the water-tech ventures and potentially lowers costs for those end-users.