Thanks.
Could I follow up on Mr. Allen's question? I'm from Alberta. I know that Capital Power initially undertook to do carbon capture and storage, and committed to the Alberta energy board that they would reduce greenhouse gases, then reneged on that, but the board required that they still move forward.
On all of the coal-fired power testing of CCS in Alberta, the companies have pulled out. My understanding is the main reason they pulled out is absolutely no incentive because there is no requirement to reduce greenhouse gases from thermal electric until 40 to 50 years from now.
Can you tell me what other measures are in place that might incent any thermal electric company in Alberta to actually invest in CCS now?