Ms. Guibord, in regard to east-west transmission, one of the other members mentioned the importance of that.
At some point with electrical projects and transmission, there is a marginal utility function where the further out you go, the less power you can share. This is typically why we have north-south energy transmission, which is partly addressed here in Bill C-39, to coordinate with a regulatory agency outside of Canada.
Just how realistic is east-west transmission? Is it case-specific, where there are certain projects where it makes absolute sense? What are the physics behind longer transmission?