Thank you, Mr. Chair, for that question.
We don't have a set definition or formula for what clean energy is defined as, but certainly the government has been very candid and forward in terms of what we aspire to be.
In the case of LNG, the goal is very simple. It's to aim to adopt the most advanced technologies to have the lowest carbon intensity possible in those emissions. I'm proud to report that both for LNG Canada and for the other projects that are being actively considered—Woodfibre and Cedar LNG— we're very much looking at it to be this way and to be truly world leaders in this domain.
I would close by noting that in talking to customers in Korea and Japan in particular, they do appreciate Canada's positioning there, and as we can see now, the marketplace is moving more towards such products, which clearly respond well to market needs.