You're clearly aware, given your reference to the 2008 money for renewable energy, that the government announced a series of energy programs, including renewable energy programs, which began in 2007. With respect to renewable power, there was a $1.48 billion investment in renewable power. We are into the third year of the four-year mandate of that program. It is very popular, it's very well known, and it has been discussed in many places. The demand for that program exceeds the supply of money. The government has committed about 80% of that $1.48 billion. More than 80 projects have been started to put renewable energy in place. So the program is well on track to displace 4,000 megawatts of carbon-based electricity with clean renewable sources.
That said, the government is currently taking advice in terms of what the next step is in supporting more renewable energy in the power mix in Canada. That program still has a year and a half to run, even though the demand is already greater than the supply of funds. My colleagues are consulting with officials from industry, environmental groups, provinces, and academia on what our next step to support renewable power should be. In fact, Minister Raitt is holding a national round table on this subject in November to get good long-term strategic advice on what our next steps should be.