Thank you, Chair, and thank you to Mr. DeMarco for coming back.
I have some questions for Stephanie Tanton on some details on the net-zero accelerator investments. I've spent a lot of time in Canada's steel industry, and I've spent a lot of time in the Saguenay, a beautiful part of Canada where the aluminum is produced. We're looking at green steel, green aluminum.
I'm looking at some of the projects that have been announced, like $420 million at Algoma in Sault Ste. Marie, and $500 million for green steel in Hamilton at ArcelorMittal, closer to my riding. ArcelorMittal Dofasco is looking at halting the use of coke by 2028. They're in the process of demolishing their coke plant.
Sweden is looking at locating in Quebec a $6-billion Boden-like site for green steel. It looks like steel has a solid focus in terms of industrial emissions.
I look at aluminum and Rio Tinto's $1.1-billion expansion of the AP60 smelter in Quebec with 96 new AP60 pots that were announced in June 2023. That's also in the Saguenay. They'll be up online by 2028. Alcoa has invested $60 million.
As we're building our inventory of steel and aluminum conversions, some of these numbers aren't going to be shown for a while. Are they included in your reduction forecasts for greenhouse gas emissions? Are they included in the audit scope, or are these outside the scope?