Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you to the minister for being here.
I'm thinking of project-based modelling, which could have been used by the environment commissioner—I don't think he used it—for some of the investments in clean technology happening as a result of the pricing formulas we've put out into the market. We've sent a signal. Carbon pricing is going to be a long-term solution we're using to drive down emissions and create a strong market signal to attract investments. Look at the clean technology investments that Rio Tinto, ArcelorMittal and Alcoa are doing in the production of green steel and green aluminum, creating thousands of good-paying jobs and reducing emissions. The reductions we're going to see from that weren't included, as far as I know, in the environment commissioner's report we saw a few weeks ago.
Can you comment on the importance of attracting clean technology investments and what that means to decarbonization in Canada?