The United States is a massive market. That's one advantage that Canada just won't ever be able to replicate, but one item that I'm suggesting is clear certainty on carbon value and having a contractual approach so that if a future government elects to change the carbon price, it is underwritten contractually and bank loans and large-scale equity investments can be made in projects that are based on these carbon prices.
I think Canada can observe what's happening in the United States with the Inflation Reduction Act and the magnitude of those incentives, which apply to renewables and hydrogen and across many of the energy transition technologies. Canada can take a lesson on having more certainty. Fundamentally, the rate of return on these projects needs to be observable by the market and the financial risks need to be minimized as much as possible.