Thank you very much.
I'll note that the federal government recently announced $370 million to provide a per-litre production incentive to Canadian biofuel producers. This is really to help improve the competitiveness of Canadian renewable diesel and biodiesel production, of which canola oil is a key feedstock. The details are still coming on that, but that is one way to think about supporting the agricultural sector in climate action.
I'll switch to you, Ms. McKenzie. I know that the Pembina Institute has investigated the cost of clean electricity grids in Atlantic Canada. One of the major challenges for the federal government is getting provinces to collaborate on the shared infrastructure needs associated with such a project. What role do you see for the federal government in supporting Atlantic provinces in moving towards this initiative?