Thank you for the question.
Carbon capture and storage is the technology of last resort in some ways. There are companies—including the Canadian company Heidelberg and its facility in Edmonton—that are actively exploring full-scale carbon capture, so the technology is a real conversation in Canada. There are also active capture systems in cement facilities in other jurisdictions around the world.
The business case for carbon pricing is the farthest away, among any of the solutions in our sector, I would say. An ecosystem of pricing, credits and other forms of financing support such as contracts for difference are absolutely essential for getting those technologies off the ground.