For the community efficiency program, we had an envelope for six years of $300 million. We are expecting this year to have finalized the spending of the whole envelope. We have more demand, a lot more demand, than what we can fund. This is why we're also looking to leverage the programs that already exist within the municipalities. We want to leverage these.
Some have done this. I have concrete examples and numbers for you, if you want, of municipalities that have been able to invest, after our funding, the federal funding, in their first iteration of the program. They are putting in more millions, let's say. They are choosing to invest in a program so that it can continue, or they are going to partner with a private entity. We have examples of that.
It's showing stability. It's not one program happening for a short period of time. It's staying for a longer time, because there's such a demand from the homeowners.