If I may, we need a real industrial approach to this electrification, which means that we need to structure the service industry to make sure we lower the prices.
We need to have real strategies. Prices can be transformed by installing more, by targeting or changing regulations when needed. We can lower prices for heat pumps. Heat pumps should be much cheaper than they are today. When you look around the world, in fact, electrifying is a way to decrease the cost of these services, because we use much less energy, have much better control, and we improve the quality of the service, as you were mentioning.
It's the same thing for cars. I think we can not only ban the cheaper car around, but we have to see how we can leverage this to move, and we have to move on the other technologies, such as heavy transport.
I would say let's leave oil and gas on the side and focus on changing the use and service while increasing the production of electricity, and we'll get there more efficiently.