Well, no one's talking about not taking action. I think what we're talking about is whether a 2030 target is realistic or a 2050 target is realistic. Our plan is centred around a 2050 target, which is what we signed on to internationally and what most of the nations of the world have signed on to—except for China, which has said 2060, and I believe India, which has said 2070.
I can tell you the cost. We almost had an experience of that in January 2024. It was at five o'clock at night, when the sun went down, and there was no solar. It was -30°C. We had to turn down the wind turbines, because they have mechanical failure after -30°C. We had to do an emergency call-out to our people to turn off their lights while they were doing dinner and homework with their kids at night to avoid having our power grid fail.
When the power grid failed in Texas, 1,000 people died. I think that's one thing we have to keep in mind about reliability.