The clean electricity regulations have been an important market signal tool across Canada that have really encouraged utilities, provinces and others to consider what the lowest-cost and most effective pathways are to try to reduce emissions in the electricity sector. They don't get to zero under their current design, but they do provide that signal direction that really encourages starting from things like distributed energy resources, which have been proven to play a really important part in our grids going forward. We're going to be using things like the EVs plugged in our driveway to help power back to our homes and trying to come up with some of those more creative solutions.
That's one of the ways this regulation can help drive a grid that's going to look like the future and not like the past.