Sure. I think in terms of linking those things and that investment in core infrastructure to not only continue to meet current demand but to reconfigure the electricity system for the vision of the future, which in many ways is the two-way grid and distributed generation, and integrating some of the renewables onto the grid, something like investment in the research in energy storage technology really is a key component to that. Essentially, whether it's electric vehicles or whether it's any sort of wind, solar, or whatnot, it has to.... At this point our grid is the same as the one our grandparents built. In order to get to that point, this kind of investment is the Gordian knot, if you will. Energy storage really is the catalyst to get to that point. It really is a vision for the future, and there's good work being done elsewhere that we could highlight. It would be very important, I think. It would really do a lot for Canadian electricity.
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