Absolutely.
I share your sentiment as it relates to the Iogen technology. That technology will find its way back into Canada, there is no doubt about that. And Shell is also one of my member companies, so I'm in a somewhat precarious situation.
In all seriousness, absolutely, we would like to see the ecoEnergy fund reopened, the $500 million, to ensure that we get the most viable projects going forward. What I would like to see, first of all, is a performance bond of some kind so that when and if the program is reopened, would-be applicants have to put forward 25% of the production based on their first full year of capacity. That 25% would be repayable when the major equipment is ordered and put in place.
The second thing we'd like to see is a very transparent and very timely and prompt window for new application submissions and selection, and then the final contribution agreement approvals. From the cash side of the equation, we'd like to see the existing production incentives for all renewable diesel projects in the program right now extended to March 31, 2017, and to review all of the other unused funds in that ecoEnergy program. This is a program that was absolutely successful as it relates to ethanol, and we want to see that success emulated on the biodiesel side.