Of course. I think we could probably focus on three key buckets. On the one hand, the infrastructure to make sure that those communities are connected, both physically and digitally, should be a key investment strategy. At the same time, we could think about long-term investments in greater resiliency.
I think we could think about that in two parts. On the one hand, there is the concern of ensuring that communities are well equipped for climate change resiliency, but the other side is to actually to make them energy-resilient. I think that is the key portion of investment, because in many respects when we talk about, for instance, greater connected communities, when we talk about making those communities drivers of economic growth, the key ingredient is in fact reliable, cheap and clean energy.
That is something that these infrastructure projects certainly could support, especially when it comes to longer-term strategic investments, from decisions around transmission infrastructure to SMRs. There's a whole series of options on the table that we could grab at, so I think that should probably be the overall focus that knits things together.