I'll take that one.
Basically, as you indicated, this bill implements two new investment tax credits, the clean hydrogen investment tax credit and the clean technology manufacturing tax credit. Those are part of a suite of six investment tax credits that the government has announced. Those six investment tax credits represent the cornerstone of the government's plan for a clean economy. It has two core objectives.
One is the environmental objective, of course. The second one is very much a competitiveness objective and a response to what we saw in the U.S. with the Inflation Reduction Act. In that regard, these two represent the next two credits in the government plan. That's sort of the big picture.
If you're asking the technical question as to whether they interact and can be claimed together, the answer is that in general, no. You can't stack them. They're complements. Obviously, if a project has two separate pieces of equipment, one can take one credit if it's eligible, and the other can take the other. That's certainly a possibility, but one doesn't stack on top of the other. They complement each other. They cover a range of clean technologies that the government is seeking to encourage to implement its plan.