Today, grey hydrogen is produced by cracking natural gas, and then you have hydrogen and CO2. It's used in refineries.
Clean hydrogen—what we're focused on—is about taking renewable power off the grid and splitting water to make hydrogen and oxygen. Both need to be either utilized on the spot or converted into something else to be able to move that molecule to the market.
In the case of the province of Quebec, you have a natural resource, which is the power grid. To the conversation earlier, we can actually come off-line when the grid needs our power. The rest of the time, we are a consumer and are part of the consuming base of that power, making clean hydrogen and utilizing the natural resources of the province to make clean hydrogen.