The quick response would yes and no.
What I mean to say by that is where you have low energy costs and you do a business case analysis, you will find it's more viable than where the energy costs are higher. Our case analysis demonstrated that for British Columbia, energy is a big concern. It's offset to some degree by the gains that you would get by controlling the environment and better feed conversion, and those sorts of thing,s but it still is a very high cost and you still have to get a premium price. So where you have a reduced cost for your electricity, it could be more viable.
The no part of my answer was premised on whether or not it would create enough growth across Canada, or in Newfoundland, to satisfy the growth needs of the industry? As things sit right now, I don't think it will so alone.