One would also be able to argue it this way: Why wouldn't we want to be pushing for advancement in technologies that take more and more liquid natural gas off the market as we develop a greener way of providing energy to people around the world? There's also that, of course.
While I will say that I think we need to be open to all colours—the turquoise, the grey, the blue, the green, whatever colour that is—we can very clearly say that green hydrogen is the preferred hydrogen for Germany, and for all of us, because it is better for our climate change targets and our goals.
There is another thing I wanted to ask you about. I'm not an energy expert. I'm from Alberta, so maybe I should be, but I'm not an energy expert.
When we talk about infrastructure and regulatory frameworks, we are talking about building a pipeline to go across the country. That's what that means. When you say that we are going to expedite that, or it should be expedited, is what you're saying that we should not listen to provinces and indigenous groups in the development of that pipeline?
What expedites the regulatory framework? What's stopping the regulatory framework?