Thank you very much. I think that's a very important point.
I was, together with some other colleagues, in Berlin in October. We had a chance to talk to some stakeholders there and to engage with our embassy. One of the key topics was how Canada can contribute to European energy security, including clean energy and technology.
What is very clear to me, from our European allies and friends, as well as from our Pacific allies and friends, is that there is a demand for Canadian energy—Canadian clean tech—to be part of it. Here, I include the nuclear part, too, which is an increasingly important part of the energy mix. It is being recognized by the world, by our European allies and others. We need to be able to provide it. We have the technology. We have the resources in northern Saskatchewan, for example. The same goes for other technologies.