Yes, I would think so. Yes, I think retrofits overall are paying back. What we model through our reports, which we'd be happy to share with you, is that we're looking at 20% to 40% reductions, not 100%. What's really important here is that this can be done through recommissioning when it comes to your building systems. It can be done through deep retrofitting where you're replacing your equipment, your lighting, and those types of things. If you want to go further, you can bring in renewable energy or do a fuel switch from a fossil fuel to a clean source of energy. This is quite doable.
What's really important here is that the 20% to 40% reduction is important, but scale is also important. We have 250,000 existing buildings in Canada and about 12 million to 13 million homes. There's a real opportunity here to accelerate the retrofit of those, and an opportunity for the government—I don't even know how many buildings you own, but it's in the thousands—to actually start looking at which ones are the most suitable for retrofit and can also provide you with a return on your investment so that you lower your operating costs by eliminating carbon.