Yes, absolutely. We have a couple of things coming up that we're extraordinarily proud of.
Last year we started our first conference on critical minerals here in New York. We invited down from Canada junior miners, people who have known deposits of critical minerals. We brought them together with investors here in the United States to see if we could make a match.
In most business dealings, as anybody involved in business will tell you, it doesn't happen overnight. This is a process. Investment is a process. Along those lines, we're there to try to accelerate that and to try to widen the opportunities for those investments to be made. Right there, at that conference on critical minerals last year, I think one or two investment deals were made. We're looking for patient capital here in New York. Patient capital is important for critical minerals and that's important for us.
Going ahead, we have a number of CTAs or climate tech accelerators, which are very big for us, bringing down Canadian technology looking for investors in the energy transition mode. We do this for a whole range of industries, but climate tech is a very big one. It's coming up in Climate Week New York, which is later this month, as a matter of fact.