It's my favourite question: No.
To give you a sense of where we are right now, we need 100,000 public EV chargers this year. This is according to NRCan. This is not our estimate. There are 36,000. This morning I decided to look at the rate of growth of the charging infrastructure. I was curious to know whether we'd made progress since last year. So far this year, 3,500 chargers have come online. Again, according to NRCan, we need 40,000 a year. At best we're seeing about 3,000 or 4,000. There is simply no way to have the infrastructure installed at the pace needed to support mandated targets.
Then, of course, the bigger challenge is that as you build out that infrastructure, you need to have transformer upgrades and line upgrades to accommodate the electricity. It can be done, but it has to be thoughtful. There has to be a plan to do that. It's also quite costly.
That's where we stand right now in infrastructure.