Electricity is not set by supply and demand per se. The prices are generally set by provincial regulatory bodies in virtually all provinces except Alberta. Ontario is a hybrid market, but certainly in Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Saskatchewan, etc., all of the electricity prices are set by regulators. They look at the cost structure brought forward by the industry, test against their ask in terms of increase in price, and come out with some judgment that allows a rate of return generally lower than the cost of equivalent service in the United States. So electricity is somewhat different from oil and gas.
I'll let Mr. Cleland talk to that situation.