As you know, our government has been very clear that we want to reach our ambitious targets and achieve our climate change goals from COP21 in Paris, but we recognize that now more than ever we have a responsibility to explain that the environment and the economy go hand in hand. When we're trying to achieve these targets, we can create an economy that actually creates jobs. It's not simply about the environment but about the environment connected to the economy in a meaningful way.
We talk about blue-collar jobs or white-collar jobs, but we also have a responsibility to promote green-collar jobs. These jobs prevail in every single sector.
When we were in the Soo, we saw how this prevailed in so many different sectors, not only in renewables but also in how companies were more efficient in terms of their use of energy and how they were being more efficient in terms of the outcomes they were getting.
Keep in mind that we made an investment of $1 billion—