Well, I would say the great thing is that our vision was to be the green supplier of choice to the world when it comes to steel, aluminum, batteries, semiconductors and beyond. There's the fact that Rio Tinto have their largest installed base, if I recall correctly, in Canada. I know they have a number of assets in Australia. However, the fact is that they have invested, and this is for more than a century. Like I said, I come from a riding that had the first plant in the world, I think, of aluminum, and it was there for a century. Clearly they're long-term investors, to say the least.
I would say to you that now ELYSIS is bringing us to the next century, because now what I hear from the original equipment manufacturer, the automakers, is that they want green aluminum. I will bet you—and I hope it's going to be on the record—that people will move from electric cars to green cars. You don't need to take it from me, but take it from the CEO of Mercedes-Benz. Mercedes-Benz has a vision that in 2035, if you buy one of their cars, they will give you a certificate of zero carbon.
Obviously, what we're doing with Quebec and aluminum, and what we're doing in Canada is that we're putting ourselves ahead of the game, because if you want to be integrated in these long supply chains, you will have to have decarbonized. Thanks to the vision we had and the investments that we've been making with the company, now we're ahead of the game—a bit like we were on the ice. For me, we are betting on the future, betting on our people, our capacity to innovate. I can tell you that I've been on the site in Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean many times. Those are some of the best in the world. A generation of people have worked in aluminum, just like my uncles. Most of my family worked at the plant at the time.