Even regarding the argument for combustion engines, there's still a place for them, in my opinion, for different types of travel, and for vehicles that we have at the current moment. Maybe there will be a day when that fully transitions out.
I don't know if you can answer this question. If you can't, it's okay. I've always been curious about this. As we do research and development partnerships.... For example, where I'm from, the University of Windsor and others have been doing so. Is there an interest for Canada to also help get transferable technology into other types of devices? As consumers, we're finally starting to see them become more involved in lawn equipment, other types of e-vehicles and so forth.
I'm curious.... You have an academia background. I've always believed that's kind of being put on the sideline for some reason right now. Obviously the trucks, the cars and the newest models are always the sexy things out there, but when you're talking about lawnmowers, cutting devices and all kinds of yardwork stuff, you're also reducing emissions. I'm just not sure whether that area is getting the attention. Perhaps we could actually carve out a special niche for other types of vehicles and mechanizations.