There are really two ways to address a market in Australia.
We could decide to ship the final product that we produce here. For example, in Alberta we convert the garbage, the non-recyclable and non-compostable garbage, from the city of Edmonton into bioethanol and biomethanol. We could decide to ship some of those products to Australia.
The model also is that we can decide to invest in Australia and build our facility, i.e., export our technology and get technology licensing revenues but also get equipment sales revenue and be a partner. In that sense, we would be manufacturing the core components here in Canada, because this is where we build our infrastructure. Also, for IP reasons, we want to maintain the core here. We would be exporting the core equipment there and maybe locally building the rest that is not really the core.