Well, I would say that it means the same as it does for the rest of the industry in Canada, the other primary smelters, because it's all a matter of supply and demand in North America. The Kitimat plant is certainly a world-class operation that ships into two markets, which are Asia and North America.
There will be an increase in the growth of demand for aluminum that will be pulled by the IRA. Depending on the products that are generated or manufactured out of Kitimat, they will be able to capture some of that increase in demand.
It's all in market play at the same time. Canada is not the only country exporting to the U.S. We are competing with the Middle East. We are competing with India and with some Asian countries. They are all high-carbon, and we have the lowest carbon footprint in the world, so that's an edge. In looking at the decarbonization of the U.S. industrial sector, Kitimat certainly has an edge on the competition.