Plans in engineering are under way, but until we have clarity on policy and price, I think we're unlikely to see large volumes of capital being deployed.
In the United States, with the Inflation Reduction Act, the section 45Q tax credit was substantially upgraded, so for the production of hydrogen, electricity, ammonia and ethanol—a variety of the building blocks of reality and of society—the United States has chosen to pay for the carbon capture and sequestration process. For producers of those products—hydrogen, ammonia and so on—in Canada, we are using a carbon tax plus the investment tax credit. They are different approaches, but I would very much echo the comment that has been made today that the United States is prepared to buy the carbon and pay for it, and industry participants see that as far more competitive and more interesting to attract capital.