I think the production incentives are the missing piece of the Canadian picture. I don't want to say that the capital supports aren't useful, but in the absence of that sort of operational component—the production piece—they're not as efficient as what could be achieved with the suite of tools that could be developed using the capital investment tax credits and something like a market surety mechanism. That's especially the case for CCUS, whereby you're capturing a commodity that doesn't have any market value that's predictable in the way investors need.
On December 13th, 2022. See this statement in context.