Thank you, Chair.
Thank you all for joining us today. Mr. Smith, it's always great to see you.
As we all agree, Canada has what the world wants. We have a long history of exporting CANDU technology, as you mentioned, with 26 reactors in six different countries and potentially two more in the near future. This success is backed by uranium resources, skilled workers and engineers, and a Canadian supply chain with its industrial capabilities and manufacturers.
The nuclear energy strategy launched in June identifies becoming a global supplier and exporter of choice as a priority. From Candu's perspective, how ready is Canada to meet growing international demand for nuclear technology? Where are the most immediate opportunities? What limits our ability to deliver multiple projects at the same time?