The solar perspective is very similar to that of wind. A lot of it is capital-intensive, so we find that our feedback is positive on these incentives from the tax base. A lot of the limitations that were in class 43.1 were removed in class 43.2, so they've now taken off the restriction on the size of the implementation that can now use that incentive, as well as photovoltaics that are used in building-integrated construction. So some limitations have been taken off.
From our point of view, this is an important incentive from the federal standpoint. The customers certainly use that in their investigation of the implementation of solar power. It's probably one of the ways the federal government can continue to support our industry and further investigate even more incentives in that regard.
So we're glad to see that it has been extended and that some of the limitations have been taken off. It's important.