Yes. I have one quick comment.
Of course, going along with the United States sometimes poses challenges as well. We need to pay attention to the policy context in the United States.
For example, the United States is quite aggressively pursuing wind energy right now. It looks like the U.S. will install about 10,000 megawatts of wind energy over the next three years. It has implications for Canada because it means we're actually in a situation where the demand for wind turbines is outstripping supply. A lot of those turbines are going to the U.S., and it's now hard for Canadian developers to get turbines in a timely fashion to meet the objectives we've set as a country.
We need to look at the policy framework in the U.S., and we need to make sure our framework is competitive to be able to ensure growth in these industries going forward.