I have a question for Ms. Wörlen.
With respect to the feed-in tariffs that you talked about, this is something we struggle with in Canada with many of the utilities: the guarantee of price. You talked about people being able to buy into shares of local energy production. I assume that was also connected to the feed-in laws and the tariffs that were made available for communities to go out and borrow money or finance these projects.
How critical was that component in allowing for, first, local commitment to the projects, but also to the projects themselves, those feed-in laws for local power generation?