Yes, I do. I want to use as an example something that's happening in Alberta, which I think gets at exactly your question. The Alberta government in 2007 established what they call the Alberta technology fund, which is a fund created by contributions from Alberta industry to offset carbon emissions in the province.
That fund accumulates somewhere in the order of $80 million a year. The objective of the fund is to support emerging clean technologies of all forms that are low carbon in nature. We believe that would be a great model to look at on a broader basis, should there be some value or price put on carbon in other jurisdictions. That technology fund concept is actually highly functional and operational, and to date it has funded over $200 million of investments in new technologies, which are leveraged by industry contributions as well.