Well, actually in Canada we're about 80% non-CO2 emitting, so non-hydrocarbon. It was roughly 63% hydroelectricity last year, close to 2% wind, and then 15% nuclear. Then of the remaining, about 5% is gas and the bulk of the rest is coal.
Where are we going with coal? Well, under the greenhouse gas regulation for coal-fired facilities, that's going to be dropping off between now and 2030, 2035. In 2010 our install capacity was around 26,000 megawatts. It'll be something like 3,600 by 2030, so it's on a downward trend. A lot of that will be replaced by gas, but also a lot will be replaced by further hydro developments, wind, and if Ontario maintains its commitment to nuclear, then nuclear as well, including the new nuclear.