Thank you.
Ms. Labrie, you mentioned that you can use your technology to use the residue from the pulp and paper industry to produce biofuels—I guess mostly from pulp in the pulp process. I worked in pulp and paper for a few years, so I know in that the pulp mill the people burn that residue—they call it black liquor, actually—in the recovery boiler to produce steam to drive a turbine and generate electricity. The amount of electricity generated in that way is always sufficient, and more than sufficient, to meet the demand for the whole pulp mill. But with your technology, the residue is gone. The pulp mill will find a way to get enough electricity to drive their plant, and probably even drive your plant as well, on site. I'm trying to get the big picture of the costs between these two approaches, and the carbon footprint when you compare these two approaches.