Thank you to the witnesses.
I was hoping to hear more about clean tech today. We don't seem to be hearing a lot of examples of what your organizations could do or should do, besides the government staying out of the way and things of that nature.
I come from the Northwest Territories. We don't produce a lot of greenhouse gas emissions. We're downstream from Alberta, so we live in constant concern of effects coming downstream in our waters and our different bodies that are out there. I attended meetings with people in northern Alberta, and they're concerned about what's happening on their lands too.
We do have communities in the north that have a lot of waste that they're producing, and no way to really get rid of it. We can bury it, but because of the permafrost it doesn't deteriorate. I really think that what you're doing at Enerkem could maybe be processes that we could look at in the north. In fact, maybe our committee could come and see what you're doing at your sites in Quebec and in Edmonton.
I'm curious at what scale your biorefinery process currently operates. Could you give us an idea of the volume of waste we're talking about, being produced at those two sites, and the amount of fuel and chemicals that are being produced at the same facilities?