Thank you, Chair.
The committee has heard about some benefits of strategic interties. Ontario, B.C., and Quebec all produce more electricity than they can consume domestically. As a result, all three provinces sell their surplus power to other provinces, and as you or the other witness mentioned, to the U.S.
The greater intertie coordination and the quota needed for more efficient energy management by the provinces as a whole means they're going to be selling more electricity to other places. Of course, they can use the surplus power to produce hydrogen by electrolysis, like you mentioned, but they can also sell more power or electricity to the U.S.
How might this impact on the Canada-U.S. energy trade and their relations?