Thank you, all, for coming here today.
I'm going to start with Mr. Struthers.
I want to talk first about the energy-producing ideas you talked about. I was just at a natural resource forum in Prince George where a number of groups talked about the use of wood residuals or wood chips to create energy-generation plants in remote areas to get them off diesel. One was in Fort Ware and another one was a remote community in north central B.C. that was being paid by BC Hydro to gather up all the logs that drifted up onto the beach of Lake Williston, a big reservoir, and burn them. They were paid to burn them on the beach. There was an engineering company working with them to develop this.
I'm just wondering what you see as the overall potential for these kinds of projects. We heard from Mr. Price previously. I don't know if you heard his testimony about the BRIMS project where you now have a database in Alberta, for instance, that shows you where biomass residuals are and how much are there. Do you have any idea of the future for this, to get these remote communities off diesel?