We actually think we will be gaining jobs in the clean fuel standard almost immediately from the farming community, from farmers, but also, importantly, for our future competitiveness. The fact is, talking to people who are on the ground in Washington, we know that one of the biggest and most effective lobbies in Washington is the farmers' lobby. As we understand it, they are lobbying the incoming administration very hard on an American clean fuel standard.
When one of your biggest competitors and biggest customers is starting to head in that direction, when the European Union, South Korea, Japan and so many other countries that we are allied with, both as people who provide us and people who we provide, are heading in that direction, it's simply a matter of, okay, on what terms do we do that? How do we make sure that this is a made-in-Canada solution and how do we remain competitive globally?
That is the direction we're seeing investors going in as well. They're putting their money into jurisdictions that are taking action on this. We think the clean fuel standard is a really important part of that plan to reduce emissions and accelerate the use of clean fuels.