That's very important, because one of the questions we always hear on solar and wind is about their flexibility, because they are not always running at peak capacity. However, if we could store that at the cost it's being delivered at, it would be very beneficial not just for the clean energy sector but also for the bottom line for consumers.
I'm going to have to switch to Mr. Vichie now. I'm very interested in green hydrogen, but there's the need to get these projects up to speed. It's not just that we are dealing with a climate crisis; our competitors in the United States are moving on the U.S. seaboard at an extraordinary rate with projects getting off the ground that are going to be producing offshore wind for hundreds of thousands of homes.
Are you concerned that we're going to get swamped? When they have to dump their excess capacity, wouldn't Nova Scotia be a natural place for them to dump that and maybe make some of our projects a little less viable?