Sure. Thank you for the question.
I'll just zoom out a tiny bit from the question for a second. Around clean electricity investments and progress towards a net-zero grid, I want to talk about the incentives for that. I think the primary incentives driving that shift will be coming from the carbon pricing systems, especially the credits trading that will be going on within those systems. That will do the lion's share of the work to drive the emission reductions. As well, the investment tax credits that are being brought forward, or are in place, will do a lot to drive those incentives.
Those won't create a lot of certainty about the timing of the investments around clean electricity. I think that's where the clean electricity regulations will come in. They provide some certainty around timing and end points in terms of emission performance for gas in the system. That really sends a strong signal, driving some certainty into investment.
Thank you.