As Minister Freeland talked about, part of the underpinning of the reason this project moved forward was to be able to reduce the differential so that Canada is actually extracting full value for its resources. That is important from an economic perspective as we look toward a world that is transitioning toward lower carbon. That is going to require investments in a range of different things, including renewable energy, nuclear technology, hydrogen and biofuels, and investments in a range of technologies, such as carbon capture and sequestration.
It is important for us to be extracting that value as part of investing in our plan for economic growth going forward. We have now committed to invest over $160 billion in the clean energy transition, the vast majority of that going into projects to create good jobs and economic opportunities that will be sustainable going forward.