Well, it doesn't.
Of course, we have to recognize that when we're comparing strictly some renewables such as solar or, in this case, wind, they are not effective unless they are backed up, usually by natural gas, or as I think Ms. Smith has pointed out, by other electrical means. In my province, of course, that would mean nuclear.
I think the issue for many of us, however, is that we are seeing a circumstance where the reality of high-cost renewables is skewing to the upside the costs for ratepayers, not just for the cost of hydro in and of itself, but also—