I think the first and biggest opportunity is the blue hydrogen transition that we're seeing in Alberta, in both the north and south. Six big oil sands companies are applying a lot of their resources toward this, and we hope the government will be able to back them in this venture, including on carbon sequestration, and so forth. I think Alberta can be the leader in providing hydrogen.
In Europe, Germany just signed an agreement with Middle Eastern countries to buy 2,000 tonnes of hydrogen per day from them. The Chinese government has committed to 200,000 tonnes of hydrogen per day from the international market. Canada has to be on that precipice. It's first nations who want to get into the STEM programs and be a part of this. We need help from both industry and government to do that.