I have a point on that. Given that we have a carbon price within Canada, one that is planned to increase, I think it's really important that a tax credit be designed so that it does not provide a sort of unnecessary windfall to producers. If a tax credit is designed in a way that brings that higher price sooner so that producers can make investment decisions because of certainty, I think that's a good thing, but then the value of that emission reduction in the long term doesn't need to be sort of double counted. So you could do that by either basically ensuring that the environmental attributes are purchased through the design of that carbon price, or more generally to provide essentially a contract for difference or carbon pricing guarantee so that not only carbon capture and storage could take advantage of that, but all sectors and all emission production opportunities. You would have the ability to provide that certainty.
On February 7th, 2022. See this statement in context.