I noticed that you said the word “green”. I really don't like the colours green, blue, purple or turquoise. I think we should be talking about carbon intensity, because carbon emissions are driving climate change.
In that context, I think Alberta has enormous opportunities with respect to hydrogen. It is the centre of renewable energy development in this country and has by far the fastest growth in renewable energy. That can be used to produce electricity, which can be used to produce hydrogen.
There are also pathways through which you can use natural gas resources. Alberta has an abundance to produce ultra-low-carbon hydrogen, assuming that you address upstream methane emissions and that you capture carbon through the production process.
We have developed a hydrogen strategy. We are focused very much on driving forward with hydrogen as a major opportunity for many parts of this country. We have MOUs with Germany, the European Union and the Netherlands. It certainly is an area of critical focus, and I would say it's an enormous area of opportunity for Alberta.