I think hydrogen is one of our opportunities. Many parts of this country have an opportunity to benefit not only from hydrogen derived from renewables through electrolysis, but also from hydrogen derived from natural gas in an ultra-low-carbon way.
There are many applications right now whereby people are using gas effectively to produce hydrogen in industrial processes. As for going straight to hydrogen, a massive market exists today, but a whole range of applications around heavy-duty trucking and home heating, and a range of other things, are going to use hydrogen as we move into the future.
We are working very actively with the Europeans, on the one hand, with respect to the east coast. We are also working very actively with the Japanese, the South Koreans and others on the west coast, because many of these economies do not have the ability to produce hydrogen themselves and are going to be looking for a stable, reliable partner like Canada.