Absolutely. It's the investment tax credit, which is now 30% for combined heat and power plants and 15% for biopower alone. It is certainly helpful, but it doesn't matter what that investment tax credit is if you cannot get access to the electricity grid. It's one of these things where the numbers can improve potentially to the point where the provincial government says that it will sign a power purchase agreement, but my experience is that it's a little hard to understand the position of some of the provincial governments, particularly because they also own the forest, as to why they have denied access to the grid for biomass power plants.
This is why I bring the suggestion on the DND bases side, because you can essentially have a behind-the-meter type of situation. It is certainly helpful. It helps to improve the economics and drives down the levelized cost of energy generation, but by itself, it's insufficient to lead to significant investment in development.