Absolutely.
I'm going to transition a bit. We had the German Chancellor come to Newfoundland and Labrador. They were trying to get natural gas to pivot away from their Russian energy dependence. The Liberal government said no, they didn't want to sell them natural gas. They said there was no business case for that, so they wanted to sell them hydrogen. The thing with that is Canada and Germany jointly pledged $600 million to the project, and a CBC article is now saying that they're waiting for more subsidies from either the Canadian or the German government.
Does it make sense to subsidize one energy form and rely on foreign German subsidies, rather than simply produce more offshore oil and gas that makes a profit, paves roads, improves health care and gives us more geopolitical leverage internationally?