Some storage technologies are included. Specifically, thermal energy storage, which is the same principle but just a different application, primarily for industrial heat and power, is not included in the current suite of tax credits. I could get into all of the digging we've done for how we got there, but it seems that at the time when the tax credits were initially designed, the technology was maybe not at the readiness level to be included and therefore was excluded.
Although we've worked through the process to get these passed and implemented into legislation, it hasn't yet gotten to the point where they're now included. We've been advocating and doing our due diligence with ministries for the past number of years to hopefully push that change forward.
My colleague Robert can speak to specifically how the technology is utilized. It has a strong business case in Alberta, so I'll turn it over to him.