Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I want to follow up on that, Mr. Henkel.
Something seems to have been misunderstood, or there's a misunderstanding between the industry and the people who want to develop carbon capture and sequestration technologies.
From what I understand, it's impossible to implement carbon capture and sequestration strategies without a price on carbon. However, people in the industry don't seem to want a price on carbon. It's a bit like the snake eating its tail.
Why, then, invest massive amounts of money in decarbonizing oil if there are no incentives to do so?
I say this in good faith: Sometimes, it gives outsiders the impression that it's more of a sales hook. Some people will present that as greenwashing rather than a genuine desire to decarbonize the sector.
I'd like to hear your comments on that.
First, do you agree with a price on carbon?