That's correct. Nuclear will certainly result in a major increase in electricity generation in Canada if some of the forecasted reactors in Ontario, New Brunswick, Saskatchewan and Alberta move forward. It's also worth mentioning that the nuclear industry in its own right is a major source of exports for Canada as well. In uranium in 2024, we reached an all-time high, with nearly $4 billion in exports just in uranium, and an equal or greater amount in nuclear technology and services. It's a pretty significant export opportunity that will continue to grow as Canada establishes itself even further as a tier one nuclear nation.
