I fully agree with you, but to reduce the risks associated with that, incentives will still be needed. Back home, yesterday or the day before, it was announced that Elkem Metal was selling its biocarbon pilot plant, which makes it possible to replace coal in its industrial process. So we know that there are significant costs associated with that. The reason this company decided to get involved in this is that there is a significant benefit in terms of reducing emissions. The same goes for Arbec, which produces biofuels.
In that regard, do you think government action—the assistance provided to the industry for the deployment of these technologies—is sufficient?
If you have any ideas on what could be done in the short term, since the forestry sector needs this in the very short term, we would like to hear them.