Okay.
Mr. Noorani, I paid a very interesting visit yesterday to a company called IDEA Contrôle. It provides advanced management services to companies in Quebec that want to obtain an energy block. In Quebec, for projects under 5 megawatts, companies don't need to ask Hydro‑Québec for an energy block. It's given to them de facto. Using a battery system, IDEA Contrôle manages to reduce companies' energy demand to below 5 megawatts.
There's the well-known 30% tax credit for clean electricity, but do you, as someone who represents many members, believe that this is sufficient to deploy new technologies that will ultimately help us improve our storage capabilities, but above all make businesses more competitive—businesses that wouldn't have stepped forward if this type of technology hadn't existed?
Are there other things the government could do?