Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I'll return to the discussion Mr. Danko had with the previous witness.
Mr. Renou, in your presentation, you clearly demonstrated that the forestry sector is in transition, that the pulp and paper sector will inevitably decline and that the energy sector could be a good alternative sector for residues.
We've had these discussions many times here in the committee as part of our studies on the forestry sector. One thing keeps coming up from many witnesses when it comes to fuels produced from biomass.
I would like to make this very clear. It's important to develop a standard for clean fuels and for carbon pricing. Without these two tools, it becomes difficult to reduce the risk associated with the initial phase of the industrial-scale implementation of biofuels or clean fuels produced using biomass.
I'd like to hear your comments on that, as it strikes me as an important point. Often, here in the House of Commons, we hear people telling us that we need to eliminate the standards for clean fuels and carbon pricing.
What do you think?