Nuclear energy certainly represents one of the key areas where Canada has competitive advantages. We have expertise and can be exporting not just goods, but services and the ability to stand up, manage and operate these facilities. I think that's going to end up being one of the key opportunities here. As with any of the clean options, it's no silver bullet. It alone will not answer the need.
When it comes to low cost, we really should...domestically but also when we look at what the rest of the world is deploying, like renewables or battery storage. This is where countries are going to be looking to maximize because of the speed at which they can be stood up and the cost at which they can generate electricity. Looking at how we can play into those supply chains should also be a priority.
Certainly, nuclear has a role to play, especially from an energy exports perspective.