Thanks for the question.
At this point, we have a government process that is selecting projects. They are engaging with provinces to bring them forward, so there's a collaborative effort there. Given that we're talking about government investment on both sides and finite resources in governments at both the provincial and national levels, that is the process we've set out to date.
In terms of the criteria we're looking at, the ability to supply exports, create jobs and add value in local communities, all of that is going to be absolutely essential alongside clean. We need to think about the ability to access demand where the countries we're looking to trade with are going. That's where the electrification trends playing out in the rest of the world have a critical role to play when we're thinking of this from an export perspective, so that we're not simply building projects that focus on the short-term opportunities but on where countries are aiming to be themselves in the next five and 10 years.
