Basically, we see that there's a real opportunity to leverage current industries, for example, the automotive industry. We have steel, and we have aluminum. We also have a good electricity industry in Canada. We can build on these to make sure that we adopt the technologies of the future, that we have in Canada the capacity to transform and manufacture the technologies that will be required to have success in terms of energy transition, and that we are able to meet the electricity demands of the coming 20 years.
What we see is that we need, somehow, a shift, because it's really not a competition against any particular conventional form of energy. It's really about efficiency. The more you can use electricity, the more efficient you will be, so you have less heat losses and whatnot.
Basically, we really need to electrify as much as possible. We need to make sure that the technologies used to do so are as Canadian as possible and that we leverage our minerals and the natural resources that we have in Canada in terms of moving forward.