I'll continue with you, Mr. Côté, but I'll also direct this to you, Mr. Pivnick, if you can answer the question I'm about to ask.
There's clearly a link to be made between electrification and critical minerals. I think those two sectors require two federal government strategies that will go hand in hand. Both of those strategies involve the development of storage systems.
I see more and more initiatives. I'm thinking of people I visited recently who are offering storage solutions. I see these initiatives developing, but I don't know how, at the public level, we can support people who have storage projects. Earlier, you talked about wind and solar energy, which do indeed require storage strategies. However, I don't know how the government can support these people to make it easier to implement these storage strategies.
To reconcile with my friend Mr. Martel, I would say that, indeed, most of the batteries currently used by people involved in storage come from China. That means a production line will have to be developed in Canada.
If you have any advice on that, I think it would help the government.