I'm happy to start, and maybe André can jump in.
Yes, you are correct that electricity has been a relatively stable contributor to the overall energy mix in Canada. We are approximately at the OECD average for electrification of our economy, which means we're not an outlier on either end of that equation. As part of the doubling we talked about, we see electricity taking an ever-increasing role in the overall energy mix.
I would say as well that what we have, and what China and most OECD members don't have, is an abundant fuel resource. This explains part of the reason a country like China might be more tempted to move into electricity, where they can be less dependent on imported fuel resources.