Thanks for the question. That's a really good one.
We were excited to review that strategy when it came out. There are some really helpful elements in there, and it would align closely with what Mr. Powell mentioned earlier.
Providing a clear signal of growth certainly aligns with demand forecasts here in Nova Scotia, but it's always helpful to see that confirmed on a national scale. I would say that the tax credit for intraprovincial transmission inside the province is going to be extremely helpful from an affordability lens. We've discussed affordability here today already, and affordability is important—very much so—to customers in Nova Scotia. The growth in demand will lead directly to a need for additional investment in the transmission system, and the opportunity to have cost savings from that investment tax credit for customers will be very beneficial.
In terms of a direct signal on economic growth and investment, the other one that was helpful—and we see this through the lens of our energy resource procurement activities—was continuing to get greater clarity on the emissions policy framework going forward. It will be very helpful in enabling and unlocking some of those investments. The clarity that was provided on the trajectory for the carbon price, in parallel with the electricity system release and the discussions to come around the clean electricity regulations, will be important for unlocking some of the investments in the balancing resources we discussed earlier.
I would say that it is helpful to see the signal in the report, and there's more to come from there in terms of how it unfolds for the balance of the year.