When we develop an energy portfolio, we have to create the resource mix for customers that is lowest-cost, meets our decarbonization objectives and, most importantly, maintains system reliability for customers. As you mentioned, it's not always windy, although it's pretty windy in Nova Scotia, almost as much as in Newfoundland, although maybe not quite as much. It is very important that the system has balancing resources in order to integrate all of that wind.
In Nova Scotia, we'll be developing a portfolio of firming assets or balancing resources that includes energy storage. It includes the conversion of a couple of coal plants to alternative fuels, and it includes the development of new fast-acting, gas generation-fired facilities that will all work together to integrate wind energy into the system.