Thank you.
I would like to clarify one point. If I don’t have enough time, I may come back to it in the next round of questions.
Many of you mentioned the Clean Technology Investment Tax Credit. As I understand it, this does not currently apply to critical minerals.
You also mentioned the reduction in GHG emissions that high-purity iron and copper allow. I understand that at Glencore, if we didn’t burn what is commonly referred to as scrap, i.e., recycled materials, but rather copper, there would be fewer emissions.
Is this something that would be eligible for the clean technology tax credit?
As I understand it, you are not currently eligible for this credit.
Is that correct?