Tying back to Mr. Malette's comments about affordability here, are there opportunities for consumers in this space, too? We've heard often that electricity grids are built for those peaks, and it's expensive to maintain those peaks, so that next megawatt hour is going to be a challenge, occasionally.
Increasingly, people have, in their garages—as you've already alluded to—an EV with a battery. An average EV battery could power my house for three days at this point.
I'm just wondering what opportunities there might be for consumers with these technologies to maybe profit from that and sell back to the grid at peaks. I think in particular about my home province of Alberta, of course, where you can have peak pricing that is pretty alluring.
