In terms of affordability, if we look at first costs, we see it's typically in renewables. The point that I would really like to make is that the integration of these different systems is how we achieve greater affordability. Nuclear, I think, plays a role, particularly existing resources, in that it provides the base load needed for our economy where, in the future, we can look at renewables paired with storage, with distributed resources to then also play a similar role, as the batteries help distribute that energy output.
In terms of the most affordable, it's also where the assets are. We can look at, say, mega projects or at how the energy resources are distributed across the community. It could be large building owners with, say, commercial buildings with large rooftops, or community-led projects or individual households that can then play a role in our energy future. We can distribute those savings and those revenue opportunities across communities.