Just so I understand, the question is what we are doing to reduce our own carbon footprint. That's an excellent question.
What we are doing now is that we're working with the Province of Saskatchewan, and it has just announced a grid connector from north to south that will allow us to pull power. Right now, a lot of our mines have propane, so we're looking at ways to do that.
Obviously, we are in the process of looking at microreactor technologies and the potential for those. I would say that is in the very early stages, but there are certainly possibilities for microreactors not only to service our mine sites in northern Saskatchewan but potentially to provide electricity for our northern partner communities.
As we mentioned earlier, the Saskatchewan government is in the process now of deciding whether or not to bring low-carbon nuclear power onto the grid, which will obviously help to reduce emissions, particularly as it starts to replace coal in the Saskatchewan grid.