When there is a price on carbon and there is an effort to reduce emissions, all clean, non-emitting technologies including nuclear obviously get an impetus in terms of their potential growth. You saw that in hydro and you see that in renewables. Nuclear would be part of those technologies as you're looking to do that type of reduction of emissions and, of course, if there is a price.
I would argue, based on the question, that we're also leaving this space where it's just the carbon conversation. We're seeing an increased need and desire in industry and in terms of national security goals for a stable, reliable energy source that has a strong economic and social cohesion bent to it. The argument or conversation is now a combination of reducing emissions with the carbon price and, increasingly, reliability, jobs and economic growth.