I understand.
I'm telling you this because we heard from a witness who presented storage strategies using artificial intelligence to manage peak periods. For projects exceeding seven megawatts, we're able to bring them down below seven megawatts.
That way, we don't need to go through Hydro-Québec to request a block. We're also able to achieve a fairly interesting form of optimization, making it a rather compelling strategy in terms of energy efficiency. I get the impression that the sticking point in Quebec is that, for many people, electricity isn't expensive enough. So there's no incentive to consider storage capacity.
If there were a tax incentive that would allow the industrial sector to install these facilities and quickly recoup the costs, we'd start focusing on energy efficiency. We'd free up megawatts for other types of projects.