The short answer is yes, most assuredly, the electricity sector—the energy sector—is critical infrastructure.
In terms of funding specifically for the question of copper theft, no. The funding supports assessments where a power plant would look at their full scope of risk, and if within that there are perimeter security issues, then that's what would be identified. Advice would be given, and you'd address it that way.
From a perspective of copper theft, that is primarily a local law enforcement issue in terms of the specifics around copper theft. It is a well-known and kind of widespread phenomenon in construction sites elsewhere that because of the price of the commodity, it becomes an attractive target. I hope that answers your question.