To start with, my facility is too small, so we're looking at an expansion or a new building for future opportunities. We are always working with new or existing partners, like Teck Metals or Mercer Celgar, just up the highway in Castlegar, and of course other avenues of research.
It always comes down to time and money and the opportunities we can involve students in before it just becomes too big or too much for our current capacity, but we're expanding. We're looking at new opportunities in 2025.
It's great to see some of the new grant opportunities. The plastic grant opportunity in B.C. was called CleanBC Plastics, which was great for industry partners and ourselves alike.
It just comes from having key people. If we can keep doing what we're doing, and if the team at LCIC and KC Recycling can keep supporting the educational opportunities and the research opportunities, we can involve tech and other larger companies while still keeping the small SMEs involved as well.