Thank you, and I thank all three of you for being here today.
I am going to start with Mr. Taylor, because it's very nice to see and hear from you today from the Selkirk Technology Access Centre. I've had the pleasure of touring there. I also toured KC Recycling, which you mentioned. Right next to KC Recycling is Cirba Solutions, another big recycling centre. Trail, B.C., is a real centre for recycling of all sorts.
KC Recycling, as you mentioned, recycles primarily lead acid batteries, so the main products are the polypropylene pellets you mentioned, and the lead goes right into the Teck lead and zinc smelter in Trail. Cirba Solutions recycles every other kind of battery you can imagine.
Both of them are the biggest of their kind in North America. The Teck smelter operation is now proposing a large EV battery recycling centre to make it one of the biggest on the continent. It's a very exciting sector in Trail, and a very exciting place to be for you. You're right in the centre of all that.
First of all, you sort of touched on some of those things, but how do you see your research there with the students connecting with these various companies that are really at the cutting edge of recycling not just plastic but metals and battery materials, etc.? How do you see yourself and your facility really playing into that?