I will start and then, if you don't mind, I will ask Dr. Novog to add in.
Fundamentally, generation of electricity through turbines is achieved by boiling water and making steam. That's true. Having a very clean, reliable, secure source of energy through SMRs to do that is an important transition for our energy sector. There are evolving usage and deployments of SMRs to capture that energy that's produced much more efficiently and effectively. One example of it is the ICE harvest system, the integrated community energy harvesting system, developed at McMaster in partnership with other universities. Our researchers are working now on modelling the evolving SMR designs to much more efficiently capture the waste heat and utilize that in building heating and cooling.
The future of SMR deployment is not only the energy generation of the future; it's also the energy utilization and harvesting of the future. My colleague, Dr. Novog, could probably elaborate on it, if that's acceptable.