Let me start with.... The one premise at Darlington is that we plan to have the first reactor operational in 2028, so it's not too far away. We will have done the refurbishment of our Darlington reactors in 2026. The cost of those is a little over eight cents per kilowatt hour. They are highly competitive with any other form of technology for the baseload.
What we will then do concurrently is begin to work with communities on both the grid-scale SMRs and the micro SMRs to determine which communities are relevant and want to participate and build that over time.
One of the key things that was touched on—and I agree with the premise—is that once you get to about 10 microreactors, we are going to have something very feasible, and we're going to be able to see it. We see it at Darlington right now. We're spending $12.8 billion. As we've refurbished the four reactors, they're coming in around 12% to 15% cheaper as we go from one reactor to the next. That's just learning, knowledge, efficiency and the skill of our workforce in Ontario, which is amazing.