That's another great question.
We find that the Europeans are a bit ahead of us generally in waste management. I would say they're at least five years ahead in terms of processing. We don't agree with incineration, which happens in Europe more and more, separating waste into a biogenic fraction and a plastic fraction, which is what we do. We're not just turning plastic into diesel and naphtha. We do a separation of garbage into a biogenic fraction that we turn into renewable natural gas, which has a far lower carbon footprint and actually a large negative footprint compared to allowing it to decompose in a landfill anaerobically.
Internationally, what we've found is that the Europeans are pulling this material into their system. Right now, we are shipping product to Europe and we're shipping product to the U.S. There are no conversion facilities in Canada that are suitable. We hope that will happen at some point, but right now, our product is going into the U.S. and to Europe.