Sure.
In 2021, we announced that we were going to be tripling the size of our production facility in Fort Saskatchewan. It is a very large investment. At the same time, we are going to be reducing our carbon emissions at that site to zero. We're tripling our capacity and making our product zero emission.
That presents many challenges. There's technology that has to be adopted. We have several partners that are going to be part of that. It's partly through CCUS. There is a strong Alberta system for carbon capture, utilization and storage there. Obviously, certain tax credits are very helpful for investing—CCUS and the hydrogen tax credits. We have a plan to return to operation by the end of 2029, so it's an enormous amount of work.