Thank you very much for that very important question.
Ensuring that we meet the demand in a manner that does not increase our carbon footprint is critical. To be able to meet some of these challenges in the medium term as opposed to the much longer term out to 2050 really is the trick here. Because a lot of infrastructure takes a long time to build, in the medium term it's going to require looking at a large variety of non-emitting sources. It isn't simply a matter of gambling on non-emitting nuclear or gambling exclusively on large hydro, which also takes a long time to move forward with. We're also going to require renewables, and we'll have to require storage as well.
In the medium term, we will certainly be looking at more wind. We'll be looking at solar. We'll be looking at storage opportunities. On the coast in Atlantic Canada, we're looking at opportunities with respect to tidal and to wave. There's a large variety of non-emitting technologies that are going to be important over the short term, medium term and long term.