Thank you, Mr. Chair, and thank you to our guests. It's been a very lively and engaging discussion.
Monsieur Robert, looking through your windshield, you correctly pointed out that liquefied natural gas is perhaps the next thing, but what comes after that? We have to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions by not 25% but 75% by 2050. I'm intrigued by the notion that we can take liquefied natural gas and extract hydrogen from it before we burn it, which then produces zero greenhouse gases.
Do you see that as the natural evolution of the vehicles, from taking liquefied natural gas and burning it with carbon dioxide to taking natural gas and extracting the hydrogen? Is that 30 years ahead?