It's amazing. It's interesting to hear the chair talk about “French fry power”. I'm just wondering what you could do with all the politicians on Parliament Hill, what that would mean. But that's probably more hot air than natural gas, with all due respect—perhaps.
I was looking at the background of Westport, and it seems to be totally focused toward automotive, whether it's engineering design, etc., of various natural gas technologies to support heavy-duty diesel engines or to support various alternative fuel engines and the like.
Have you taken your technology and worked it towards powering companies? We think of the natural things, such as powering vehicles, and that's logical, although my sense is you may well be limited by the capabilities of, let's say, servicing centres across the country—and I'd like to come back to that. But where are you, in terms of your technology, in empowering business to be able to do what it does? I would think that's just a very easy transition.
Where are you in that marketplace, if at all? If not, why not?