Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Good morning, distinguished guests. Thank you for joining us. You have surely broken records this morning in terms of the information you managed to provide in 10 minutes. It is very impressive. It brings many questions to mind. Unfortunately, our time is limited, so I will try to cover the three main issues I am especially interested in.
My first question is probably for you, Mr. Egan. Two figures from the very beginning of your presentation have stuck with me. You think that we currently have a guaranteed 30-year supply in natural gas. We are talking about a 100-year potential supply, as you said immediately after, when it comes to natural gas sources. I assume that we may be talking about transforming biogas.
I would like you to elaborate on your thoughts regarding this 30-year supply and the potential 100-year supply. Does that include, for instance, massive development of shale gas across Canada?