Mr. Chair, when we were together in Saskatoon with the Prime Minister and the premiers, we talked about many, many potential projects in the renewable space.
I will highlight one in particular, the eastern energy partnership, which would involve up to 50 gigawatts, potentially, of offshore wind. That power would be used in conjunction with the incredible resources of Hydro-Québec and its dams, essentially turning the dams into large batteries. Those batteries would allow us to deliver more baseload power to other jurisdictions to earn more money for Canadians. They would facilitate the building of green hydrogen for our allies in Europe, which they are interested in—