Natural Resources committee  No. It will be disseminated within industry.

Natural Resources committee  I would say that other than making construction lumber, wood buildings, or tall wood buildings, this is an excellent technology to develop. It's not necessarily where we are. In terms of the programs, our main concern is the availability under the envelopes that are awarded in th

Natural Resources committee  Yes, and where we seem to be headed with the current IFIT program, and many programs that have asked for certain amounts to de-risk their projects, is that because of the multitude of projects and the need to try to help many, the awards per project will be smaller than what the

Natural Resources committee  We have limited capital, as your previous witness said, so our objective is really to build a portfolio of innovative projects because, by nature, some innovative projects fail and some succeed. Our view is that we need to try many things. If we were to fund entirely the projects

Natural Resources committee  Given Resolute Forest Products' location, exporting to Asia is a bit more difficult for us compared to some of the competition in western Canada. Our export markets are mostly related to pulp and paper, which are more global materials. Supply chains are fairly well established.

Natural Resources committee  I will answer the first question. In the case of TMP-Bio, our investment is $3.5 million, $2 million of which is in capital, strictly for equipment, and then another $500,000 a year for operating support. We are not only there to install equipment, but also to run it, test it an