Natural Resources committee  I do not, really. I'm talking about hydrogen being produced by renewables. This would mean solar, wind and water. This is our opinion.

Natural Resources committee  I cannot respond directly as to what Canada should do, but our position is that in countries where the economy is very dependent on fossil fuels, CCS could be an instrument in the transition phase to deal with lowering emissions for the fossil fuel sector. In the medium to long t

Natural Resources committee  Sustainable biomass could be relevant, because this is one of the areas in which, by applying the use of biomass with carbon capture and storage, we can have negative emissions. It could be one way to reduce more dramatically the emissions themselves. There are areas in the world

Natural Resources committee  Naturally, I am not doing politics. I think that we have to make clear two things. One is that being in line with the Paris Agreement requires immediate action and immediately changing the trends that we have in front of us, because, as we are going to say in the global outlook

Natural Resources committee  [Inaudible—Editor] there is no future. For CCS, there is a possibility, but trying to be coherent with the fact that we have to get results before 2030 and to put in place CCS will take some years, and it is not always working well. But we say, and my thought on this is, that i

Natural Resources committee  Thank you very much. Thanks for having me in this discussion. Briefly, IRENA is an intergovernmental agency. We have 167 members and will have 168 in 15 days. We are the only intergovernmental agency that has this global membership. I would say that the discussion we're having