Natural Resources committee  Personally, I do feel that it's possible, but given that other witnesses have taken great pains to join us internationally, I'd like to yield my time to hear from them as well.

Natural Resources committee  That's a great question. Obviously, that discussion is happening right now about how to design this policy. I don't have any specifics that I can share specifically around some kind of CCUS tax credit policy design. I would point to other countries that are looking into that—for

Natural Resources committee  I do believe so. Yes. Certainly. I mean, the oil and gas sector is obviously a really big hitter in terms of our emissions profile, but transportation, buildings, heavy industry and all of these areas are very fossil intensive as well. Certainly, there need to be actions to decar

Natural Resources committee  Thank you for the question. We actually released a report just yesterday on carbon capture, detailing its role in the clean energy transition. It's obviously a really contentious issue right now, so that's sort of difficult to answer, broadly speaking. I will say that, obviously

Natural Resources committee  Thank you to the chair of the natural resources committee for the opportunity to speak with you today. My name is Francis Fong. I'm managing director of ESG research at TD Economics. As a bit of background, TD Economics produces economic analyses, forecasts and research on a wid