CCUS is not just for oil and gas; it's also for heavy industry. We said that it should be explored and that people with technical expertise should put specifications around it. Companies will decide if it's economically viable, but as investors have said, for many industries—not just oil and gas—CCUS is a reality for meeting their net-zero commitments.
On the point about companies and their net-zero transitions, I'll give you a good case in point of what we're starting to see. Woodside, which is a big LNG producer in Australia, recently had their climate plan turned down by investors by 58%. That means investors told the company, “We don't believe in your climate plan. It's not aggressive enough. Go back and redo it.” Typically, that is the first step, and if investors don't see a change, they start voting off the directors. That is the power of investors. However, how do we know whether it's credible or not? It's because there's disclosure and there's a taxonomy that helps form the analysis of what is credible.