That's accurate.
I would like to point out two things. Historically, we've had either generation assets or loads for consumers. Energy storage as a bidirectional resource can do both and needs regulatory reforms.
I'd like to recognize Ontario and most recently the Province of Alberta, which, under Minister Neudorf, recognized energy storage resources as a distinct resource class. That's been a major improvement and will be an essential ingredient for the restructured electricity market consultations currently under way for Alberta. Those two provinces are at the forefront. Other provinces do need to effect some regulatory reforms to fully recognize the capacity of bidirectional energy resources.