Steve Saretsky

I don't know.

Anyways, I know like we have listeners that are like in Saskatoon or, you know, Red Deer, Alberta that probably don't care.

But I think it's just really just proves like some of the ideology that drives like or has been driving the decision making in this country.

Obviously, the Trudeau era was emblematic of that.

But yeah, I think the EB thing in BC, he's all over that.

He just loves it.

And just, yeah, again, to see that we can export all of this LNG across the world, and we have this massive natural gas reserves here in British Columbia, but you can't use it to power your home.

Meanwhile, like...

The BC Hydro is short, desperately short of power, and it's going to get worse.

Anyways, just found that.

So just to give you an example, one way that they could, like, alleviate some of the pressures on the electric grid or the power consumption from BC Hydro is, like, would they basically force, like, new LNG expansions, for example?

They have to, like, electrify.

So even though you have, like, that baseload energy there, they force them to basically get to...

to like a environmental standard, like a net zero effectively to get on the electrical grid.

So like you have these LNG facilities that are actually powered, not by LNG, but by electricity.

Canada is number two in the world for natural gas resources.

Yeah, I think we are.

I think we are moving in the right direction.

But to sort of summarize, you know, we've – yeah, I feel like the loony hour is really – we don't get everything right.

But, my God, I think over the last – since we started the podcast, what, five years ago?