David: Yes, Alberta is our primary focus, and we do look at Saskatchewan as well. To me, it’s the barrier of entry that’s creating this shift to renewables in Western Canada. If you have a regulatory bond, you play by their rules, and it makes it a little bit inhibitive for a developer to bring on a generation asset. So, Saskatchewan and BC are a little more stringent and more robust. Not to say it’s not a good area, but Alberta. If you can become an Alberta system operator with a great project solution to the grid problems, it’s fair game, it’s a fair market, and that’s why it’s so great here – you have the open market advantage.
Solar Opportunities in Saskatchewan
There are very good sun hours in Saskatchewan as well. I’m sure many of us have seen that map that’s yellow and blue where the sun hours are. Saskatchewan, in terms of a province, definitely has a greater resource. But it comes down to being able to get these projects going. SaskPower is on your side to allow you to get into these kinds of projects, the same thing with BC.
Vishal: Right. I appreciate that. Now, I will turn this one over to Arash.