Mr. Chair, thank you for those comments. I appreciate the Minister’s comments there. I am glad to see he is still focused in on those things. Those sound like important opportunities to me.

I just want to acknowledge that the department is playing a very important role extending geographically the opportunity to use wood pellets for our residents and businesses by being such a good customer of wood pellets. I know there is a very new supply of wood pellets in Norman Wells. The action we are taking to take advantage of that supply and also to start considering the opportunity for generation of local supply through wood chipping, something that is done in just about every community in Scandinavia, I think those are very progressive things to be moving forward with. I appreciate the Minister’s ongoing commitments there and to wind in Inuvik and so on.

This may be the last question on this. Has there been a greenhouse gas emissions analysis done for the natural gas solution that is being proposed and for other alternatives? Obviously, my understanding is that we will be trucking up that

liquid natural gas. It will be continual 24/7 trucks on the road, and then there is the cost of extraction and refining and so on. Has that analysis been done? If so, can we get that provided to committee? Mahsi.