And then maybe shifting north a bit to your recent deal with Thermaline. still obviously early days in that. But do you have a sense of how big that fuel station network in Western Canada can ultimately become? Well, you know, just a couple of things. And Bob, you know, at our company is actually the chairman of that joint development committee for our company. So I'll let him speak to a little bit. But, you know, I've been involved in Canada almost for 25 years. Got a couple of important things that work. Well, first off, you've got a huge resource base of natural gas in Canada and you have pretty expensive diesel, uh, in Canada as compared to, so you have very good economics. You have a very important largest gas producer in Canada is our partner. And, uh, and so the, you know, we have some stations on some of the highly, uh, traveled corridors in eastern canada now this focus would normally we're going to start out in western canada where they have long a lot of truck activity that goes from you know calgary uh west uh and um i think you know that joint venture uh program right now contemplates building 15 stations you know to start We'll start, now let's be clear, we're going to start with four or five and then we'll, depending on demand, we'll move to 15 and then eventually I think our friends at Tourmaline believe that you could need as many as 30 stations out there in Western Canada. So it's exciting, but it's going to take a little bit of time.

Aug 9, 2023 / receipt, needs a key / Andrew, CEO | earnings call 2023-08-09 | transcript e6bd8005-df3a-4eed-9190-9889066104c4 | chars 35159-36635 | segment 35