-: It's the bigger risk for business.
It's the bigger risk for the economy.
Forty percent of the CEOs in the world are thinking that in ten years
their business model will not exist anymore.
Because of economical questions
and because of sustainability questions.
I think this is the main criteria
for politicians to take the right decision.
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Boralex's business is to fight climate change
by producing green electricity,
and make it affordable to participate
to the economically viable transition.
In North America, the grid is one thing
which is a big limitation.
We come from a power system
with centralized power plant where you can define
how much power you produce every minute.
Typically with coal, nuclear, or gas,
you can do that.
With something which is more variable
this means more storage on the grid,
more storage distributed on the network.
So there are a lot of things which will evolve.
The question in Europe is accelerate the permitting,
authorizing projects, authorizing production
of green electricity.
When you hit the wall of the energy crisis in Europe today,
they understand that they have to accelerate.
But as an industry, that's something we're saying
since probably 15 years.
To work in sustainable development globally
and do my part with our team, give me some purpose.
Like any parent, I want to contribute to try
to let a place to live to my kids,
which is acceptable and more than acceptable.
So it's important to keep this planet viable.
There is just one place to live.