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▶ 17:10 Andy Lubershane Um, and if you, you know, head up to Canada, uh, that very occasionally is a little bit more often.

▶ 21:29 Lara Pierpoint So does that mean that we're going to see a whole lot of additional interconnects popping up, at least, you know, across the Eastern and Western interconnect and with Mexico and Canada, or is that TBD?

▶ 6:45 Sam Jaffe And free trade partner countries can include, that includes our North American neighbors, Mexico and Canada, but includes 12 other countries, including South Korea, Colombia, Chile, Australia, and a host of other countries.
▶ 13:46 Sam Jaffe Um, but also in the U.S. and Canada.
▶ 27:33 Sam Jaffe I think when we look at the interconnection queues and the ISO RTOs of the United States, of the US and Canada, we saw, we, we saw this enormous logjam of standalone storage projects that had been put in as placeholders just in case this…

▶ 21:47 Dr. Daniel Yergin And so governments are all basically dealing with, which is not perceived in the United States or other parts of the world, but is, or Canada, but is dealing with a really grave emergency that guarantees that Europe is going into a…

▶ 10:16 Shayle Kann I'm so, I'm so very sorry, Leah, to have left out Canada.
▶ 27:20 Dr. Leah Stokes I could recognize the Canadian accent. 3 times in the scene
▶ 43:02 Dr. Leah Stokes I've decided other people are all excited about molten salts, so I'm not gonna give them any money either, and I'm gonna go with the Canadians. 2 times in the scene

▶ 18:50 Kurt House Um, but nickels produced in dozens of countries, uh, Indonesia, Canada, Australia, uh, Finland, Norway, Russia, uh, which is a problem.

▶ 11:57 Dr. Chris Bataille Tax credit in the US and similar credits in that are developing in Canada and what have you.
▶ 15:11 Dr. Chris Bataille With oil sands, I'm Canadian, by the way, with oil sands is they want to move into making graphene from bitumen, like non-combustion uses of bitumen.
▶ 20:52 Dr. Chris Bataille Um, in Alberta, they just let out a bunch of the deep pore space, one to a cement project that's going ahead right now, but you do have to run through a process, but partly in Canada, it's because the pore space 2 times in the scene
▶ 28:53 Dr. Chris Bataille And I'd have to preface that with, um, I'm, as you know, as a Canadian, I'm one of the first people that introduced the whole electrify everything discussion into our policy debate, right?
▶ 31:49 Dr. Chris Bataille And I have a lot of contact with the Canadian cement industry and the global cement industry, and they want to do it because it's challenging because they actually have to do post-combustion.

▶ 13:38 Rob Hanson We, we did find initial investors in New York, uh, and up in Calgary, Canada, both private equity as opposed to venture.

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