A potentially major customer for CHAR is over the provincial border with energy distributor, Énergir, Quebec's largest natural gas company, which issued a request in November to increase the amount of RNG in its system. Énergir recently agreed to a partnership deal with Nature Energy to co-develop 10 biomethanization plants in Quebec's farming regions to produce up to 200 million cubic metres of RNG per year, one-third of the province's 2030 RNG target. White said an RNG offtake agreement with Énergir remains a work in progress. The two companies have signed a letter of intent and are working on a term sheet, an important document needed to obtain project financing for Kirkland Lake. Overall, White said the wider appetite for RNG is "shifting in a good way in terms of the amount of demand. Once the gas in a pipeline, we can sell it anywhere."