Mr. Charles Shier:

The comparison is not made per tonne; it is made per megawatt hour of electricity. The fossil fuel comparator is 650 kg of carbon dioxide per megawatt hour. We have to be less than 70% of that, which is approximately 200 kg of carbon dioxide per megawatt hour. If biomass is less than that, it is deemed to be carbon-neutral, in effect. That does not mean it is carbon-neutral, but it is deemed to be carbon-neutral.