What does this do to our, the water usage? And so those are, those are real concerns that we have to address from a state perspective. And so We passed a ratepayer protection law this year. So none of those costs on new electricity generation for that data center that may be developed in your community is going to be passed on to ratepayers or residential consumers. We also passed a closed loop water system. So it's going to be a little more expensive on the front end for those data centers to, to develop a project. (20:29–20:43)
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