So the way you do that is you look, we know that some people have different preferred forms of energy in West Virginia. Coal remains very important [in West Virginia]. Natural gas. We're very supportive of nuclear, and we're open to other forms of energy. But if you go to, say, Rhode island, they may have a different perspective on all of those issues. (13:39–13:41)
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Asserts the continued importance of coal in West Virginia's energy landscape.
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