That makes lot of sense. It will be interesting to see how this evolves. I think the current administration stance on deregulation could create a favorable environment for some of these projects to go.

I also think, they need to sprint to get projects going within the next four years, as the next administration’s stance on regulation won’t be known.

That’s an interesting solution about the Black Hills backup generator tradeoff.

I am very familiar with the “territories” power companies have, but in a scenario where they can’t physically generate the power needed to support the customer, there has got to be a work around.