SaskEnergy

So behind the fence power generation or salt generation that, that will be the next nine hundred megawatts really has no impact.

Uh, and in fact, the gas that will be, uh, that, that the facility will be using will be through the SaskEnergy system, for which we obviously, uh, get paid as well.

So th-this actually is a huge benefit for SaskEnergy, SaskPower, and I, and I, I would say even more significantly for SaskTel.

Um, we are in a position to utilize and have Bell, you know, pay to utilize our really world-class fiber network, uh, that which the data center requires.

And, and we again are-- we're uniquely positioned in this regard, uh, to be in that position.

Well, that's a, a big part of the reason why to use Saskatchewan, uh, Saskatchewan uranium.

But I mean, the objective, though, in the bring your own power scenario, which was, you know, best practice, I think, acr-around the Western world right now for, uh, for data centers, um, you know, we leave it up to, uh, the proponent about how they are going to be, uh, generating that power.

But for Bell, I think they've announced that natural gas is, is what makes sense for them, but it'll be coming through our pipeline system, which, um, is owned by, uh, SaskEnergy and TransGas.