So could you provide additional details on the company and how did SRP choose to work with the company on this project?

Yeah, Paul.

At SRP, we get a lot of innovation projects that kind of come our way.

We're very good about working with the Arizona universities and getting them engaged on appropriate projects to help assist us with testing and verifying and making sure that some of the advancements we're trying to make are accurate.

And so Grovera came to us and had a nice presentation about these clamps that they could put onto vegetation, both live and dead, and measure the fuel moisture of them.

And that's a very important industry when it comes to wildfire prediction.

There's a lot of models out there and indices and things that are looked at, like energy release components, burning index, which is DI.

So can you elaborate on what role the university is going to play in the project?

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