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And so that makes me think, you know, when you hear this international commitment and the big talk about doubling the pace of gains across the global economy...Is that really realistic?

Yeah.

I mean, I, I think it is.

And I'll, and I'll give you a, a few different perspectives.

You know, one, and I'll give just a, a US-focused example, you know, if you go into an average large commercial, industrial building in the US, I, you know, I can almost guarantee you that there is 30 to 40% of the energy used that can be saved.

So, I think, you know, we're almost sitting on this just reserve of an energy resource that businesses, schools, hospitals in the US and across the globe are not tapping into.

And, you know, why isn't that happening? I think it, you know, it's not happening for a variety of reasons.

How has it left you feeling about the global effort on climate change and the energy transition? Where do you think it's going?