So how does this fit into the bigger picture of Cook Inlet's massive gas resources and Alaska's energy security?

Well, 19T is a gas equivalent to 244 years, and you mentioned that, in the rail belt availability.

And, you know, if you put that into oil, I think it's close to three and a half billion barrels of oil.

If that was on the North Slope, people would be going after it like crazy, especially now with the least saline PRA.

And it shows that we shouldn't bypass an Alaskan resource like Cook Inlet, like this resource.

It should always be in the mix.

Cook Inlets provide Alaskans for gas for their homes and like I stressed over 60 years and it's all cheaper.

But John- Can you share with the audience maybe a cool piece of technology that you guys have implemented that maybe the general public wouldn't know but is exciting for engineers or maybe the young people that are coming up?