Um, you know, these are huge goals to, to achieve and, you know, do you, do you kind of think that we're, we're still on track to accomplish these and, you know, what's kind of made that possible?

Yeah.

Uh, you know, I, I think it, it was a, it was a, a bold, um, a bold set of goals that, that campus, uh, put together.

Uh, I guess it was in twenty twenty-four when these, when these goals were published.

So, you know, it's been about two years or so since these goals have, have been in place.

And, um, I, I think it's, it's-- those are the right types of goals for, for a campus like ours.

Um, you know, we, we don't, you know, it, it's something that's, that's very important to our campus stakeholders is to, you know, really, um, be leaders in, in sustainability.

Um, so how would you think that this has kind of, um, shaped the narrative of clean energy in Madison, more specifically from a transportation's perpec-perspective? Um, and then how is that making the switch to clean energy overall, like kind of a, a smoother transition?