Yeah.

Which isn't uncommon, unfortunately, in Indian country.

Oftentimes tribes are, you know, being served by the last mile of, of distribution, which was the case here.

This is just an hour north of the capital of California, and suffering this type of outage rate.

And so instead of handing over tens of millions of dollars of the tribe's money to PG&E, the tribe decided to invest in their own energy future.

Mm-hmm.

But the states will, you know, force them to in most cases, but they're not gonna pay a lot for that, for that electricity.

So i- in those cases, we'll go find or try to find a third party offtaker, pay a little bit, uh, higher premium on the power.

Yeah.

Which isn't uncommon, unfortunately, in Indian country.

Oftentimes tribes are, you know, being served by the last mile of, of distribution, which was the case here.

This is just an hour north of the capital of California, and suffering this type of outage rate.

And so instead of handing over tens of millions of dollars of the tribe's money to PG&E, the tribe decided to invest in their own energy future.

Mm

...

but the states will, you know, force them to in most cases, but they're not gonna pay a lot for that, for that electricity.