Are there particular states, municipalities, or types of local economic development authorities that tend to be more active or sophisticated in using IRBs? What are your clients telling you?

Yeah, I can give a few examples, and I would just note that, you know, again, every jurisdiction is different.

So whether you might be dealing with a state, a county, or a municipal entity, but generally speaking, you know, I could just name a few that we've dealt with recently.

So in Texas, you know, the office of the Texas governor is pretty aggressive in terms of marketing industrial revenue bonds.

In Virginia, you see more of the regional authorities or kind of the players you want to deal with.

So like one example, there will be Fairfax County Economic Development Authority.

They leverage IRBs.

Looking ahead, do you expect IRBs and state-level incentives to become even more important as companies pursue larger onshore manufacturing projects across the U.S.?