I wonder, in your opinion, is that the right read? Is that what's actually happening, and how does Asia look by comparison?

I don't think that's the right framing for it.

If I go back three, four years ago, people were not particularly educated on the energy systems because they didn't have to be.

They assumed we can transition a system that's been built over a hundred and fifty years almost overnight.

And you even had some big companies in the sector think it's gonna happen faster than it could.

And where we are today is people understand that this is gonna be a longer journey.

It's gonna require innovation, and the commitment remains.

And so when you think about investing in the transition and investing in the infrastructure that enables the transition, what does it take to do that in scale? And maybe what are some of the misconceptions that you encounter when you're talking about this theme?