How, as you step increasingly into this space, how are you dealing with that? And what are you finding that you maybe have to do differently than you did, you know, even six months ago?

Yeah.

So, you know, we always, we have a principle at Prologis that is that when we build something, we build it responsibly.

We manage it responsibly.

So that same principle applies to data centers.

What we do well is we know how to build things and we know how to secure the power for it.

So when it comes to data centers, yes, there is increasing demand for it.

in internally like obviously it's the right thing to do but this moment we're in in sustainability is actually quite a lot about the business case not just the right thing to do how do you make the business case for keeping your standards when you're making a building or a data center in a country where it would be so easy to not meet those standards

How have you been perceiving things at Climate Week, and what conversations are still going on about emissions, and how does that factor into your thinking?

You see, what I've observed this week is there's a lot of practical discussion on what are the risks companies and countries should, should address.

So when we think about emissions, you know, the, the more resources that you use, the greater the emissions that you have.

It really comes down to common sense.

So there's been a lot of discussions on how do you introduce efficiency for the reduction of cost, material, as well as emissions, and then there is a really clear, um, discussion on...You know, to meet the demand that we're facing, we need all forms of generation.

So it is not just going from gray to green, it's, it, it's, you know, it's also reducing that gray emissions to what is palatable.

Um, and then of course you have to factor in the economics, right? So when you think about any technology, any service, you want to be able to be standalone, not necessarily reliant on, on, on subsidies per se.

What do you think the key future developments are gonna be? I mean, when you think about technology or anything else, to be honest, what is it you think is gonna change Prologis and the logistics industry in the next 10 years?