Now maybe you could just tell me about if that creates any problems and, and what solutions are there to a hydropower plant that may be decades old?

So actually, hydropower plants have a long technical lifetime.

Um, dams can last up to a hundred years, and the electromechanical equipment can be a few decades old.

And, and that's a good thing.

They're designed to run a long time.

And so because they're designed to run a long time, and they do run a long time, you know, the average age of the fleet right now is about thirty-one years old, which is higher than other renewable, uh, technologies.

Uh, if you unpack that a little bit though, you'll see that that really masks two very different populations in terms of the age of the fleet.

What is the potential there and, and what countries or regions are targeting it?