When you develop a feed-in tariff policy and you focus on the price of electricity, that means everybody gets to play. If you put money out there then you've only got a set cost, and only so many projects are going to go forward. A feed-in tariff policy potentially allows everybody to get in. If you've got a viable project, you can go forward.
You're absolutely right, you're going to have to sell that somehow. There's the greenhouse gas benefit to this, which has an economic value, which would be another way to support this. If we had a federal gas reduction carbon market, then all of a sudden that carbon price becomes intrinsic to our power values and now you can justify 3ยข, or whatever it is, to carbon.