In terms of adding new power capacity, there are two components.
First, we can help offset that needed power capacity through different efficiency programs—building retrofits, energy efficiency or measures outside of that—or through distributed resources. We can then use those to offset the need and really focus on local communities through those actions.
On the other side of the coin, we can add those distributed resources to then add to our generation mix. Again, it's not just about renewables, say. It's also about local generation paired with battery storage. That battery storage helps mitigate the need for additional resources, particularly peak plants that generally have a high emissions rate. In doing so, we offset the need for new infrastructure, lower the cost of the new infrastructure needed and see savings in terms of emissions.