 Storage can be deployed almost anywhere. It makes most sense when there's a concern about resilience, if there's a lot of power outages, that sort of thing. Monetary savings are another common motivation, although it's harder to get those with storage at current prices, absent some sort of grant. So behind the meter storage typically will not totally pay for itself. What you often see is a combination of motivation. So it might be both resilience and somebody will put in a battery for resilience purposes so they can write out a power outage and say, hey, I got this battery. I can use it to manage what I pull from the grid and