 I don't think it's likely to happen in a thousand years. Has New England had issues as far as keeping up with the demand? Oh, absolutely. Over this summer? Did you know this week, and so it's a great question you asked, Mark. This week, on three consecutive days, when it was really hot and humid, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, oil produced more electricity than did solar and wind combined in New England. Because it was hot, but it was hazy. The wind wasn't blowing, and so we had to turn on oil plants to meet our electrical need.