 really well for China's move away from coal and indeed for the world's perspective on emissions over the next couple of years. China obviously burns coal. It's the key element of what it produces. But things are changing there too. In May just gone, the month of May just gone, you know, coal provided 54% of the energy in China. 44% came from non-fossils, which is wind, solar, hydropower and many other things. That was Matt McGrath.