John Mould

“I'd like to go back to the large load opportunity in Missouri, you know, not focusing on any specific customer discussions, but more just about, you know, the ability in your system as it stands right now to handle, you know, incremental loads.”

“And then the OEB's next generation rate framework, I realize it's early in that consultation, but can you maybe just put that into context with how, if at all, it might play into the JRAP process, how that's progressing from your perspective and the engagement that your company's had?”

“Maybe just continuing, because you raised it at the end there. Can you just, you know, talk about your supply picture and ability to, you know, if you are able to land a couple of these over the midterm, you know, what does that look like in terms of incremental generation and potential additions to the capital plan?”

“All my other questions were answered, so I'll leave it there. Congrats to Mike and Grant.”

“Maybe at the risk of going too in the weeds here, just trying to read the tea leaves a little more on these ASO in-service dates.”