Nick Amicucci

the $3 billion of gross equity. Is that firm? Or is that kind of contingent upon the CapEx pace

Is it fair to assume that, that breakdown kind of persists, so a little bit more heavily skewed towards transmission

what would you guys need to see kind of going forward to get kind of more confidence in the upper half of the range

Just wanted to get a sense just on the near-term kind of nuclear uprates, how near term are those? And when are we kind of -- what's kind of baked into the 2029 assumptions?

when we think about up to 2 gigawatts of developing opportunities that are later-dated, how quickly would those need to be brought into the fold to be COD by 2035?

is that strictly for the first 3 gigs? Or is that -- does that kind of -- do you have the ability to kind of upsize that given the opportunity you have?

if we were to look at kind of the gigawatt addition and then kind of the EPS accretion, is, I guess, roughly $0.08 per gigawatt, a good rule of thumb

is the pitch, I guess, to the government [indiscernible] incremental savings that as you kind of -- as you grow this, you could provide incremental savings

how you can leverage kind of both the residential as well as kind of segments and business lines to -- within that kind of offering

any kind of color you could provide just on the impact of kind of RTC plus B initiatives and just kind of the normalization

Just anything that we could kind of pinpoint like really what's gone well? What kind of exceeded the expectations just over the past

now having kind of the RTC+B initiative in ERCOT in Texas kind of up and running now for about 2 to 3 months

would we pretty much assume that you would be seeking the extension first and then any firm announcement on a potential upgrade?

what would you need to see going forward to move to the upper half of the range or increase guidance altogether?

is there any opportunity for you guys to partake in those allocations, the Brookfield Westinghouse selection

How are you guys kind of—are you guys kind of front-loading or kind of prebuying any type of nuclear fuel

Kind of what undertakings were done? I mean, was that kind of an enhanced fuel offering

should we kind of view that as more of a pull forward on that side of the house? Or is that -- was that somewhat contemplated

more of a bridge power type of approach. Is that something that is kind of an incremental opportunity

just wanted to get a sense of kind of the ability to kind of push the button on executing on more renewables projects

Just kind of thinking about the available infrastructure currently within the United States and then the need -- the inevitable need for some more.

how are you thinking about cost, mitigating pricing increases on natural gas or something else, and getting that into rate base?

If you could comment on that and frame it. Is that part of the appetite and attraction for you to be able to expedite the process to time to power

should we be considering some potential upside just on the transmission side as we kind of think of these new generation assets

any kind of insight into the typical time frame that you guys are seeing on the duration? Is there a minimum there that you guys are seeking

Would you break down the drivers of that 10% sales growth for Medical for the year? What's driving that