Paul Fremont

is there a cost estimate just on the Castle Bluff 800-megawatt plant now that you procure the turbines?

With all of the spending your plan is to update your EPS guidance later in the year? Is that the takeaway there

how much of the $5 billion of Google investment would you expect would fall into your current 5-year capital spending plan?

Can you give us a sense of how much? And will next year's trading contribution be sort of back at the 50 to 60 level that it was this year?

what is the cost per kW that we should assume for the CCGT?

the junior subordinated debt that you talked about, is that instead of or in addition to the planned equity -- annual issuance of equity?

can you give us an idea as to whether you would expect additional data center announcement to be a third quarter or a fourth quarter event?

what are you expecting with respect to how they look at the definition of safe harbor?

You talked about having significant tax credit contribution in 2024. Was that associated with Ford? Can you quantify what that tax benefit was?

is that 365, 500 or 345 kV line that you're proposing? And I guess how many miles should we think of additional transmission

can you give us a sense of the load that's associated with the three customers

I think we're using like a 5-year assumption. Is that sort of reasonable for -- to ramp to full load?

what would be the end date in terms of the 3,000 megawatts for peak demand?

is that rate essentially sufficient to allow you to recoup all of the costs? Or would there be any exposure in the event of an early cancellation?

can you tell us roughly what your industrial rate is in terms of dollars per megawatt hour?

how many megawatts is that in terms of demand for the largest of your customers right now?

what estimate would you have for regulatory lag on a go-forward basis in your jurisdictions?

at what point would you need to build new generation in terms of, I guess, the 3 categories that you've outlined

the 5% to 7% EPS growth

can you give us a sense of how many potential developers are represented in that 2 to 4

is that being driven by the expected supply for QTS? Or is there something else that is driving that shift

should we look at sort of like the next month as being sort of the optimal time frame to focus on a possible settlement

the opportunity there would be 750 megawatts or greater. Is that a fair assessment

Does the ICR structure provide you with an opportunity to provide a similar type of stay out in Wisconsin

would you consider using junior subordinated debt as in order to meet your equity requirement

would you put potentially look to to put into place a similar regulatory structure as what you have in Iowa

should we think of all of that as being renewable or some of that gonna be gas

I would like to better understand the role of Schahfer generation potentially under a PPA in that 800 megawatt pool

should we be looking, you know, for a fourth segment for the Genco or or how how do you plan on on on showing that in terms of the financials?

Is the actual spending by the -- taking place some of that at the utility and some of that at the GenCo. That's really my question.

Is there a similar sharing mechanism that was ultimately contemplated as part of the GenCo approval?

are you seeing any activity with respect to onshoring or industrials announcing sort of major expansions in Ohio

Is that the entire plan that you're expecting out of the governor's office? Or is that just a part of something larger

is there anything that you can share in terms of how the portion allocated to the IOUs would be allocated

would the relationship there be with the utility or with PEG Power if there is a relationship

is it contemplated that there would be a need for additional generation at the site

can you give us sort of any color on hedges that you have at PSEG Power?

you used to provide sort of a breakout of net income guidance between the utility and PSEG Power and Other

Given the fact that you guys are currently in a rate case, when should we expect that you would give 2026 guidance?

should I assume that you have already contracted for that capacity, or is it likely that when it is built, you will contract for it?

Can you give us a sense of how much of that capacity is currently contracted today?

Would that take place in the '31 through '35 time frame? Or when would that take place

if you get some of the additional contracts that you're talking about and you need, let's say, that incremental 3 gigawatts of generation, does that need to go through commission approval

I just want to understand the difference between contracted and committed. Is that just an ESA versus an LOA

What year would you expect to sort of achieve that level of sales growth

Would there comes a point in time where you would consider a potential spin-off of your Southern Power subsidiary

is it practical for somebody to consider finishing the summer plant or restarting construction on the summer plant

If there was no replenishment of the fund, is there an alternative that you see coming out of the legislature

For those units, what type of uplift, if any, are you seeing in recontracting those assets

has there been any reconsideration by that community of potential benefits for having a data center located in their community

should I assume that what you're looking at is a combination of renewables and gas Point Beach

Are there retired coal plant sites that could be sort of used as for new build?

the pricing of Point Beach terminates around $120 per megawatt hour. I would think that new build would be a savings over, sort of the last years of the contract pricing?

is the Microsoft announcement, should we think of that as the replacement for the canceled Caledonia project? Or are they still looking to do something to replace that?

What other locations do they have land? Or do you potentially have land that you would be able to sell to them?

if you're unable to reach an accommodation with NextEra, what type of generation would you build?

would some of that be junior subordinated debt? Or would any junior subordinated debt issuances be incremental?

Are any of the other 3 identified sites have they begun construction? And has Microsoft updated at all with respect to the pause

Is the pause, Wisconsin specific, or is it more generic to all of their facilities that are going to use the closed loop design?

any comments on the NextEra GE Vernova partnership and what impact that might have on the availability of gas turbines