That is, I think, one of the things that somebody didn't think of ahead of time. That is, that if you don't have some huge program of making sure that power production keeps pace with the need, with demand, with population growth and the growth of the economy and all that kind of stuff, and if you don't guarantee some kind of a return on those investments that the decisions have to be made 20 years in advance, the construction has to start ten years in advance, and so on. If you don't do any of those things, none of that stuff is going to get built. In six months you're going to see a lot of people getting into the power production business. It's got to be natural gas turbines, the only quick way to build a generating facility.
Coal takes too long.
Dams can't be done at all anymore. So what we're leading to with this kind of a development is burning more and more fossil fuels which makes no sense at all. That's where the quicker source of electricity comes from, conservation. If you ask people to begin conserving power, they're going to do it. The BPA has cut like over a thousand people who are working on conservation in the BPA offices.