That could be a problem. A lot of Northwest utilities are raising their rates. The two investor-owned utilities in Oregon are also look at rate increases. So there is some benefit to conserving. It's the most cost-effective source of supply at this point.
Conservation is more after long-term kind of thing.
If you look at conservation in Northwest, it's really kind of taken a back seat in the last several years. The big unknown in this whole thing is the new Bush administration. Spencer Abraham, the senator from Michigan, is the new designate for the Secretary of Energy. We don't know where he's going to be. This is very complex and he probably doesn't know a lot of these issues.